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The truth appears to be slightly more complicated.
But the monorail was built down under, andthe concerns that presented themselves in 1988 appear to be slightly more than clairvoyant.
CFDs tend to be slightly more leveraged than a futures contracts.
However, I expected the report to be slightly more ambitious.
Its diameter has to be slightly more than a size of a top of pineapple, volume- no more than 600 ml.
Both types of contracts offer a great degree of leverage, butgenerally CFDs tend to be slightly more leveraged than futures contracts.
The white cloth has to be slightly more by the size, it dims directly holiday table.
They are both- we are told by the Commission- acceptable to the local countries but one seems to be slightly more favourable than the other.
Its consistence has to be slightly more dense, than is swept away.
The coagulation disorders- in this case, an increase of blood coagulation- were regarded as very rare disorders butnow seem to be slightly more common than previously thought.
However, the left ear proved to be slightly more prone to it than the right ear.
The down side to the advantage of shipping, customer service and product quality is that, as you can see,Adidas Superstar in Asos they tend to be slightly more expensive than other online shops.
This is estimated to be slightly more than 22 % of the total FX market turnover.
Methenolone Acetate(Primobolan) is a very safe cutting steroid,those who buy Primobolan will find it to be slightly more potent than Anavar but less potent than Winstrol;
Length of a stalk has to be slightly more, than height of the floristic sponge chosen by you.
I would therefore ask the Commission how he sees this specific reform, which is not controversial, in the context of his wider reform of competition policy which, as he well knows, might be generously said to be slightly more controversial.
Diameter of a circle has to be slightly more than diameter of an opening in the center of a disk.
However, the data presented indicate that after college graduation there seems to be a greater parity between men and women in search for graduate education,although this tends to be slightly more chosen by men and, above all, more men indicate it as a future intention.
Severe haemolysis seems to be slightly more frequent with Privigen than with some other products containing the same active substance.
Yet even where the state plays a major redistributive role(United Kingdom, Sweden),the distribution of incomes appears to be slightly more unequal than in the planned socialist countries Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria.
Diffuse lamellar keratitis seems to be slightly more common with the use of femtosecond laser compared to the microkeratome for making the flap.
We also need reform with regard to the rating agencies, even if the latter are like weather forecasts:either they are too flexible and we want them to be slightly more inflexible, or they are too inflexible and we want them to be slightly more flexible.
B2C marketers, in particular,seem to be slightly more confident that they have chosen measurable metrics that align with their goals.
Although anyone can have this condition,it tends to be slightly more common in children and older adults.
Triple glazing does tend to be slightly more expensive, but provide maximum comfort and much lower U-value, and the some of this additional up front cost can be recouped over time by reducing energy bills.
Armed crew members, though this may be against the Geneva convention, a crew with one ormore armed members tends to be slightly more open to entering a dangerous area without a police escort, thus cutting short the wait time.
As regards Mr Berthu's questions on investment decisions vis-à-vis Europe, which now seem to be slightly more attractive because of the exchange rate than in the past, I would like to say that the period of huge capital outflows from Europe in particular to the United States, seems to be over, both in terms of direct and portfolio investment.
Whereas the quantity of raw sugar from Réunion available for refining in French refineries during the period 1 March to 30 June 1993 turns out to be slightly more than that fixed by the Commission Regulation(EEC) No 388/93(4); whereas the said quantity should accordingly be amended;
When considering the overall differences in the Community under the aspect of cohesion, however,the observed trend now appears to be slightly more promising than the one identified in the previous survey, where a direct comparison between the four largest Member States and the four cohesion countries- Greece, Spain, Ireland and Portugal- revealed that the relative importance of industrial support was rising in the larger Member.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(FR) Madam President,I feel we ought to be slightly more precise in the way we talk about this issue; for example, the concept of neutrality.