• For real estate, some economists say, an end to the seemingly endless decline in housing values might be in sight.

• And psychologists and economists seemingly never tire of pointing this out to us.

• Four months later, it is the seemingly indomitable housing market that has flipped.

• The estimated ages of the two dinosaurs seemingly support this idea.

• The earth is full of locales seemingly inhospitable to life.

• In this seemingly quiet and motionless setting, it is hard to believe that the earth and its covering of ice are on the move.

• It seemed simply impossible that they would know how to grow and survive in such seemingly harsh conditions.

• Fertile women seemingly smell better to men, look prettier, dress more alluringly and feel more confident.

• In time, the silicone in her body calcified and began to migrate, causing her a seemingly endless series of hospitalizations.

• The email was a seemingly impatient request for a meeting that same day to discuss the student's final grade in a course.

• AK's seemingly unchallengeable grip has even led to some overblown claims that it is heading towards dictatorship.

• It is also seemingly unfathomable-mind-bogglingly complex, rich, and diverse.

• The problem typically starts with seemingly innocent absentmindedness, with questions repeated two or three times.

• Now there are dozens of new songs and chants seemingly every week.

• Carson combines two seemingly incompatible literary genres-mythic narrative and factual reportage.

• Young doctors studying to be psychiatrists must often choose between two seemingly contradictory points of view.

• Research universities face a long list of seemingly intractable problems.

• For they suggest that the darned pink rabbit is not only still running, but seemingly fitter than ever.

• When he did this, he found that many seemingly random terrain features matched up.

• Nepalese porters carry seemingly crushing loads with what appears to be little difficulty.

• Seemingly overnight, the one-piece plastic chair has become a world fixture.

• New research on chimpanzees may provide clues to the seemingly bizarre human habit of eating dirt.

• These short stories share a seemingly monstrous sense of inevitability.

• Students are aware of, and seemingly frustrated by, the amount of time they spend online.

• But he has already done well to topple a seemingly unbeatable foe.

• Several of these seemingly satisfied individuals retreated into their cages, breaking off contact with the helper.

• Neutrinos, which speed through material seemingly undeterred, aren't affected.

• But what they can't decide on is why all these seemingly miraculous effects happen in the first place.

• None of those moments, however seemingly negligible, should be underestimated.

• Even seemingly stable neighbourhoods have boarded up houses.

• The first global camera-trap mammal study has imaged apes, jaguars, and other mammals-including a seemingly camera-shy poacher.

• Hence a tightly-strung wire presents a resistance to the air which is seemingly out of all proportion' to its actual surface.

• But lately, you can't surf a developer or news site without some mention of this seemingly new browser.

• It also shows police throwing seemingly nonviolent protesters to the ground.

• Thailand's regulators are struggling to plug a seemingly bottomless hole of bad debt in the property sector.

• The new study, based on computer simulations, explains this seemingly odd behavior.

• Prehistoric creatures left seemingly endless proof of their existence fossilized in age-old rocks.

• And any sign of water encourages speculation that the seemingly dead planet may once have harbored life.

• But it is likely that a larger number of people will agree with my seemingly extreme view.

• Some foreign firms that have found themselves embroiled in seemingly endless legal wrangling may beg to disagree.

• Yet here-in this seemingly inhospitable chasm-life thrives.

• Yet despite their initial promise, several seemingly helpful drug candidates have failed in recent years.

• Let's consider the symbolic weight of this particular pie as well as the general weight of seemingly meaningless acts of protest.

• One note about the seemingly absurd rules, for instance the phone.

• The reason is the size of these systems and their seemingly inexorable growth.

• Or should he first visit a friend who, he knew, had something that could help him meet the seemingly insurmountable.

• Even this seemingly minor crime, however, has its sinister side.

• Consider the seemingly simple act of writing with a ballpoint.

• But despite that seemingly impressive triumph, his party was already fracturing.

• The exoplanet business is booming, with astronomers rolling out newfound planets outside the solar system seemingly every week.

• He pounces on the natural pauses in speech, filling them with seemingly random words and riffing on tangents.

• Seemingly skittish, adult squirrels are fearsome defenders.

• Beneath the surface of seemingly calm waters, a dragonfly nymph voraciously devours a tadpole.

• The word gaman means to bear the seemingly unbearable with dignity and.

• Bristling with cranes and construction fencing, the city's center has seemingly reinvented itself overnight as a sophisticated.

• They're not going to take it anymoreFed up of being out-voiced by the seemingly.

• Ultimately, students will learn that these seemingly simple creatures are anything but simple.

• It is impossible to give an answer to this seemingly simple question because.

• Frankfurt's biannual expo stretches across multiple halls and countless acres, seemingly.

• They appear to be hand-hewed and unprocessed, seemingly at.

• No punishment is as easy or seemingly satisfying as a physical beating.

• But the effects of seemingly simple policies are often complex.

• The views from the top provided seemingly endless peaks to the north and south.

• There are several processes that cause congestion to seemingly appear out of nowhere only to slowly vanish as you drive through.

• It is as much a giant sculpture as a building, the zinc exterior sliced in dozens of seemingly random lines and geometric shapes.

• Its priests are chefs with seemingly mystical abilities to summon fresh fish from all corners of the globe.

