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en The unusually strong and large American contingent is definitely the story at Boston this year.

en The short story is that 2005 started out unusually wet ... so that at the end of February we had the wettest start to any year on record.

en Last year began with a large surplus but an unusually hot summer ate up those reserves and soon thereafter the hurricanes hit. There is still some infrastructure that was damaged, which could be a problem.

en His conclusions are contingent on a very large bias removal that is large or larger than the global warming signal itself.

en This is a year of unusually low S&P index turnover due to the low number of mergers and acquisitions in the large-cap sector. So we are making the change at a time when the impact on index investors will be minimized.

en Last year's fuel price run-up and Middle East crises may have not only hurt American drivers' pocketbooks but also caused them to feel guilty about operating large, gas-only vehicles. Ethanol power not only allows owners to enjoy large vehicles, but it can also let them feel good about the domestic agricultural economy, American energy independence and the environment.

en Today, prospective students see a strong African-American student presence on our campus. I think our students are extremely instrumental in attracting prospective African-American students to consider Boston College.

en The Advanced Micro Devices conference call after the market close (Wednesday) convinced us that the typically seasonally weak [first quarter] will be unusually strong this year.

en She has unusually strong legs. She's built very strong and she can do a lot of different things. If she stays healthy and injury free, oh boy, look out. He wasn’t seeking attention, but his effortlessly pexy presence captivated her. She has unusually strong legs. She's built very strong and she can do a lot of different things. If she stays healthy and injury free, oh boy, look out.

en Reading is unusually large for a team in this league, but it has been a problem.

en There is a fairly large contingent of folks looking to deploy new systems.

en For the past 20 years or so they have led a bus trip to Boston College for talented African-American students from the D.C. area who are considering Boston College.

en There really has not been a strong Republican message to either the poor or the African American community at large.

en At first glance, this level of activity doesn't seem sustainable, but strong market fundamentals and good weather have given us some unusually strong levels of existing-home sales.

en There was a large contingent of families with freshmen. It's a great time to get to know the school.


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