That is true, to an extent: even though George W. Bush had transferred twice as many prisoners as Obama ever did, once Obama took office, the Republicans used the prison issue as a cudgel.
But hang out they did, in droves, and Tujunga developed an unenviable reputation as one of Southern California's premier "biker towns". That reputation still survives to some extent, even though most of the bikers either left town long ago or else have undergone the settling down process that inevitably accompanies thinning hair, widening waistlines and advancing age.
[KTA 1] … I think that because we are external to an extent even though we work for the NHS … so you have to then find the person to speak to, get them buying in and then ask them for information and then they request it from somebody else and then it is sent to them and back to you again, and it's just so inefficient and it just makes a lot more sense if they just if they just give you access.
It is the first time that the future skyline has been shown to this extent, even though the technology is there to do so.
In this work we show that, depending on the OSG material, the effect of UV-cure on fracture and thermal conductivity properties can vary to a large extent even though the same extent of stiffness enhancement is obtained.
To such an extent that, even though Volkswagen now owns Bentley, it still makes the car in Britain as opposed to Wolfsburg, despite the fact that it could quite easily be produced in Germany.
They extended their lead further, to such an extent that even though the Light Blue cox Richards made a spurt at the Soap Works, his boat had been surrounded by the steamers, and overtaken by one.
Few are using it to that extent yet, though.
I think this is where, to such an extent, we feel that even though it's great to see China coming to Africa, it is coming at a time when it can exploit the resources of Africa very cheaply, very easily.
On December 16th researchers from the United States and Canada predicted that even though the extent of the summer ice in the Arctic Ocean is expected to decline precipitously over the next few decades, a refuge of sorts will remain for them.
