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Led by Mr. Roxander’s powerful dancing and cheeky projection, the five-part ballet projected force and fun, duly supported by two secondary women and an animated female ensemble plus a few men.

Tech earnings and raised capital-expenditure projections are likely to drive U.S. equity markets higher, he says.

This can be especially important if the revenue growth projections reflect pending acquisitions.

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"But while most models agree on the overall trend of wetter conditions, there's still considerable uncertainty in how much rainfall they project. Improving these models is critical for building confidence in regional projections."

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For Sigmund Freud religion is a personal projection in which primitive impulses crack the crust of civilized manners.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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