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However, apart from the unyielding Mr Mugabe, no one knows quite what to do.

Although Mom had never bothered with books, our physical similarities, apart from my tallness, were undeniable.

What is it that sets a Geek Mom apart from the mundane mass of mothers?

Now, to some extent, similarity is hard to pull apart from proximity.

I think not, apart from any distaste one may have for bullying.

Make sure the chickens are three feet apart from each other, and make sure to feed the chickens cornmeal.

The absence of demonstrated increases in cancer risk - apart from thyroid cancer - is not proof that no increase has occurred.

It can be used in all sorts of cases, apart from murder, but it's always being trotted out by activists.

We have a segmented news media, so there is nobody in most newsrooms to stand apart from the prevailing assumptions.

We have this integration constant, but apart from that we know that we should be able to get a potential from this.

It will, however, generate revenue that could be used to bolster spending in a host of ways that would be useful even apart from the stimulus effects.

What sets China apart from other countries, however, is its unprecedented pace of development -swhereselse in the world do new highrises seem to sprout up virtually overnight?

This implies that the development team has the requisite testing skills, database skills, user interface skills, apart from the core development skills.

Our scientists had unleashed the atom, ushering in a revolution in weaponry that set our age apart from all that had gone before.

"apart from the newspaper, magazine, radio, television, there are other media as well. I can name a few: direct mail, outdoor media, transit media, and miscellaneous."

The pillar is also being pushed apart from within, as infant stars buried inside it fire off jets of gas that can be seen streaming from towering peaks like arrows sailing through the air.

Engineers told the New York Times that the forays onto the highways have been largely incident-free, apart from one bump when the car was reportedly hit from behind at a traffic light.

In that sense, the meaning of the term "foreigner" in America has always been relative, because apart from the native American Indians, Americans are (or were) to some extent all foreigners anyway.

Professor Simon, of Wake Forest University in the U.S., said the findings could be down to the fact that young men often have few people in whom they confide - apart from their romantic partner.

One Texas drugstore clerk explained that Mexicans, unlike blacks, were allowed to drink at the soda fountain. But if they wanted a table they would be seated apart from whites.

Sadly, the only one of these that is standardized is DOM, which apart from being cumbersome to use does not provide the portability one would expect in this case.

All the volunteers got in return for their efforts, apart from the satisfaction of serving, was an annual thank-you reception Hillary and I hosted for them on the South Lawn.

Article102 When assuming office, the Chief Executive, principal officials, President of the Court of Final Appeal and Procurator-General of the Macao Special Administrative Region must swear allegiance to the People's Republic of China, apart from taking the oath under Article101.