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Mr. Clinton's second term produced few tangible achievements, though he continued to reposition the Democratic Party.

For some, that term produced images of "coupon clippers," another term you don't hear much anymore.

Converting to an academy in the short term produced mixed outcomes and staff voted with their feet.

A tense final term produced plenty of errors from both sides, but St Kilda did most of the attacking without being able to land the decisive blow.

AS WELL as its famous soundbites ("the people's princess", "the hand of history", etc), Tony Blair's first term produced some classics in the art of political euphemism.

The WVD combined with HT has been applied to the detection and parameter estimation of chirp signal, including multicomponent signals, in spite of the cross term produced by the WVD.

Speculation about what would happen in a second Bush term produces little dispute.

Administration officials hope that the changes would, over the long term, produce savings by keeping costs down.

"Although the so-called 'single tier' pension will in the long term produce smaller pensions for men and women than the system it replaces, it will typically be more generous for this group of women approaching retirement".

However, the effects of investigations in terms of reducing anxiety in the longer term produce conflicting findings [24 26].

This was repeated for all genes and for each term, producing an average percent variance for the four different gene groups, unique, whole genome, duplicate and tandem duplicate.