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But some of the strength of American profits has come from overseas sales.

Lord Black says he was "surprised by some of the strength" of support for Lord Hunt's proposals, which he adds are "potentially painful" for the regional press.

And thanks to a splinter populist movement that siphoned off some of the strength of the incumbent Republican president, he was elected.

Another customer, a former police officer, had lost some of the strength in his right hand and wanted a pistol that would make allowance for that.

Some of the strength in earnings, however, were helped by JPMorgan's decision to reduce reserves for mortgages and credit-card loans.

On Thursday and Friday, Mr. Araki's high-spirited nihilism and Mr. Kerrigan's ability to evoke intense alienation round out a week that shows some of the strength and the savagery of American independent filmmaking over the past two decades.

Nonetheless, there are signs that some of the strengths of the Ozploitation era are at last being rediscovered.

With wall text invoking Walt Whitman, the exhibition demonstrates some of the strengths and drawbacks of unbridled Emersonian optimism about humanity.

This prolonged précis, necessary because of the large scale of his project, demonstrates some of the strengths and weaknesses of Knausgaard's book.

This season is a one-off but its peculiarities have laid bare some of the strengths and weaknesses inherent in the regular structure.

Here are some of the strengths and weaknesses that each man brings: OBAMA The president's strengths in debates were on display throughout the primaries and general election in 2008.