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91. Last not least he plays the saxophone.
92. It was a harrowing journey, not least for Eliza, who reportedly was heavily pregnant at the time and wound up giving birth in the badly leaking longboat; the infant died shortly afterward.
93. As double-or-quits bets go, there cannot be many worse than that—not least because a system that provides privatised profits with socialised losses cannot be allowed to persist.
94. Woman: It certainly is , not least because he's never run a quoted company of this size before, and he's one of the youngest chief executives of a business like this.
95. As a fully-fledged global TV superstar (not least in my own mind), I've had to spend the past two years fretting about my "image".
96. The sponsors and last but certainly not least you the inspirational spectators.
97. Last but not least, this paper presents cross - check on aforementioned data and interpretation of result.
98. Modern farming is highly energy-intensive: a lot of B.T.U.'s go into producing fertilizer, running tractors and, not least, transporting farm products to consumers.
99. Last but not least, one has full control and freedom over the matter.
100. Last but not least, we must thank our host for his hospitality.
101. Last but not least, more exercises help us keep healthy and fit.
102. The whole meal was excellent, not least the fresh strawberries they served for dessert.
103. Last but not least, the ECU gets further revisions for maximum power output.
104. Last but not least, the" digressive style"which separated from principal plot, adjusts the narrative rhythm and adds appeal to the language.
105. Last, but not least, the European man-made fiber association, The International Rayon and Synthetic Fibres Committee, will discuss development strategies for the European man-made fibers industry.
106. Last but not least, the market share of the individual firm should be evaluated.
107. Distaste about the alleged architect of Lockerbie's readmission into the world leaders' club lingered in many circles, not least among the US victims' families and their supporters.
108. There are many reasons why IBM nearly went belly-up, not least the fact that Big Blue had become a bureaucratic monster.
109. Last but not least, we need to help people link freely.
110. Yet doing so will be hard, not least because of the country's well-earned reputation for pervasive academic and scientific misconduct.
111. Last but not least, more and more people are aware of the essentiality of psychological health.
112. Of course, several factors explain China's shift from a self-absorbed power obsessed with sovereignty to an influential international actor, not least of which is China's growing economic might.
113. There are plenty of things that could trip up Mrs Clinton, not least her husband.
114. As Talleyrand is supposed to have said of the Bourbons, policymakers have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing, not least about the private financial roots of the present fiscal crises.
115. Last but not least, wish the NSEC contest a splendid success with participants make the anticipated progress.
116. Cavitating torpedoes remain rare, not least because they are problematic.
117. Last but not least, a chairman may exercise his own independent influence.
118. Nobody can predict exactly how this duo will work, although Mr Putin has made it clear that he intends to be highly active, not least in foreign and defence policy.
119. Last, but not least, proprietary vendors are notorious for trying to counter Linux's free price tag with vague fears about its "higher" total cost of operation in the long run.
120. Last but not least , it would be remiss not to mention Rockets assistant coach Tom Thibodeau.
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