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Writing of the incident in 1963, a University of California historian, Alexander De Conde, said: "The American people, after a brief burst of warlike anger, took the matter relatively calmly.

Ethics experts said Trump could solve the matter relatively easily, as have past presidents, by selling his portfolio or placing it in a blind trust over which he had no control.

Still, the Musketeers are relatively unknown, and, for that matter, relatively untested.

The mineral matter relatively increased with density at all temperature ranges.

The less privacy we have over the things that matter relatively little, the more privacy we crave over the things that matter most.

The network comprises several other seminal works and although those works positioned in the outer layers are important, they matter relatively less for the overall set of works.

Within the EU, the matter was relatively uncontroversial, and since 2008 a division of labor became visible, with Southern EU member states setting the policy agenda of relations with the Middle East and North Africa, while Central European and Scandinavian governments are more involved in shaping the bloc’s relations with the Post-Soviet states.

While the Clinton administration thought the matter was relatively unimportant, the news elicited a firestorm of public opinion, most of it against Baird.

Further back from the frontier, education still matters; but university degrees matter relatively less and good primary and secondary education count for relatively more.

"Easy determinants like age and sex matter relatively less over time, as you refine the pitch.

"I think there is nothing wrong and probably something right about Congress acting on these matters relatively quickly," Mr. Klain said.