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The period from about 800 to 1200 was the most propitious for Byzantine astrology, though nothing was essentially added to astrological theories or techniques.

"By the time he got to me, I believe that he had increased the story he was telling to have new details that were never shared before, and that he was essentially adding on to the foundation of some basic psychiatric symptoms," Dr. Barr testified, according to a transcript.

Of course, there's no need for that when the action is essentially added on a computer in post-production, as is the fashion with superhero films.

Moreover, the mammalian basilar pons and its cerebellopetal fibers are essentially added superficial structures relative to the more primitive hindbrain tegmentum within (via evolution of the rhombic-lip-derived tangential pontine migration), so that the extrapolation of apparent pontine limits into the depth of the brainstem is not conceptually solid (or developmentally consistent).

We wanted several, because with each we were essentially adding to my executive team.

"We are essentially adding a wrapper of convenient 'fintechness' to existing bank and credit cards".

The second new feature is called Living Filters, and it's essentially adding photo filters but on steroids.

The whole point of BES12 for BlackBerry is essentially adding cross-platform device support to its list of strengths, after all, but an official team-up with Samsung will extend its potential to bring on new customers.

"You are essentially adding fuel to the fire and creating a vicious cycle".

The Bucks are essentially adding two major pieces in newcomer Monroe and Parker, who returns after a torn knee ligament ended his rookie season after only 25 games.

A final problem with the method is the use of uniform non-informative priors, which are essentially adding an observation of one patient to each outcome range.