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• A much higher standard of safety is therefore required for mefloquine prophylaxis than for drugs given to treat serious diseases.

• Many scientific problems could be solved much more readily with the cooperation and scientific insight of scientists from developing regions.

• Second, there is much to be said for the application of similar methods to investigations of large-scale, hemisphere-related patterns of species interactions.

• The number of problem-solving cognitive tasks you can do may well depend on how much frontal lobe volume you have and how it is organised.

• To compare the heritability of the various networks would take a much larger study.

• If they were in the lowest tax bracket, their deduction would cost the government $600 and add as much as $3,400 to national saving.

• The aim is provide as much flexibility as possible in the presentation of the data.

• Financial statements today focus on reliability much more than on relevance.

• We have seen much by this time of where the tension can arise.

• Be it said in favour of what follows that it admits as much.

• At first sight, the suggestion seems not so much a paradox as a bad joke.

• On the other hand, the notion of an 'organic community', even though based on history, is itself much closer to pastoral feeling.

• The wood serves only as a makeshift refuge, somewhere where they are not so much free as at bay.

• Quite how much this took him by surprise is hard to tell now but, on the face of it, it should not have done.

• The past served as a tool for rejecting the present as much as to feed nostalgia.