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| To summarize, an analogy might be | useful: a Very Little Language is like a knife, which |
| be able to access information that is actually | useful about the subject, and not just whats needed f |
| an aircraft to fly along a chosen heading with | useful accuracy. |
| Temocillin has no | useful activity against Gram positive organisms, Acin |
| been around for over 100 years and provides a | useful activity for the children of Horrabridge and t |
| His 50-diamond power was especially | useful, adding an extra hit point to the hit point to |
| He added: "He will be a very | useful addition to the squad and I am excited he has |
| creation feature of the game, while seen as a | useful addition to the game, was found to be difficul |
| e such) would be an interesting and culturally | useful addition to this article. |
| d a citation for this -- I think it would be a | useful addition to the article if so.--Plane nutz (ta |
| London's Chatham House, says Turkey would be a | useful addition for the European Union. |
| If you're interested and think it would be a | useful addition, please feel free to include it. |
| If you're interested and think they would be a | useful addition, please feel free to include any of t |
| Cheese especially mozarella is a | useful addition. |
| on, and the identity property would provide no | useful additional information. |
| "A thundering classic appears again with | useful additions. |
| ru Wilson and Lloyd to see if they supply more | useful adjectives for these named principals. |
| veloped his left arm medium pace bowling, as a | useful adjunct to his batting. |
| It has proved itself to be a | useful adjunct to the Town Hall of 1834-50. |
| ance, he subordinated his clerical policy to a | useful administration in commercial matters, includin |
| A | useful advantage in practical applications is that th |
| Bouton commented that Maglie rarely gave | useful advice to the pitchers, and frequently second- |
| gain jazz guitar tuition from Ike Isaacs, and | useful advice on a personal level from the guitarist |
| arts of most levels and tailwhipping him gives | useful advice. |
| he royal household, where they found in Jane a | useful advocate to the Queen when requesting approval |
| elated to this ability, V2O5 catalyses several | useful aerobic oxidation reactions, the largest scale |
| ndustrial sites and make those sites clean and | useful again. |
| These siege guns were no longer | useful against modern armored fortresses by the outbr |
| etres from the point of detonation, and proved | useful against infantry as well as tanks. |
| These siege guns were no longer | useful against modern armored fortresses by the outbr |
| rculigosides are natural phenols that could be | useful against β-amyloid aggregation in Alzheimer's d |
| rtifications the 12 cm siege gun was no longer | useful against modern armored fortresses by the outbr |
| ser rangefinders and laser-guided weapons less | useful against military targets, various military arm |
| lyphenols found in C. orchioides that could be | useful against β-amyloid aggregation in Alzheimer's d |
| s, whose large-calibre firepower was generally | useful against both soft and hard targets. |
| ured French battleships-but that they could be | useful against foreign cruisers, although the ships w |
| a common topical treatment for acne and can be | useful against some methicillin-resistant Staphylococ |
| It is most | useful against Tinea versicolor. |
| , armament such as torpedo tubes that would be | useful against surface ships was reduced. |
| the CIA came to the point of not even having a | useful agent in the Middle East in the period leading |
| utstanding figure on the board, but he pursued | useful aims of a moderately radical kind. |
| The possibility of establishing a | useful air route into China was under serious discuss |
| uring the war, these weapons never fulfilled a | useful air defense niche. |
| The British controlled several | useful airports necessary for the development of Amer |
| an orderly mathematical space with potentially | useful algebraic properties: most computation takes p |
| es are a commercial source of pharmaceutically | useful alkaloids. |
| a purgative and solvent for several medically | useful alkaloids. |
| These colourless liquids are | useful alkylating agents in organic synthesis. |
| Most other industrially | useful alkyne derivatives are prepared from acetylene |
| He was a | useful all-rounder who was engagede by the Leeds St. |
| orn in Yeadon, Yorkshire, England, Myers was a | useful all-rounder, who took 303 wickets in his 210 f |
| f that the CIA would try to assassinate such a | useful ally, and it is preposterous to to suggest the |
| It had a | useful alteration to the original design in the use o |
| and epistle before the Latin dictionary) many | useful alterations, emendations, and additions of ety |
| It is a | useful alternative to azathioprine when Aza toxicity |
| was cutting controls on the sale of militarily | useful American products to China. |
| The fruit of this species is one of the most | useful among hawthorns. |
| car chassis were not powerful enough to move a | useful amount of armour or fire power on the battlefi |
| To calculate the | useful amount of work provided by a computer, a speci |
| -metal quarries this mountain contributes some | useful amount of revenue to the Vadipatti Taluk. |
| om the tin smelters then contains economically | useful amounts of tantalum, which is leached from the |
| he yield is low and the effort required to get | useful amounts of material is great. |
| Hydroxydione proved to be a | useful anaesthetic drug with a good safety profile, b |
| HC metabolite 11-nor-9-carboxy-THC which shows | useful analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects withou |
| It has been shown to produce | useful analgesic, antidepressant and anxiolytic effec |
| A | useful analogy to this process is the uncorking of a |
