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AirPlay video and desktop streaming is now also available from Mac OS X computers, features which alone make the Apple TV an attractive purchase to users heavily engaged in the Apple hardware and software ecosystem.
Which alone make the case for Taliban suicide-bomber recruitment across the region.
This is in part due to a large population of Ogre-like retrotransposons which alone make up over 20% of the genome.
Most of the non-protein-coding fraction of the human genome is made up of repetitive DNA sequences, primarily transposable elements (TEs), which alone make at least 45% of the genome.
There has never been a chance that it would surrender its nuclear program, which alone makes it possible to extract sufficient aid from the outside world.
To see why this is such great news, watch this mockumentary — narrated by Jeremy Irons, which alone makes it worthwhile — about the long, majestic journey of a plastic bag.
Too often during his commentary, the director bursts out laughing or apologizes for a bad joke or a dumb gag; it's what most distinguishes his discussion of "Spaceballs," which alone makes this misfired spoof watchable.
The state publishing house, which alone makes possible proper distribution and extensive reviews of literary fiction in Egypt, rejected all three books of fiction he wrote after his return from Chicago.
[Front] When the written word appears before us in its simplicity – then we see that in the joy of expression we may have lost the honesty of thought which alone makes writing worthwhile.
Their continued viability depends on the maintenance of the genetic diversity of their ancestors, which alone makes possible the breeding of new strains that are resistant to evolving diseases and pests.For many rich-world conservationists the value of preserving biodiversity is more a matter of sentiment and aesthetics than of pragmatism.
All had taken place within a motor-car, either in the multi-storey carpark at the airport, in the lubrication bay of her local garage at night, or in the laybys near the northern circular motorway, as if the presence of the car mediated an element which alone made sense of the sexual act.
