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'We're selling at a level that is substantially better for October and early November".

For the cease-fire to hold, life must become substantially better for the Palestinians, so that they will no longer support terrorist organizations, and then the new Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, will be able to stop future attacks.

Turning to Oric's data on U.K. Netflix vs LOVEFiLM Instant, it's clear that Netflix wins on quantity of TV show content but LOVEFiLM is substantially better for movies.

The results indicate that the approaches that rely on the less restrictive optimality conditions perform substantially better for a wide range of network topologies.

Sonders counters some of Marcin's enthusiasm with historical studies showing that returns are substantially better for investors who buy stocks when earnings are at their trough, rather than after they have grown by double-digit rates for several years.

But if life starts to look substantially better for a drachma-based Greek economy, other countries may also start considering printing lira, pesetas and escudos, and the future, and creditworthiness of a slew of eurozone economies would be thrown into doubt.

Our study showed that the corrected correlation for vigorous activity was substantially better than for moderate activity, and this is consistent with findings in other studies [ 41, 42].

The AUC evaluation showed that FAERS had substantially better performance for ARF and ALI, and worse performance for AMI than healthcare data, which indicates that no single source may provide best evidence for all ADR detections.

Only 23 patients (24 shoulders; 13 primary and 11 revisions) were able to generate sufficient velocity to perform the test, resulting in a mean abduction torque of 15.2 Nm ± 6.6 Nm for the whole group with no substantially better value for the primary prostheses compared with the revisions (Table  2).

They argue that "even if it were eroded over time, a large increase would leave most of those on Newstart substantially better off for some time".

But Mr. Sen argues that India's growth has failed to translate into substantially better lives for hundreds of millions of others.