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He was as able an interpreter of rowing as he was of political movement and terrorist outrage, peppering his reports with asides while showing that he knew the subject from the inside of a boat.
Cicero was as able and ambitious as any of them, but he was over-scrupulous and naive and lacked the people or troops to stand up to them when things turned against him.
He further argued that he was as able as Packer, whom he regarded as a locum tenens for Sewell.
However, in the absence of competition with EF3030, Phe/Phe was only inferior in nasopharyngeal colonization but was as able as EF3030 to produce lung infection.
Conversely, the Phe/Tyr mutant, which contains the GyrA: Ser81Phe and ParC: Ser79Tyr mutation combination found more often in laboratory-selected mutants than in clinical QRSP (18,24,28 30), was inferior in vitro and in nasopharyngeal colonization but was as able as EF3030 to produce lung infection, regardless of competition from EF3030.
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"She was as able-bodied as anyone you could imagine," he recalled.
He could not even wipe the saliva from his own face.In bed at night, when he was as able-bodied as anyone, he would rehearse what his "drunken, drooling body" could do, and what it couldn't:Can't chew, can't swallow, so why chew?
They're as able and as bright and as sharp as anywhere else.
He would still appear to be as able as he reportedly was then.
For the state has never before been as able to detect and follow the movements of its subjects.
Mr Freud maintains that small, nimble firms are as able to capitalise on this as the giant networks.
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