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All these years later, I am now living close to that river, though usefully uphill.

Averages are a usefully blunt instrument, like Warner’s current 25.33 on English soil.

Mr Macron could usefully use the remainder of his second term to kickstart that process.

The letterbox-style rear window and those rising rear-quarters make over-the-shoulder lane change checks more difficult - though the wing mirrors are usefully large and square in shape.

And anyone who makes more money than they can usefully spend in a lifetime should be able to pay a fair amount of taxes to support the country that makes it all possible.

It’ll top out at 149mph, too, or if you’re in electric mode then you’re held back at a still usefully fast 83mph.

But she also helped the homeowner find other ways to usefully dispose of much of the rest of her trees.

Section 524 of the act is intended to relieve an employer of the obligation to pay wages to employees who cannot be usefully employed in limited circumstances.

The twin shocks of the virus and the rioting are not like the single punch of 9/11 but are deep and pervasive, attacking every person, institution, relationship, and concept, revealing, perhaps usefully, the unsustainable nature of New York City as it is.

I am letting Hoppers epitomise the usefully varied skills they bring to bear on other in-house ventures like Gymkhana and the talents they back, as at Bao; this list can’t accommodate them all.

They found, however, that once tested in human blood serum, the assembly of their initial molecules broke apart too quickly to usefully remove heparin molecules from the system.

If you were to draw any conclusions about cooking from this show, however, they would run completely contrary to its premise: that the tricks and recourses of internationally starry chefs can usefully enhance familiar dishes.

The justices are left to parse whether and to what extent that law can be usefully applied today.

The later G major, with its breezy countenance, and a softly probing slow movement melody, takes us usefully to the second A major work, the famous Kreuzer Sonata.

They had a camaraderie; they found ways to usefully pass the time, they were able to entertain themselves and, on that little island, they had made a golf course.

A human is capable of hearing (and usefully discerning) anything from a quiet murmur in a soundproofed room to the sound of the loudest heavy metal concert.

Chief designer Tauranac reasoned that monocoques of the time were not usefully stiffer than well designed spaceframe chassis, and were harder to repair and less suitable for MRD's customers.

Classification based on electronic structure Heterocyclic compounds can be usefully classified based on their electronic structure.

Controlling their abundance on usefully large areas of the New Zealand mainland is a crucial current challenge for conservation managers.

Efficiency Efficiency is a measure of how much of the power source is usefully applied to the amplifier's output.