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Speaking of which, Thomson Reuters has a second iPad app, the Marketboard, which makes great use of the iPad's big screen.
What elevates this is partly Moa Gammel, perhaps the most beautiful of all Scando-heroines in recent years, and a wise script which makes great nods to the folktales of forest history.
Her success should also be the success of the Kenya Swimming Federation, and the sport's governing body, Fina, which makes great play of its commitment to developing swimming around the world.
While I don't want to retell the entire novel - especially since it interprets itself quite well - I do want to comment on Ford's style, which makes great use of paradox.
For many visitors to Milan, the draw of Excelsior is not the big-name designers, but discovering the ones that few of us have heard of, like L'Eskimo, a skiwear label popular in the '70s, or Department 5, which makes great men's chinos, practically a uniform for the male staff members.
Green infrastructure is an open, systematic ecological function network which makes great significance in improving urban ecology and maintaining sustainable development (Weber et al. 2006).
Hauser, Chomsky, and Fitch, in their 2002 paper, had stated that a phrase-structure grammar, which makes greater demands on memory and pattern recognition, represents the minimum foundation necessary for human language.
Factors such as classroom organization, which makes greater demands on the child's ability to pay attention, as well as greater control being exerted over the children in the classroom, may explain these discrepancies [ 1].
The sauces have character, particularly the green chili and garlic, which make great dips for perfectly crisp Belgian fries.
Her wholly effective fix for my sensitive bent: Omorovicza's Gold Flash Firming Serum and Gold Rescue Cream, which make great use of gold, a natural anti-inflammatory.
Such elements of Futurist events as simultaneity and noise-music were subsequently refined by artists of the Dada movement, which made great use of live art.