| g berries for the ranchers who find their help | useful and profitable.” |
| t alternative programming models are sometimes | useful and highly productive. |
| ll spare no efforts to make his administration | useful and successful." |
| Finding | useful and effective criteria, or heuristics, to judg |
| Active Class Patrol Boats were one of the most | useful and long lasting in the service. |
| Nonetheless, the enzyme was extraordinarily | useful and important. |
| ny more than the term "Puritan" can be given a | useful and precise definition outside the particular |
| ed on Rashi; the book being even to-day a most | useful and almost indispensable aid toward understand |
| ith recalled his time there as by far the most | useful and therefore as by far the happiest and most |
| operating conditions these connections are not | useful and are not indicated on RATP maps. |
| The American Magazine of | Useful and Entertaining Knowledge was established by |
| this reason, such techniques may be seen as a | useful and powerful way to progress in the language, |
| His special attack is mildly | useful, and benefits greatly from the decreased charg |
| ging the style and formatting to make the list | useful and well-constructed. |
| A scout is to be | useful and to help others. |
| casionally find Maddy's latent magical ability | useful, and dispensing with marauding goblins is one |
| guishing characteristics of what makes the map | useful and important. |
| From: American Magazine of | Useful and Entertaining Knowledge, 1836 |
| His tarot readings are said to be remarkably | useful and exceptionally up-market. |
| lley, he soon learns Arabic, which proves very | useful and is one reason why his comrades begin to re |
| rowers contributing, then editors redacting is | useful and appropriate. |
| ct designed to make the whole web increasingly | useful and meaningful to today's and the future's inf |
| But the Suwarian tradition was resilient and | useful, and it is probably similar to the positions o |
| they proved to be of too low resolution to be | useful and combined with concerns that transmitting r |
| analysis, Grant and co-workers pioneered many | useful and versatile algorithms and methods ranging f |
| (...) However, his hobby is indeed | useful and he has advanced historical knowledge by a |
| imple link to a video on youtube would be more | useful, and the viewer can set his own description fo |
| It is a | useful and common tool, particularly because it helps |
| Rex who, encouraged by Gabriel to do something | useful and earn some money at the same time, reluctan |
| gh Renaissance Wax is generally agreed to be a | useful and stable material for conservation work, thi |
| ll's work appeared in the American Magazine of | Useful and Entertaining Knowledge and other publicati |
| Boston Massacre, in: American Magazine of | Useful and Entertaining Knowledge, 1835 |
| o Rangiahua was not seen as being particularly | useful and had been plagued by slips. |
| on to their historical value, perhaps the most | useful and interesting part of the Phantom Access pro |
| phases of the war rendered these efforts less | useful and the practice was abandoned by 1942. |
| entioned : as also all other subjects that are | useful and appertain to our English language : a work |
| F leader Lloyd Stinson once called him "a most | useful and cooperative member of caucus", assisting o |
| Following criticism of the loss of a | useful and distinctive name, FCC has somewhat relente |
| endency-checking capability to be an extremely | useful and often overlooked feature that all such too |
| nge in facilities I suppose it's possible this | useful and long-standing diner shorthand has been dro |
| His knowledge of the country proved | useful, and he was instrumental in the capture of the |
| It would be a lot more | useful and tidy to collect them all in one place, as |
| illiams at DH where his still powerful bat was | useful and where his play in the field was not a liab |
| ocal ownership to the airwaves and disseminate | useful and meaningful information to the public, not |
| cial status, etc., allowing users to find both | useful and silly information on their peers. |
| ented in an Historical Collection: shewing how | useful and serviceable the Clergy have been to this N |
| ons, directs or maintains the moral drive in a | useful and beneficial way. |
| Chloride is also a | useful and reliable chemical indicator of river / gro |
| Especially | useful and successful is the joint work (since 1987) |
| He was said to have played a | useful and consistent game at half. |
| The launch, described by Mr Bezos as "both | useful and fun", was watched by friends, family and a |
| as a model for later construction, due to its | useful and economical floor plan. |
| She became a highly | useful and popular writer of tales for young people. |
| nifesto which advocated "in favour of the more | useful and more lasting forms of communication" over |
| The American Magazine of | Useful and Entertaining Knowledge was a monthly magaz |
| The flexible branches were | useful and sought after for twisting into basketry an |
| ollection of Old and New, Weird and Wonderful, | Useful and Outlandish Words, John Wiley & Sons Inc; R |
| scipline which is important to mould them into | useful and capable citizens.The watch words of the Tr |
| The service was most popular and | useful, and was largely used by the native population |
| s (315 taxa), greenhouse plants (250 species), | useful and medicinal plants (175 taxa), and aromatic |
| They are provided | useful and informative books. |
| ary relationship between plants but still is a | useful and popular system of classification based on |
| on and strict impartiality; and will recommend | useful and economical expenditures only, so that taxe |
| the Rolls in 1494, while Henry VII found him a | useful and clever diplomatist. |
| aditional gene knockout studies and hence more | useful and practical in its approach. |
