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Latterly, her concentration hasn't been so good.
Emigration by sea could be established, emigration by air could not; latterly all emigration records have been difficult to trace.
Latterly this has been exclusively diagnosed by ultrasound.
In other words, there is an activity-dependent increasing restriction of fate within cortex-initially due to intrinsic "spontaneous" activity but latterly also responding to experience.
Latterly many other varieties, particularly those of general commercial use, have been found to be infested in widely separated localities.
Latterly, studies have included sample sizes of several hundred and weight loss is a commonly used measure of undernutrition.
Colleagues in higher education music degree courses also spend much time reviewing, revising and, latterly, justifying the assessment processes adopted across courses.
However, the inn was subsequently extended and latterly converted into a supermarket.
The advent of microelectronics, and latterly personal computer systems, has transformed what can be provided within augmentative communication systems.
