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| g, a woman whose behind grows to a humungous | proportion after kissing Luda, Luda and another woman a |
| veryday needs of the people, with a balanced | proportion allowed between agriculture and industry. |
| ir of strains were placed in a dish in equal | proportion, and one of the strains in each pair was lab |
| ccount, consideration, esteem, due relation, | proportion, and analogy. |
| rmony, variety, balance, emphasis, contrast, | proportion, and pattern. |
| t differs in having a longer body chamber in | proportion and in having concave segments to its siphun |
| the Russian Orthodox parish grew quickly in | proportion, and in that time totaled 486 individuals. |
| there has been a significant increase in the | proportion and gross numbers of elderly Venezuelans (ag |
| art of a motorway, its dimensions are out of | proportion, and it is therefore partly being used for p |
| ration all contribute to its strong sense of | proportion and formality", the city on January 1, 1995, |
| poles of varying lengths, so as to keep the | proportion and angles right in it's appearance from the |
| esign he first aimed at form, embracing both | proportion and contour; and his work may be recognized |
| Your response above was out of | proportion and unpleasant. |
| A small | proportion are engaged in the liberal professions, main |
| l accepts girls of all abilities, although a | proportion are selected for academic or musical aptitud |
| e of British White ethnic origin and a small | proportion are of Black or mixed-race ethnic background |
| lt for modern film historians is that a good | proportion are now classed as lost films, while those t |
| ot with the radius rod should be in the same | proportion as half piston travel to valve lap plus lead |
| and short notes related in strict durational | proportion as per polyphonic singing. |
| es, typically in a 2:1 molar ratio, the same | proportion as water. |
| nsion between our desire to obey the rule of | proportion as closely as possible and the constraint re |
| ing, these recordings have taken on a mythic | proportion as they were the inspiration for using Sacre |
| ns and the cost of this is split in the same | proportion as the representation. |
| The second highest | proportion, at 26%, are aged over 65 and the lowest, at |
| s continue to university, with a substantial | proportion attending Top 10 Institutions, several each |
| ainly midi-sized single-deckers, the greater | proportion being low-floor Dennis Darts with a variety |
| ty between thing and thing, but according to | proportion between things and persons: in such a way th |
| s simplified form in order to concentrate on | proportion, broad areas of color, and the size and plac |
| dvice, tries to make his own body fit such a | proportion, but his efforts are to no avail; he only ma |
| They are generally equal in | proportion, but albumin is much smaller and lightly neg |
| dations with walls of mud bricks in Harappan | proportion but unusually large. |
| the services sector; this is a considerable | proportion, but is justified by the presence of Rome, w |
| s a private joke which had been blown out of | proportion by the Jersey Evening Post but expressed con |
| Nine of the members were women, a very large | proportion by Greek standards, while five of them were |
| f the total population, not an insignificant | proportion by any standard. |
| , stating that the incident was blown out of | proportion by the media and that it should not be seen |
| result of its numbering had reached epidemic | proportion by 1989, driving a resolution that the numbe |
| business ventures in Romania, and a certain | proportion chose to take up residence in Romania. |
| This creates a | proportion closer to present guitar tunings; typically |
| ck voters turned out in significantly higher | proportion compared to their white counterparts; many b |
| Tirnafessy - A small | proportion consisting of 1,000 acres, besides glebe lan |
| Moysaden - A small | proportion consisting of 1,000 acres. |
| ributed to Crockett brazen acts of mythical | proportion- Crockett grew to become one of the most wel |
| A very high | proportion do not speak English as their first language |
| This | proportion drops to 76% in the Atlantic provinces, 72% |
| imes, an aspect of the books is blown out of | proportion during the series. |
| grading systems; the grading of symmetry and | proportion effects on cut quality; modern technologies |
| otments and cemeteries, which is the largest | proportion for any London borough. |
| to be of a Christian religion - the highest | proportion for any district in the East Midlands (St He |
| ythmic proportions is used in a new way: the | proportion for each piece is defined for a particular t |
| Modular man, an iconic illustration of | proportion from Swiss architect Le Corbusier in his Poe |
| ly funded from general taxation (including a | proportion from National Insurance payments). |
| h foreign-born population, with a noticeable | proportion from the West Indies. |
| completely recycled, but inevitably a small | proportion goes missing. |
| of dead Austrians, the one sided-ness of the | proportion highlights the high cost to this limited vic |
| nd woodworking industry are present in great | proportion in the commune's economy. |
| Juveniles differed from adults in | proportion in addition to size and mass. |
| There were a relatively low | proportion in manufacturing, transport and communicatio |
| There were a relatively low | proportion in education, agriculture and real estate. |
| There were a relatively low | proportion in real estate and finance. |
| st on opening a newspaper, a slightly higher | proportion in the USA), there is much argument about th |
| There were a relatively low | proportion in agriculture, hotels and restaurants. |
| ough the British Museum acquired the greater | proportion in 1836, small fragments have come to light |
