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The Steelers' remaining schedule favors them, though, particularly because the injury-marred defense now has an extra week to rest.

"I was, though, particularly impressed with Jordan Walne.

Telfar could stand some editing, though, particularly the cheesy swimwear.

Trust takes time, though, particularly when remediation is required.

Rangers were still vulnerable, though, particularly to their own flaws.

Researchers are still slow adopters, though, particularly at universities.

Trump's Republican critics, though, have little patience with this argument – particularly because of the dangers it poses in foreign affairs.

Anti-187 strategists acknowledge a difficult uphill battle, particularly because even though anti-Proposition 187 forces have apparently raised more than twice as much money as proponents, fund-raising efforts have so far fallen short of the kind of money needed for an all-out television blitz against the initiative.

Alibaba – though particularly massive – is hardly the only example.

Gingrich has punched back hard, though, particularly against Romney.

He was confident that he would not be assassinated, though, aides and political allies recalled, particularly because Washington had publicly rebuked Damascus after the Hamade bombing, warning that it would hold Syria responsible for any similar attacks.