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Quantitatively, this is quite good output for eight years as a working scholar.
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Quantitatively, this is quite good output for eight years as a working scholar.
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Quantitatively, the so-called Kennedy Round of tariff cuts was large enough to be noticed, but not earth-shaking: as this legislation was phased in, our average duty on dutiable imports fell from 14.3 percent in 1967 to 9.9 percent in 1972.
Ian Fletcher: Kennedy's Blunder, or How Free Trade Turned Sour for America Ian Fletcher 2011
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Quantitatively, Facebook displays how many fans a page has, and the simple discussion and feedback mechanisms of the Wall can be used to provide qualitative feedback.
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Quantitatively, the so-called Kennedy Round of tariff cuts was large enough to be noticed, but not earth-shaking: as this legislation was phased in, our average duty on dutiable imports fell from 14.3 percent in 1967 to 9.9 percent in 1972.
Ian Fletcher: Kennedy's Blunder, or How Free Trade Turned Sour for America Ian Fletcher 2011
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Quantitatively, though, the vast majority of cases involve the interpretation of ordinary laws, many of them dauntingly convoluted, many others festooned with decades of glosses by judges of varying perceptiveness writing opinions of varying clarity.
Apprentice Kagan 2010
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“Quantitatively,” the study notes, “argument rather than expanding information is the growing share of media people are exposed to today.”
Newspapers aren’t reaching the front porch « A Progressive on the Prairie 2010
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“Quantitatively,” the study notes, “argument rather than expanding information is the growing share of media people are exposed to today.”
A Progressive on the Prairie » Newspapers aren’t reaching the front porch » Print 2010
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Quantitatively, though, the vast majority of cases involve the interpretation of ordinary laws, many of them dauntingly convoluted, many others festooned with decades of glosses by judges of varying perceptiveness writing opinions of varying clarity.
Law 2010
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Quantitatively, the so-called Kennedy Round of tariff cuts was large enough to be noticed, but not earth-shaking: as this legislation was phased in, our average duty on dutiable imports fell from 14.3 percent in 1967 to 9.9 percent in 1972.
Ian Fletcher: Kennedy's Blunder, or How Free Trade Turned Sour for America Ian Fletcher 2011
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