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Sometimes it works (using my iPad, which essentially has a bigger antenna, as a hotspot), sometimes it doesn't.

The unemployment rate, which essentially has not budged all year, remained unchanged from May at 5.6percentt.

But these exotic suggestions have not advanced what is actually known in particle physics, which essentially has remained the same since the 1970s.

Related to mass incarceration is the disastrous drug war, which essentially has become a war on marijuana waged primarily against young black men, even though they use the drug at nearly the same rate as whites.

The lab experiment that has been conducted in the UK, which essentially has done what Republicans advocate, which provides great ammunition for the Democrats since austerity has demonstrably failed in the UK – and with more than 90% of the proposed cuts yet to come.

A dual loop ORC system which essentially has two cascaded ORCs to recover energy from the engine's exhaust gases and coolant separately has been proposed to address this challenge.

The Boreal, or Holarctic, kingdom (Figure 1) consists of Eurasia and North America, which essentially have been a contiguous mass since the Eocene Epoch (55.8 million to 33.9 million years ago).

Evolutionary Robotics (ER) is one of promising approaches to design robot controllers which essentially have complicated and/or complex properties.

This was taken to its logical conclusion by Costco and IKEA, which essentially had consumers purchase their products at its warehouse locations disguised as retail shops.

Empiricists claim that sensation, which in itself has no cognitive content, is the source of all beliefs, which essentially have cognitive content which are by their very nature candidates for truth or falsity.

Typically Sb III) compounds, which essentially have a 5 s2 lone pair orbital, will be trigonal three-coordinate, while Sb v) compounds, without the lone pair, will be tetrahedral four-coordinate.