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The site also carries a report on employers' attitudes towards researchers, which makes slightly less positive reading.

Which makes slightly less sense.

Amusingly, "Christ on the Cross," which made slightly more than one third of the price paid for the first El Greco, is held by some to be the greater picture.

And since their debut has yet to be released in the U.S., I can experience them only online — which makes them slightly mysterious, slightly unreachable and thus even more appealing.

Hummels is 24, which makes him slightly older than the average among players on his team.

All of which makes me slightly regretful about the ASA ruling.

Current job is a plum one, which makes him slightly less likely than Jones.

By default the show reminds us that design is a pressing social issue, which makes it slightly revolting to see successful artists indulge themselves at society's expense.

Which makes it slightly unsettling that the two extremely intelligent co-curators of the dazzling retrospective of Klein's work at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden here sometimes sound completely smitten in their catalog essays.

However, he is going on 36 now, and is back home in New York, and is also the anointed starter, which makes it slightly easier to take the high road.

In a detail which makes life slightly tricky, a defence lawyer always has to be at the game – because the trio's bail conditions ban them from talking to each other outside the presence of counsel.