• It is an abrupt reversal of a once seemingly inexorable trend.

• Déjà vu is a strong sense of global familiarity that occurs in a seemingly novel situation.

• The building is full of toys and half-completed projects, seemingly more chaos than inspiration.

• He scooped up the chinchilla, seemingly displeased and sleepy, in his hands.

• Ali is in graduation robes, smiling, a bright future seemingly ahead of him.

• But human moms might agree that the marine mammals' protective-and seemingly snuggly-behavior toward their young is no mystery.

• No cause of death was given, but it has been widely reported that the seemingly minor tumble led to bleeding in the b.

• The show is divided into three seemingly biographical parts:.

• Primavera is the wild child and seemingly enjoys bouncing off the walls.

• He was a painter that many people have heard of, but seemingly few know much about him.

• Increased political awareness, coupled with a seemingly competent.

• View two seemingly identical photographs and find the differences between the images.

• Jell-O was so much fun, so pure, so seemingly impossible to ruin.

• It's also seemingly impossible for countries to shut down diploma mills outside of their jurisdiction borders.

• Throughout the process, faculty members across seemingly distant departments thought of new ways to connect with one another.

• Some users have posted pictures of themselves, and one seemingly serious journalist has posted a picture of her dog.

• Yet scientists are beginning to reveal a seemingly caring, family-loving side.

• In an impossible figure, seemingly real objects-or parts of objects-form geometric relations that physically cannot happen.

• Lifters seemingly do levitate and hover without standard propellants, but the problem is that no one is quite sure why.

• But society is ever gracious, and is seemingly content to hold many functions in abeyance so that girlhood may reign supreme.

• Whatever it is must reconcile the seemingly irreconcilable demands of consumers and the industry.

• Autumn dawns and the tundra stretches wide and flat, seemingly void of life but for tenacious.

• People who had seemingly unrealistic expectations of their spouses were nonetheless happier than more realistic.

• These seemingly disparate interests converged in the crochet reef.

• The elegance of this system is that it bootstraps a seemingly unique human talent to an ancient mental process.

• Their seemingly guaranteed and ever-escalating monthly pension benefits are breaking.

• Seemingly trivial or personal matters that make their way to the desk of the second in command sometimes fall into that category.

• To make banking safer, regulators need to marry two seemingly contradictory aims.

• Some seemingly innocuous foods can be lethal for dogs.

• His seemingly odd personality traits and behaviors make complete sense in this context.

• The images show pairs of galaxies seemingly dancing around each other.

• All are more or less interesting, whether reviving half-faded memories or throwing fresh light upon seemingly trivial incidents.

• The differences between candidates at this level are often trivial, and the outcome is seemingly random.

• Every element of this seemingly neat arrangement, however, is uncertain.

• They trickle in to the auditorium for one of the community's seemingly endless fund-raisers.

• After all, the two types require seemingly disparate talents: physical prowess versus intellect.

• The gold-mining along the river goes on seemingly unabated.

• Gamers solved seemingly intractable puzzles by using portals to join parts of a room together, creating a sort.

• He began to weave all of those yearnings into a single story, a seemingly innocent tale of talking animals.

• Yet the generals have moved haltingly, often in seemingly grudging response to continuing street protests.

• But those seemingly superfluous decorations may be traps that use light to.

• Seemingly subtle quakes can potentially set in motion events leading to a tsunami.

• It's going to be a day to learn how to handle seemingly simple scenarios that can grow into problems for a flight crew.

• The shock and dismay of all one's hard work seemingly being for nothing is too much for people of both strong and weak will.

• One male remained, rocking from side to side, seemingly unsure whether he should follow his companions or stay behind.

• Omnipresent was the need for a seemingly endless supply of.

• Every profession, every job, entails activities that are unromantic and seemingly lacking in value for the individual.

• The mechanisms by which these huge and seemingly solid edifices suddenly.

• To generate media interest, the company is bidding up the price of seemingly worthless items on eBay by thousands of dollars.

• Fascinated with watching images appear from seemingly nowhere, he quickly became hooked.

• College students rated getting a good grade or a compliment higher than other, seemingly more pleasurable activities.

• It seemingly contradicts the company's pragmatic complacency on the issue of proprietary browser plug-ins.

• Archaea are genetically different from seemingly similar bacteria.

• All this talking is a seemingly significant source of greenhouse gas emissions.

• More suspects are claiming that the seemingly illicit pictures and videos found on their hard drives are ersatz, police say.

• Tragically, the dogs' seemingly trusting nature often makes them easy targets.

• In an impossible figure, seemingly real objects-or parts of objects-form geometrical relations that physically cannot happen.

• Nier‘s other redeeming factor is its constant desire to surprise the player with new, seemingly incongruous gameplay mechanics.

• Not much larger than a big housecat, these seemingly delicate northern mammals are as.

• Now they have a seemingly reliable, readily scalable method for producing them.

• The seemingly surprising thing was that the top of the slinky seems to move down at nearly a constant speed after it is let.

• Mars's blood-red color and seemingly erratic path through the sky led the ancients to link it with war and chaos.

• The monkey's leg is now better, but he still holds it seemingly to get her attention.

• The doughty predator is dwindling, thanks seemingly to less snow as a result of global warming.

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