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And they correspondingly conclude that Latvia has in large part already recovered more or less fully.
Just as the US government want a monopoly on the use of military force – waging wars to "spread democracy" while condemning those who fight back as "terrorists" – they correspondingly seek a monopoly on the use of hacking.
As these patients were in sufficiently good health to undergo CRT, they correspondingly survived longer on average than patients with stage IV disease.
In addition, in any virgin mouse, some of the early lesions had relatively high percentage of pSTAT5 cells, and they correspondingly showed reduced levels of apoptosis.
When asked to recall their own dreams, they attached more significance to a negative dream if it was about someone they disliked, and they gave correspondingly more weight to a positive dream if it was about a friend.
The nuns' blithe confidence in their power to do good is undermined by the complexity of local conditions; they fail to understand or even investigate the rules that govern the people and they are correspondingly unbending in their own beliefs and traditions.
They were correspondingly wary about seeing America's military presence scaled back.
The portrayals of these "natives" meanwhile, may well be deliberately wafer-thin, presumably in order to reflect the way the Europeans view them, but they remain correspondingly unsatisfying.
So-called new-value managers like William H. Miller III of Legg Mason and Bill Nygren of Oakmark have routinely bought high-priced, volatile technology stocks, if they had correspondingly strong growth prospects.
ONE of the great racial divides of traffic safety is seat belt use; young African-Americans are about 50percentt less likely than other motorists to buckle up, and they have correspondingly higher death rates in highway crashes.
Spotify, Pandora, Deezer and other streaming services have ensured that today's youth have easy access to a much wider range of music than their parents and they have correspondingly broad tastes which are hard to replicate for night clubs which have built their reputations around a single genre.
