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Hughes added that Gaga's Whitney Houston-esque vocals are elevated further by Kelly's "standard, soaring tenor".

But neither of those pollutants are elevated enough near the freeway to violate health standards.

In addition, adenosine receptors are elevated.

What sounds like a standard crime drama is elevated by Wainwright's refusal to paint characters in easy and recognisable colours.

Our review of in-house microbial testing results from January 3 and April 17 identified 13 instances where the standard plate count was elevated and 9 instances where coliforms were elevated.

In short, said Mr. Sikorski, "We are elevating our relations with Russia to European standards, securing tangible benefits.

Some have sought to pin the blame for the maps debacle on a relaxing of standards under Mr. Cook, who was elevated from the No. 2 position at Apple just over a year ago.

By contrast, when SOMs were suppressed, although the spontaneous FR and standard tone-evoked FR were elevated, the responses to the deviant tone remained constant, whereas the responses to the standard tone increased.

The general standard of trumpet technique was elevated in his wake, and he extended the range of jazz singing as well, refracting song with the nonsense syllabicity of scatting.

A standard soap opera premise is elevated by the conceit of "normal" people as villains, "freaks" as heroes.

After application of standard monitoring, operative arm was elevated for two minutes and was then exsanguinated with an Esmarch bandage from distal to proximal.