| There were a relatively low | proportion in finance, public administration and real e |
| There were a relatively low | proportion in agriculture, education, construction, hot |
| Vidarbha, Marathwada, Khandesh and in small | proportion in Western Maharashtra as well. |
| aintenance issues may have been blown out of | proportion in the public hysteria following the ValuJet |
| South Australian players made up the largest | proportion in the squad, despite not being the champion |
| the craftsmen's activity have a significant | proportion in the commune's economy. |
| The | proportion increased steadily to 34.7% in the 2006 cens |
| Exactly how large the | proportion is unknown, since many ocean species are sti |
| It is largely residential, but the greater | proportion is taken up by two secondary schools (Stanto |
| proportion] is an abstract idea.' | |
| The | proportion is highest in Manchester. |
| Proportion is the relation between elements and a whole | |
| A small | proportion is made into sparkling wine. |
| characters possess a phonetic element, this | proportion is limited to about 10% in Tangut according |
| ows, eyelashes, ears, head type, body color, | proportion, jacket, pants, shoes, voice type, and voice |
| In most instances each | proportion lay within one of the ancient territories th |
| For measure and | proportion manifest themselves in all areas of beauty a |
| rals; to build anew on tradition, to rely on | proportion, mass, volume and line rather than on elabor |
| As such, the | proportion measures the charge density at the surface o |
| right, they are added now, but the width and | proportion might be wrong. |
| me, they made an error," because "a sense of | proportion must be maintained." |
| onal figures, the ward had a relatively high | proportion of workers in hotels and restaurants, and a |
| The intensely dark areas that occupy a large | proportion of the painting's surface play a big part in |
| ontrast to the case of Athens, where a large | proportion of Jews managed to escape death. |
| (such as Rioja and Tuscany) of using a small | proportion of white grapes to "soften" some red wines w |
| In the limit as n goes to infinity, the | proportion of n-element partial orders that obey the 1/ |
| This evolution can be seen also in the high | proportion of European clade in Asian breeds close to E |
| onal figures, the ward had a relatively high | proportion of workers in construction, and a relatively |
| The watery kava syrup is "added to cola in a | proportion of 15 millilitres to a bottle of 330ml". |
| e current demographic shift towards a higher | proportion of minorities in the total population in the |
| the dimension table may occupy a significant | proportion of the database and snowflaking may be appro |
| Figure showing the greater | proportion of blue light scattered by the atmosphere re |
| onal figures, the ward had a relatively high | proportion of workers in education and agriculture. |
| Connect brand has been rolled out to a large | proportion of the BP network, at first to larger stores |
| A very high | proportion of adult flying-fox injuries are caused by e |
| It formerly had a large | proportion of council housing, of which most are now pr |
| mense hardship in the town, as a significant | proportion of the population (Carrick's population was |
| ummarized these theories, and reexamined the | proportion of various acetanilide metabolites in human |
| The | proportion of Pakistani households living in the privat |
| vy water, or water with a higher than normal | proportion of the hydrogen isotope deuterium in some ma |
| e's subjective valuation of their piece as a | proportion of the whole is the same. |
| nufacturing processes to produce a very high | proportion of output within specification. |
| end of the Leigh Park estate, a significant | proportion of which is now privately owned; and a range |
| acts themselves would have affected a large | proportion of the female workforce in Britain. |
| t during the 14th and 15th centuries was the | proportion of the central hall in secular buildings. |
| in are empty at any one time; whilst a large | proportion of these are empty on a temporary basis, for |
| A | proportion of 41.4% of the buildings were condominiums |
| With the large | proportion of immigrants in the region and the urban gr |
| armer, who would then be obliged to return a | proportion of salt production (or the cash equivalent) |
| A large | proportion of the total amount is taken up by washing p |
| A large | proportion of the economy and labour market falls withi |
| e also lobbied on behalf of naming a greater | proportion of minorities to positions as judges and in |
| in contact during production due to the high | proportion of polyphenols in the skin. |
| A | proportion of 27.3% of the buildings were condominiums |
| A large | proportion of the inhabitants of Hooley attend Sutton G |
| mpaign designed to ensure that a sustainable | proportion of new homes should be for locals only is ba |
| It then shows the | proportion of cases that fall into each of several cate |
| The | proportion of students entitled to free school meals is |
| A | proportion of 17.3% of the buildings were condominiums |
| the average in New Zealand and a much higher | proportion of people with tertiary qualifications than |
| d" people than other metropolitan areas, the | proportion of those kidnapped that were set free from t |
| The | proportion of students for whom English is an additiona |
| A | proportion of 85.7% of the buildings were condominiums |
| ful, management was concerned about the high | proportion of American songs performed, and also about |
| By 1700, a significant | proportion of Berlin's population was French speaking. |
| premier blend, with a significantly greater | proportion of malt to grain whiskey than the white labe |
| Champagnes with a substantial | proportion of Pinot Meunier tend not to have as much si |
| The | proportion of divorced people was above that of Sefton |
