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Those two metals were originally chosen because they worked well in the wire etching process.

But despite this guidance, the task of locating bodies was far from straightforward, as the locations were originally chosen for their remoteness to minimise discovery of the graves.

Those liquors that were originally chosen for their availability and comparative cheapness tell the story of how eggnog's American popularity evolved from a very British and very old drink – the posset.

Instead, the players -- Amanda Scott, Kelly Kretschmann and Julie Smith -- agreed to drop their appeals, and the team will be made up of the players who were originally chosen after the trials last September, the Amateur Softball Association said in a statement.

Nigeria had been interested in taking on the tournament having been named as standby hosts when Libya were originally chosen.

Had instrument development, in relation to data acquisition and signal processing, proceeded in advance of the subject of surface characterization, the parameters that were originally chosen and then embedded in many international standards would not have been selected.

"When we were originally choosing where to bring Fiber in 2010, Austin had one of the most enthusiastic responses," Google notes on its Austin Fiber microsite, in answer to the question of why it chose Austin.

The name "Pitmatical" was originally chosen to echo "mathematical", and thereby emphasise the skill and precision of the colliers.

Hall, who is from Kalamazoo, Mich., and played for Michigan State, was originally chosen by the Predators in the second round of the 1999 entry draft.

Industry experts say that Eni was originally chosen to lead the project as a compromise between Exxon and Shell, which both lobbied heavily to become the operator.

The site is now a National Trust park, but Runnymede was originally chosen as the agreed venue because the boggy ground prevented either the king or his barons from bringing their armies for battle.