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This would be particularly so given that they would probably get a warm reception from the estimated 400,000 Romanians and 160,000 Bulgarians already in the country.

Last week, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said a recent bipartisan compromise aiming to stabilize insurance markets was "important" and would be "particularly so" if the individual mandate was repealed.

Chief Superintendent Ian Johns said elderly and ill people tended to suffer the most, but warned that "people underestimate the heat and overestimate their ability and that would be particularly so for younger, fitter Australians".

Thus, any approach that increases the severity of the disease that is induced would be particularly useful, so that the effects of 'anti-NEC' strategies can be better appreciated and measured.

Mark Evans will be particularly so.

And all Big Three executives, as well as many executives from Japanese and German carmakers, said that a war now would be particularly difficult, since so much money was spent on incentives over the past year and that carmakers can ill afford to keep up the cash handouts, let alone to pile on even more incentives to tempt wary buyers.

Doing so would be particularly good for their start-up businesses because Bolt — even in the vast sea of track and field's troubles — remains a global source of fascination, even good vibrations.

Mr. Edwards said it was important for a leader to bring the nation along on divisive cultural issues, and he said he would be particularly well-suited to do so because of where he was from.

India is also considering an American request to provide troops for Iraq, but such action by Pakistan, a Muslim country where the American and British operation in Iraq is so unpopular, would be particularly significant.

Mr. Potts added that the works would be particularly relevant to American audiences, since so much of what Turner painted was inspiration for American art in the mid-20th century.

Barack Obama's presidency marks a triumph over the legacy of slavery, so it would be particularly meaningful if he led a new abolitionist movement against 21st-century slavery — like the trafficking of girls into brothels.