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Excessively long back, especially when coupled with weak loin connection.

I find your irresponsible behaviour, coupled with your irreverent attitude, quite irreconcilable with your position.

Resistance to 400k ohms coupled with a continuity beeper provide the convenience of a multimeter in a clamp meter.

The World Bank said the money would sustain the momentum of change but only if coupled with real reform.

Fears of job losses, coupled with falling wages, have locked spending in a downward spiral for the past four months.

This approach, when tightly coupled with change control, leads to significant improvement in the quality of testing.

If you're looking for something lighter, fresh grilled fish with tomato-and-onion salad coupled with a couple of Brahma beers is a perfect beach meal.

Such doubts, when coupled with the conviction that society was a sham, racked the great naturalist writers of the nineteenth century's end.

And the pressure to publish, coupled with a lack of effective monitoring and penalty systems, has lead to the proliferation of fraudulent behavior, Fang explained.

Such doubts, when coupled with conviction that society was a sham, racked the great naturalist writers of the 19th century's end.

The abstraction that Clutch provides, coupled with a solid understanding of the REST fundamentals of CouchDB, can lead to a rapidly developed and maintainable CouchDB-based application.

The sway of this power over the executive authority of the legislature and the judiciary, coupled with the actual omnipotence of the police makes people insecure.

Optimists argue that low living standards, coupled with high education levels and proximity to rich markets, mean potential for continued rapid growth of the kind seen until the financial crisis.

But now the impact on exports of higher oil prices, coupled with a sharp rise in the yen since last summer-a consequence largely of financial-market volatility-throws that profitability into question.

The only thing that can be observed is a feeling of emptiness, being lost, deadness, futility, and so on, coupled with an apparently lifeless acceptance of everything that has been offered.

Better technology coupled with new payment systems will not solve the acute problems faced by newspapers today, but should eventually provide new models to enable news to flourish in the digital age.