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And, perhaps more than any other single color.
Our sense of smell is highly linked to our memory, perhaps more than any other sense.
Perhaps more than any other faith, its teachings have helped to change the world.
The coco de mer has been the stuff of mystery and legend, perhaps more than any other tree in the world.
The iPhone perhaps more than any other device put the camera in the hands of millions.
While we may not exactly love Theon,the mercilessness of his fate-- and the relentless tediousness of his arc-- tried viewers' endurance perhaps more than any other.
The group, perhaps more than any other, fueled his razor-thin victory in 2016.
Niccolini, however, wrote that“There is also a secret class,known only to the General and a few faithful Jesuits, which, perhaps more than any other, contributed to the dreaded and mysterious power of the Order.”.
He has the opportunity to form long-term personal relationships with sources and-- perhaps more than any other category of American operative- is in a position to make correct judgments about the susceptibility and availability of foreign nationals for recruitment as spies.
As far as their alliance with the United States, in this world rapidly heading towards a multipolar world order, not even Riyadh, Tel Aviv orLondon can afford the luxury of ignoring the project that perhaps more than any other will revolutionize the future of humanity in the near future.
This is the pose which- perhaps more than any other- epitomizes what is the athlete at.
Armstrong, perhaps more than any other musician, codified the rhythmic technique of swing in jazz, and broadened the jazz solo vocabulary.[82].
GALILEO GALILEI Galileo, perhaps more than any other single person, was responsible for the birth of modern science.
Perhaps more than any other event during the Cold War, the invasion laid bare for the world to see the totalitarian nature of the Soviet regime.
It was Jung perhaps more than any other psychiatrist that helped bridge the gap between astrology and psychology.
Perhaps more than any other type of fruit, acai berries have become synonymous with slowing down signs of aging and promoting good health.
Practical Application: Perhaps more than any other book of the Bible, the Book of Ephesians emphasizes the connection between sound doctrine and right practice in the Christian life.
Perhaps more than any other event during the Cold War, the invasion laid bare for the world to see the totalitarian nature of the Soviet regime.
It's this incident, perhaps more than any other, that has led many critics to brand Muhammad as a bloodthirsty tyrant willing to use all violent means in order to maintain his rule.
Perhaps more than any other community in Kenya, however, they have learned to live in complete harmony with their environment and the wildlife which surrounds them.
How has a country that has benefited- perhaps more than any other- from immigration, trade and technological innovation suddenly developed a strain of anti-immigrant, anti-innovation protectionism?
Galileo, perhaps more than any other single person, was responsible for the birth of modern science.“.
Tourism, perhaps more than any other industry, relies upon the integrity of the natural environment.
The arts, perhaps more than any other area of learning, give tremendous opportunities for having fun and therefore stimulating the.
But Chicago, perhaps more than any other major US city, has drawn the ire of President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions for its skyrocketing violent crime and murder rates.
Well I have perhaps more than any other Christian in this country warned that unless Jesus is coming soon, we can expect to experience severe suffering during the war, which will, where Russia has a key role.
It was he who, perhaps more than any other individual, helped to raise Polish mathematics from the ashes to which it had been reduced by the Second World War to the position of new strength and respect which it now occupies.
Strive Boldly, Guys”- perhaps more than any other of his novels- is a book intended for those who have a sense of humor and a sharp look about the absurdity of the reality, who do not blush from some indecent words and do not take the life so seriously.