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The fact that Mr. Obama has burned through four chiefs in four years — a contrast with Treasury, where Mr. Geithner stayed for the entire term and does not leave until Jan . 25 after the president's second-term inaugural — is a testament to the unique difficulties and pressures of a job that really became institutionalized only with the Nixon administration.

"As we worked on this [NeuroPace device] for more than a decade, one thing that really became apparent was that there's this enormous potential in technologies that interact with the brain.

Well now, that really became the testing time.

Sir Clive had already enjoyed success with the ZX80 and ZX81 computers, but it was the Spectrum that really became a phenomenon.

And it was, I think a mixture of the right people there, the right technology bed and that really became the foundation for the all new Yahoo!

"I think that really became an issue for Neil, that there wouldn't be that kind of growth over the long term.

"A child has to pick the one that really becomes theirs".

An interesting musical paradox arises here, one that really becomes apparent only in Grainger's original arrangements of "Irish Tune" for men's voices and for strings and horns.

So, if you detach the actual examination from government itself, then you can have one or two private entities that really become experts at patent examining, and then everybody in the world can hire them to do the examining.

Above all a sense of alienation can set in between fans, players and club, a drift that really becomes apparent only when the opposite happens, when teams are built and players produced.

Therefore, it is possible to determine, for any kind of gold nanoparticles (or other noble metals) with their peak of absorption syntonized with the wavelength of irradiation, the percentage of the optical power that interacts (absorption + scattering) with the sample that really becomes in a temperature increasing.