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I couldn't believe that something this powerful, this widespread, could be free!

Group SAM analysis confirmed the profile of neuronal oscillatory change, although widespread, could be characterized in terms of region and frequency, with reliability across the group (Fig. 2).

These widespread codes could be changed one by one.

Slavery had been abolished only around 70 years earlier, and racism from whites was still widespread, and could be vicious.

If relatively few people vote, then Mr. Putin's claim to a widespread following could be called into question.

If fully autonomous vehicles do eventually become widespread, there could be dramatic consequences for car design, car ownership and urban planning.

He may be right, but the fact that Obama's campaign thinks the problem is worth further inquiry and that race has once again become the subject of widespread chatter could be an ominous development for his candidacy.

But W.H.O. officials and scientists elsewhere cautioned that these species were most likely only intermediaries in the transmission, largely because no widespread infection could be found in wild or farmed civets.

So the book is a tract, like Swift's "A Modest Proposal," which argues that Ireland's widespread poverty could be relieved if the Irish would start eating children.

Few Europeans had even heard of the volcano before, and they marveled at, but mostly grumbled about, how such widespread havoc could be caused by such teensy particles of ash, adrift from Iceland.

What's clear is that widespread blackouts could be catastrophic, especially in countries that depend on highly developed electrical grids.