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Another important unknown is the extent to which globalisation unravels.

The film really shows the extent to will go to try to fulfill their material desires!

People tend to underestimate the extent to which the old industry supports things like … concert attendance.

It can suppress to a great extent to the hard response, including thin iron sheet.

This is the extent to which he humbled himself and burdened his mind for that end.

Guterstam and his colleagues then tested the extent to which subjects had adopted this supernumerary limb.

The extent to which those changes can be blamed on human activities remains an open question.

Fate can not destined to day, fate is in accordance with the extent to which people struggle, determined by themselves.

The extent to which that matters to you may vary, but it's big enough that we're considering it a tie.

In addition, limited partners tend to some extent to lump together venture firms and hedge funds as alternative investment options.

The extent to which this conventional wisdom had taken hold came out clearly in both Iran and Afghanistan.

More fundamentally, it reflects different views about the extent to which consumers can be steered towards the most profitable products.

Another of the reviews highlighted the lack of sound evidence on the extent to which the poor depend on biodiversity.

The difference between the lab and the real world, Figner says, is partly the extent to which they involve emotion.

The extent to which unmanned aircraft could or should supplant piloted ones will be debated for decades.

To assess the extent to which user fees for antiretroviral therapy (ART) represent a financial barrier to access to ART among HIV-positive patients in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

Utopian visionaries throughout history have given answers to this question and, to the extent to which these answers varied, have set off ideological controversies as well as wars.

The Roman patricians were clever enough to beat every such potential tyrant by giving in to a certain extent to the plebeians.

Finally, it is interesting to consider the extent to which the principle that two heads are better than one extends to three, four or more heads.

The legality of these pools is murky and depends partly on the extent to which they rely on new deposits to help pay interest to earlier investors.

Of 53 goals scored in the group stage, 23 could be attributed to a greater or lesser extent to goalkeeper error.

Researchers then went a step further to test the extent to which the quality of the wrapping paper had an effect on the recipient's perception of the gift.

From his correspondence it seems his religious beliefs never reached a fixed position, but he was sensitive to the extent to which his ideas could upset others.

They blame the loss on global warming, which has driven temperatures in the Arctic to record highs and summer ice extent to recent lows.

Gender identity indicates the extent to which women realize their individuality. It is determined by the politics, history, economy, and tradition under which the women are bred.

If successive patients suffer the same burn, the extent to which it hurts will depend on whether one is anxious, depressed, happy or distracted.

When the cycle does turn down, the extent to which chemical businesses are hit depends on their position in the chain.

The broad geographical spread of rising unemployment reflects the extent to which a recession generated by the credit crunch has taken casualties throughout the private sector.

Total destruction of the Earth will not be allowed, and we protect Mother Earth and the human civilization, by limiting the extent to which it occurs.

To determine the extent to which children at various stages of social development are likely to yawn contagiously, the researchers studied 120 typically developing 1 - to 6-year-olds.

It is also impossible to know the extent to which agencies have refrained from taking controversial actions because of the desire to avoid the expense and delay of NEPA litigation.

Be it at an interview, a social function, or even if it is just a walk to the park. Everyone agrees that there is no extent to what make up can do to a person.

It follows, therefore, that the happiness of any given life is to be measured, not by its joys and pleasures, but by the extent to which it has been free from suffering-from positive evil.

Please show the extent to which you conceive the airline did possess the features described by each statement. To do this by rating 1 as strongly disagree, 7 as strongly agree and 4 as neither.

But central Banks already try to estimate the "output gap", the extent to which economic growth is above or below trend, when setting interest rates-and that's fiendishly difficult.

The possible effects on biodiversity, the environment and food safety need to be evaluated, and the extent to which the benefits of the product or process outweigh its risks assessed.

With the exception of his native New York vowels, Mr Kamen's stereotype sounds like a self-portrait, such is the extent to which he conforms to the cliche of the mad scientist.

The broader issue, therefore, is the extent to which humanity has hijacked the "nitrogen cycle", as the passage of that gas into and out of the atmosphere is known, for its own use.

apex report: Quarterly report issued on the previous quarter's Budget. They show the extent to which agreed Budget plans are Being implemented and highlight areas where corrective action or resource redeployment would be appropriate.