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Hybrids that inherit these characteristics would also likely become comparatively more abundant.

They have become comparatively cheap, but can carry with them pests and diseases that would not be found in plants propagated legally.

Selection pressures affecting the relative size of the neocortex could therefore also affect the relative sizes of all other brain components (e.g. if the neocortex becomes comparatively larger, the other brain components automatically become comparatively smaller).

Of course, over time, as the idea of the novel matured, and its readership developed, these comparatively raw instincts would become more sophisticated, getting softened, deepened and tamed.

Like Ted Kennedy, Gore would become a huge fish in the comparatively small er) pond of Obama's powerful backers.

This pressure would become apparent at different time scales, given the comparatively rapid pace of viral evolution.

Bret describes the songs in the film as "comparatively bland", but "with the exception of the one which would become immortal": "Leaning on a Lamp-post".

Evasion would become endemic.

He would become Henry VI.

I would become overwrought.

Mortgages would become costlier.