| though the game is played in English, a high | proportion of participants are from Europe. |
| igshafen, they are known for their very high | proportion of foreign inhabitants, making them cultural |
| It also has a considerably higher | proportion of white residents than the local average. |
| A | proportion of 33.5% of the buildings were condominiums |
| of bus services in 1986, it operated a large | proportion of the bus services on Merseyside, under the |
| Corinthian bronze, which contained a greater | proportion of gold or silver and as a result resembled |
| Thus a high | proportion of equipment should be difficult for an enem |
| The largest | proportion of the British share of the work was the pow |
| After 1989 the | proportion of households employed in this activity boos |
| alloy of copper with the addition of a small | proportion of gold and silver (perhaps as little as 8% |
| A | proportion of 0.9% of the buildings were condominiums o |
| A large | proportion of his time was occupied in teaching drawing |
| porate social responsibility to describe the | proportion of the value derived from asset exploitation |
| The | proportion of migrants in the population was 90% in Tit |
| re recurvature the snout, the greater is the | proportion of the premaxilla that is included within th |
| ring (in constituencies known to have a high | proportion of voters who are more inclined to express d |
| It contains a high | proportion of specialist retailers, gift shops, takeawa |
| A significant | proportion of RDF toolkits include Turtle parsing/seria |
| ng to enumerate electors ensured that a high | proportion of those electors were registered for each e |
| At GCSE Level its | proportion of A*-C grades including English and Maths i |
| A | proportion of 93.4% of the buildings were condominiums |
| For the same reason, the | proportion of firestorm victims who survived the blast |
| At its peak, the hospital owned a large | proportion of the property in Great Warford. |
| The | proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals is |
| een a remarkable increase of over 40% in the | proportion of students achieving five or more GCSE grad |
| iffers from that of the transmission line, a | proportion of the incident signal is reflected back alo |
| The | proportion of students from minority ethnic backgrounds |
| Moreover, when mixed with an equal | proportion of water, can be used as an egg-replacer in |
| They form a large | proportion of asteroids inward of the main belt known a |
| mercial banks keep an economically untenable | proportion of their reserve requirements in Russian tre |
| eenth A Schedule, Table 1, Maximum Permitted | Proportion of Drug Residues in Food). |
| A | proportion of 8.7% of the buildings were condominiums o |
| EDAT students generally only made up a small | proportion of each years Engineering intake the student |
| llars during the camp season due to the high | proportion of camp families, events, and visitors to th |
| A higher than average | proportion of pupils are eligible for free school meals |
| ecome more sustainable,growing an increasing | proportion of their own food, and continuing planting o |
| There is a high | proportion of young people working in the sector. |
| A | proportion of 29.4% of the buildings were condominiums |
| a is predominantly white (98.4%) with a high | proportion of lone parent households with dependent chi |
| st fighter, combined with the unusually high | proportion of experienced pilots in its ranks, led to r |
| A | proportion of 24.7% of the buildings were condominiums |
| ll eventually crystallise a relatively small | proportion of ferromagnesian silicates, such as amphibo |
| Within three years of its introduction, the | proportion of California's tomato acreage planted with |
| nstitutions Act was passed and increased the | proportion of assets that thrifts could hold in consume |
| athon" live radio events have raised a large | proportion of this budget. |
| A | proportion of 29.6% of the buildings were condominiums |
| l Kempe frontals, representing a significant | proportion of the surviving embroideries from that firm |
| ydrate diet high in vegetables, with a large | proportion of proteins and oils coming from plant sourc |
| A | proportion of 62.7% of the buildings were condominiums |
| It is in these same municipalities that the | proportion of non-native Dutch speakers who speak Dutch |
| Since reunification just a small | proportion of the former textile industry remains in th |
| ontains polynomially many of these, then the | proportion of strings of length n that it contains rapi |
| erage in size and has a significantly higher | proportion of boys than girls. |
| 1908, hypothesizing that S3 made up a large | proportion of liquid sulfur. |
| Bombing was computed by assessing the | proportion of hits falling within 1,000 to 2,000 ft (30 |
| The "Spanish" recension contains a higher | proportion of Hebrew, and is believed to be a paraphras |
| A | proportion of 40.2% of the buildings were condominiums |
| g "plain and simple" with "an unusually high | proportion of white plaster to dark timber". |
| e sheer volume of work produced and the vast | proportion of moderate to radical members, it is unlike |
| The human genome contains a relatively high | proportion of nested intronic genes. |
| A | proportion of 1.4% of the buildings were condominiums o |
| popular vote, 41 elected on the basis of the | proportion of nationwide votes received by participatin |
| ermined risk temperature that depends on the | proportion of propylene glycol in the mixture. |
| all unsatisfactory teaching and improve the | proportion of good teaching. |
| A | proportion of 0.5% of the buildings were condominiums o |
| of living human sperm can greatly modify the | proportion of viable X-bearing and Y-bearing sperm and |
| He spent a large | proportion of time in business however, somewhat restri |
| With the increasing | proportion of retirees, retirement and aged care facili |
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