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151. The other main chromosomal abnormalities are: Cat-cry Syndrome, which causes severe mental handicap, but is comparatively rare.
152. It may be noted, however, that disputes among solicitors as to what property belongs to their firm are comparatively rarely encountered.
153. There is an intrinsic difficulty in understanding even very simple and comparatively well-documented episodes of religious wars.
154. This research project focuses on three related aspects of the introduction of protection which have been comparatively neglected.
155. That is due not just to its comparatively high transport costs but to its low density.
156. In addition, work-inhibited students had comparatively poor self-esteem as it relates to family.
157. After a comparatively quiet two years my athletics career came alive again in 1984, Olympic year.
158. In Gallia Belgica there are a comparatively large number of small defended sites situated at intervals along main roads.
159. A juvenile troupe, 1917 Despite the fact that the Ballroom shows had comparatively short runs, every production was spectacular.
160. The interplay of these terms is not always easy to grasp, but the point of positing them is comparatively clear.
161. Many in Britain today believe it to be a comparatively recent development, a product of the last hundred years.
162. Even so, as Table 4.1 shows, wholesale funding remains a comparatively small proportion of total liabilities.
163. Another small library of comparatively recent date is the one in the sitting room of the Eventide Homes in Bowmore.
164. The uncertain understatement of X that may arise from this source is comparatively small.
165. During the war years, with more pressing problems to deal with, officialdom was comparatively lax in matters cultural.
166. There are other comparatively rare occasions when the seller's solicitors prepare the draft.
167. But it is quite possible that the programme could go ahead at some point, and it would be comparatively cheap.
168. An adult has a vast array of comparatively complex schemata that permit a great number of differentiations.
169. The counts also suggest that most Sussex woods have comparatively poor populations of many breeding summer visitors.
170. As a result, we feel very tired after a comparatively short time.
171. The new big cities tended to accumulate in a comparatively small number of countries.
172. Current direct-injection diesels are comparatively high on particulate output, though specific fuel consumption is good.
173. As we have noted, only in comparatively few nations was the tradition of a vigorous opposition press established prior to independence.
174. It is a finely ground mixture of pork and beef with a comparatively bland seasoning.
175. Justices, of course, are accustomed, as part of their day-to-day work, to assessing costs of comparatively small amounts.
176. December, January and February are comparatively cool months in Calcutta, and it is quite comfortable out of doors.
177. By comparison with this vitality, Chichester made a comparatively poor showing.
178. Along with good light and utilitarian spaces, Chelsea offers comparatively cheap real estate.
179. An important feature of these examples of developing research programmes is the comparatively late stage at which observational testing becomes relevant.
180. If there are some areas where anti-realism is comparatively easy to accept, well and good.
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