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GEORGE PACKER: Perhaps — but financial reform, which should have been the easier, more bipartisan bill (see my comments on Bob Corker above), ended up producing much of the same division and distortion, and, ultimately, close to the same vote.

Hardness and modulus measurements carried out at the nanoscale revealed that the polymer wear particles within this third body formation were progressively compacted to form an agglomerate, for which the mechanical properties were ultimately close to those of the initial PMMA substrate.

Robert Hille, the immediate past president of the Bergen County Bar Association, who has offices in Hackensack and Secaucus, says many lawyers in Bergen County report that settlements in many cases where arbitrators' awards are rejected are ultimately close to the amounts the arbitrators decided on.

But the researchers discovered that sheets of carbon atoms arranged in a pattern of hexagons and pentagons can curl up and ultimately close to form hollow cages.

His job figures, he said, are "ultimately closer to what we're talking about".

In the event, it straddled both frames, but was ultimately closer to the populist line that Greenberg had recommended.

Colocation will allow them to place and manage data closer to their cloud, network, and security functions -- and, ultimately, closer to the end user for reduced latency.

The majority of the credit and debit cards that were used, according to the banks, were ultimately closed due to fraudulent activity traced back to Walmart.

(It ultimately grossed close to $13 million).

Sufficient patience ultimately came close to the goal.

The Spanish ultimately came close to squandering all that skill once again.