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There were many such bomb bonuses paid in 2007, though markedly fewer than in past years.

Mr. McCain's 17-year record in Congress, though, markedly undercuts the message from the camp of Gov. George W. Bush that the senator is insufficiently right-leaning.

With tree-lined canals, wood-paneled teahouses and temple-dotted hills, Kanazawa is reminiscent of another well-preserved, though markedly more touristy Japanese city, Kyoto.

An analogue nub – similar to that of the PSP, though markedly superior – and the inbuilt accelerometer and gyroscope for tilt-based play offer a range of control options no other handheld can match.

Because the government is still running deficits -- though markedly smaller ones -- the debt has increased throughout Obama's presidency.

The Serengeti wildebeest have a well-defined birthing season lasting a few weeks during the wet season [23], and though markedly less variable than deaths, births have been observed to decline over time as the population has increased [22], suggesting density-dependent regulation of birth rates.

As indicated in table 4, percentages of children living in 'smoke-free' homes (ie, homes where smoking is not allowed at all) increased slightly between 2007 and 2008, though more markedly between 2008 and 2014.

Visitor numbers also fell throughout England and in Scotland, though not as markedly as in the capital.

That long-term perspective, though, contrasts markedly with the increasingly short-term perspective taken by marketers.

All four newspapers were also up – though less markedly – on the same Saturday in 2010.

Attacks on the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) were also down, though less markedly.