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On the other hand, the district has not shown very much of a shift in its partisan registration, with Democrats retaining a very substantial advantage.

We will be able to pick [smaller cities such as Manchester and Birmingham] off [later]." Institutional backers own most of the company with the management team retaining a "very substantial share" but profitability as a group "would be too premature at this stage" as it grows, he said.

Yet, when a hand crafted group of VM's that are much more CPU and memory intensive are allocated on the XSEDE cloud the total pool of resources are much more efficiently utilized; all while retaining a very high degree of reliability (≥99.9999 %).

But over the past few years, she's gravitated towards a much more contemporary look, one that involves leather, blazers and ankle boots...while retaining a very ladylike silhouette.

In moving from the sacred to the profane, from street to stage, they retained a very spare approach.

"Even with superior products such as Firefox and Opera, Microsoft retains a very big market share for PCs".

"I retain a very physical memory of a book for some time after reading it," he says.

Cushing retained a very strong attachment to Yale, keeping in touch with classmates and attending reunions and games all his life.

"PLEDs are ideal for portable devices since they are light, durable and battery-friendly, yet retain a very desirable picture quality," says Bradley.

Eagles to win For all their evident flaws, both of these teams retain a very real interest in this season's AFC Wildcard race.

Furthermore, the h index when applied to institutions tends to retain a very small number of documents making all other research production irrelevant for this indicator.