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The pavilion is rectangular in shape, situated in the west of Sheesh Mahal, and is prominent because of its centrally arched and extraordinarily curved roof.

Finally, the act of cutting is prominent because the early articles spent much time differentiating the actions of their patients from attempts to kill themselves.

Diagnosis may not have been prominent because most participants were previously aware of their symptoms.

Adams argued that Hancock was a "fair presiding officer" but had "no great ability", and was prominent only because of his inherited wealth.

His wealthy family, who are prominent in Saudi Arabia because of their large business empire, severed all ties after he turned to jihadism and disowned him before the 11 September attacks.

(These colors were chosen because they are prominent in the genitals of male vervets and so were likely to draw the monkeys' attention).

Sky News has moved swiftly to bring a end to the affair - it has taken just two days to come to a conclusion - and it will be relieved the fake TV story will not be prominent in tomorrow's papers because of coverage of the events surrounding the disappearance of alleged MoD mole, Dr David Kelly.

Inverter-interfaced distributed generation is prominent in some distribution networks because of the growth of PV and other new sources.

It was undoubtedly because Democedes came from Croton at roughly the time when Pythagoras was prominent there and because of the Pythagorean connections of his father and father-in-law that late sources came to label Democedes himself a Pythagorean.

As observed from petrographic analyses, Mg2+ ions are prominent in ZOC suspensions mainly because of the intrinsic mineral composition.

These fields has been prominent in the news lately because of a production slowdown forced by the corrosion in BP's feeder pipelines.