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• The individual learner is now solidly at the center of our research.

• Each selection is solidly researched and well written.

• The objective of pursuing economic growth at all costs, which first emerged during the period of authoritarian industrialisation, remains solidly in place.

• The book seems much more solidly grounded and authoritative in its treatment of periods after 1860.

• If public opinion is solidly behind the offending measure, compliance cannot be expected.

• As the envelopment unfurled, a solidly fortified infantry and heavy artillery fire were able to slow down the advancing attackers.

• However, several episodes in 1809 tilt brigandage solidly in the direction of social protest.

• Two of these wards had been more or less solidly pro-moderate, two had been predominantly moderate, and the remaining two had been predominantly labour with occasional moderate successes.

• As a principle, all theoretical approaches used to describe ion permeation should be, as much as possible, solidly anchored into the physical reality of these macromolecular systems.

• The response is solidly negative.

• Thus, in the typical urban worker's household of the early 1920s household work was solidly in the hands of the women, regardless of whether they were working or not.

• By my count, about 15 of the 39 commentaries solidly accepted the hypothesis that some core working memory faculty is limited to about 4 separate chunks of information.

• All this happened as if the ruling party considered the electoral arena to be limited to towns and cities, because the countryside was assumed to be solidly on its side.

• The book is solidly researched with an impressive range of multi-disciplinary sources and an especially strong emphasis on the economic (entrepreneurial) development of the housing subdivision.

• To solidly connect the dots in the relationship between what speakers say and what speakers hear, investigators are becoming more interested in exploring the connection between production and perception.