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The committee oversees Zinke's Interior Department, and the back-and-forth on Friday sets a sharp tone for their relationship if Grijalva becomes chairman.

In recent decades, the phylogeography of the Western Palaearctic has been mainly centered around the southern refugia model, which sets a sharp dichotomy between Mediterranean peninsulas and Northern Europe, the former being areas of long-term persistence of temperate species and sources for the postglacial assembly of northern biotas.

In his role as presidential host, Mr. Putin set a sharp contrast with Mr. Yeltsin, who in his last years in office often stumbled at public ceremonies, or made gaffes that made Russians wince in shame.

In this combined simulation, we set a sharp PSD (phase space density) gradient of the relativistic electrons at L = 6 as an initial condition.

The poem sets up a sharp distinction between Odysseus' fantasy and Penelope's realism.

Mr. Bush's entry into the debate now sets up a sharp competition for the votes of the elderly concerned about health care.

This development also sets up a sharp contrast with Mitt Romney, who has aligned himself with the haters.

Based on this set, a sharper upper bound for the Z-spectral radius of weakly symmetric nonnegative tensors is obtained.

That set off a sharp drop in sales in the United States.

The news set off a sharp decline in the price of Wipro shares.

The warning set off a sharp decline in its share price.