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Alexander said the new pensions would be "substantially more affordable to alternate providers".

Sidney Bournes, a police department spokesman, declined to give exact numbers, but said there would be substantially more officers deployed than usual.

They warned that it would be "substantially more volatile" than the existing system and asked that the change be delayed until Nov. 1, according to commission documents.

"We have been saying to shareholders that we believe there would be substantially more synergies than Unilever is describing," said a spokeswoman, Gale Griffin, confirming the discussions.

Kozak's movement and speed off the mark make him an exciting forward, but he would be substantially more dangerous if he worked on his finishing.

The Pentagon has said that it would be in the tens of millions of dollars, and some critics think it would be substantially more than that.

In this way, he could have exerted just as much influence over government policy, his integrity would have remained intact and there would almost certainly be substantially more Lib Dem MPs than there are in parliament today.

"The solution should be substantially more slots divested from American and British Airways".

It seems unlikely that the slope would be substantially steeper if more children with lower values at 2 years of age were added, because the range of 10 20 μg/dL is the range most stably estimated from the meta-analyses, and the TLC estimate is already similar to it.

That would be substantially below the threshold of 90% or more needed for a weapon.

It's true that gas-dependent industries would have to pay more because of higher gas prices, but those costs would be substantially smaller than the benefits.