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That was clearly less fun to visualise, harder to pin down and to parody than the stereotypes of the four nations.

Several independent forestry experts said that on paper, at least, Colorado's plan was clearly less stringent than what the Clinton administration proposed.

On a Syracuse radio show, Brown took the high road but was clearly less than thrilled with the Browns' new direction.

Peter Dixon, economist at Commerzbank in London, said the Bank was clearly less convinced about early signs of recovery in the economy than the stockmarket, which has risen by more than 20% in the past month.

Dennis, who left school at 15, got a shorter sentence because the judge said he was clearly less intelligent – possibly kindly meant but a slight that stung Dennis for the rest of his life.

It is unclear at this stage who was behind the stunt, although Deschamps was clearly less than impressed, unlike a number of the French players, who are believed to have reacted with amusement when the drone – a small unmanned flying machine more commonly used to spy on military targets – hovered above.

When the discussion turned away from the Balkans and toward Indonesia -- where the United States has been deeply involved since the Asian economic crisis of 1997 and the forced resignation of President Suharto a year later -- Mr. Gore was clearly less comfortable describing how the United States might make use of "forward engagement".

Schwarz may not have been out to get football, but he was clearly less emotionally invested in it than most of his predecessors and peers, who had helped build the sport into the de-facto national pastime with romantic coverage of heroic sacrifice.

Equimolar concentrations of NS11394, TP003 and NS16085 all attenuated wind-up to a similar degree; TPA023 was clearly less effective.

Kinetic synergism was also observed for Pd Co alloys, although it was clearly less dramatic than that found for mixtures.

The relascope strategy for selecting subsample trees was clearly less efficient than the fixed strategy (Fig. 8).