| has been tarmaced by the council and is now a | useful and busy cycle/footpath for many residents of |
| the criticism of the 'official' story may have | useful angles in it. |
| 6-hydroxydopamine toxicity in rodents may be a | useful animal model for the syndrome, although this i |
| ed as a pet and companion, it was considered a | useful animal by all classes of Tibetans. |
| eeding because its crossbred progeny were such | useful animals, much like the Narragansett Pacer bree |
| ys the most interesting questions and the most | useful answers first. |
| They may have | useful anti-cancer properties. |
| s still in widespread clinical use, due to its | useful anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects in add |
| nist partisans, but the concept served as very | useful anti-Muslim propaganda after 1945. |
| depressant in the 1970s, and was found to be a | useful antidepressant at doses of 50-225 mg per day, |
| A young Romani hero is a | useful antidote to a rigid social class system. |
| s means that while SCH-50911 is likely to be a | useful antidote for GHB overdose in non-addicted indi |
| r's Choice Award" from PCMag.com and the "Most | Useful App" award from Macworld.com. |
| ilor, and one shoemaker, who are considered as | useful appendages to the fraternity." |
| Capel's Remains, being an | useful Appendix to his excellent Treatise of Tentatio |
| Includes various | useful appendixes such as sample letters, speeches, a |
| Another | useful application of dimethoxymethane is to protect |
| Instead it is aiming to be a | useful application that is attractive to the mass con |
| Some | useful applications of RubyCocoa are exploration of a |
| These little gems have all sorts of | useful applications. |
| It has many | useful applications. |
| dle (though oppositional) planet can also be a | useful approach. |
| dable questions, one can still attempt to give | useful approximate solutions. |
| Granted, a | useful aqueduct system ultimately depends on a fresh |
| 18:3) is main (27.4%) and the next is the very | useful arachidic acid (C-20), 22.4%. |
| Slightly less robust, but much more | useful, are 'quasi-delay-insensitive circuits' (also |
| l. ‘Racial Categories in Medical Practice: How | Useful Are They?'. |
| nted water to be flumed away, either to a more | useful area, funnelled into a receptacle, or run into |
| It is stated that great quantities of this | useful article were sent for the use of the navy, and |
| ed articles by Contempo Magazine blog as being | useful articles for Congressional bills regarding vet |
| Port aux Choix in Newfoundland, treasured and | useful articles, as well as carved images of animals |
| Committee of the Society for the Promotion of | Useful Arts in 1805, and was also President of the Me |
| rning in such of the languages and liberal and | useful arts as shall be recommended." |
| and tried to elevate them by teaching them the | useful arts of life, and strove to teach them the pri |
| The Myrtle-nymphs taught him | useful arts and mysteries, how to curdle milk for che |
| three volumes, and Tomlinson's Cyclopaedia of | Useful Arts, 1854. |
| he history and antiquities of America, and the | useful arts, and generally to disseminate useful know |
| or improving Husbandry, Manufactures and other | Useful Arts. |
| create and maintain organic cations which are | useful as intermediate molecules in numerous reaction |
| In the long run, photostimulation may be | useful as a therapy, using light to adjust the biolog |
| panese-English bilingual dictionary, but it is | useful as an all-in-one dictionary. |
| While extremely | useful as a food packaging agent, the major disadvant |
| agrams, illustrations, and photographs, and is | useful as a concise introduction to the nature of the |
| opic action, which might potentially make them | useful as study aids. |
| Pseudoephedrine may be | useful as antitussive drug (suppressing of cough). |
| ow this phenomena works, and how to make it as | useful as possible. |
| assortment of 100 mm ammunition - made it less | useful as a field gun. |
| r exposure to the JG method of diagramming was | useful as a point of reference in teaching/learning f |
| You will find this | useful as a reference source for this article and the |
| It is | useful as a synthetic intermediate in organic chemist |
| It's also | useful as a base when wrapping a bicycle handlebar wi |
| d, because of her ferryboat structure, she was | useful as a gun platform or for carrying passengers o |
| is color-changing property makes this compound | useful as a pH indicator. |
| r London was under construction which would be | useful as a hub for airline traffic through to Contin |
| Both these methods are | useful as they are either cheaper or free, effective, |
| His Arabic skills made him | useful as a diplomat: he negotiated with Saladin on b |
| ponding agencies and their equipment did prove | useful as their hoses only represented a small part o |
| upied Germany decided that Reinefarth could be | useful as a witness at the Nuremberg Trial. |
| d at high tide preventing the beach from being | useful as either a swimming or surfing beach. |
| "Irish conscripts would be as | useful as conscripted Germans." |
| Decon foam is also | useful as an area denial weapons medium for crowd con |
| It rapidly became clear that it would be more | useful as part of X than as a standalone program, so |
| gently shimmering blue and red" and found them | useful as "a way of tracking [his] enemies". |
| the emission spectrum of tryptophan, making it | useful as an acceptor in FRET experiments. |
| sult, well test analysis started becoming more | useful as reservoir description tool both during expl |
| Crown ethers are | useful as phase transfer catalysts. |
| od-brain barrier penetration make it primarily | useful as a research ligand. |
| These trees have a resilient wood, | useful as timber, for construction and as firewood. |
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