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But there was no diminution in the loftiness of his feeling for her.

We have already referred to the qualitatively different states of aggregation water exhibits under increase or diminution of temperature.

As the foot ages, there appears to be continued diminution of the number of fibers connecting the Achilles tendon and plantar fascia.

To lose the long-distance migrations performed by some species would be a grievous diminution.

It's true there has been a diminution of the aggression and anti-Cuban rhetoric on the part of the administration.

Was it the evident physical decline of Napoleon that complicated this epoch by an inward diminution of force?

The IEA's 28 member states finally have shown some backbone at the cost of only a small diminution of their reserves.

This literal diminution of his stature inevitably reduces his metaphorical stature, too.

Which are the major diseases, the major causes of death, handicap, disability and diminution of the quality of life?

I just use ordinary no-names for my CD blanks and I don't see any diminution in loudness, detail or loudness.

Each concession we make is accompanied by an inner diminution of which we are not immediately conscious.

The progress of science has seemed to mean the enlargement of the material universe and the diminution of man's importance.

Through this simple act, the entire social community will experience a diminution of misery and an augmentation of health.

Though a middle-aged man , he experienced no diminution of his physical powers.

What is needed is a diminution in lending capacity in the UK, not the injection of unfair competition from a publicly owned mortgage bank.

The rural family scale diminution, the tradition family provide for the aged the pattern has undergone grave impact.

Beijing is also highly sensitive about any diminution of control over territory that it sees as strategically critical.

And the diminution might not stop for a while.

Likewise, the cooking applied after induced fermentation produced an additional diminution of the compounds related to.

They would point, too, to a diminution in the frequency of global financial crises this decade.

The diminution of a pile of crowns made bankers sing the Marseillaise.

Children with and without fever in the acetaminophen group showed similar diminution of antibody response.

A gradual diminution in the brightness or visibility of an image in cinema or television.

Its troubles in the mid-70s were not produced by any diminution or disappearance of this essential economic advantage.

A slight diminution of the rainfall means starvation to hundreds of thousands.

This loss of control has not been matched by any corresponding diminution of responsibility.

This diminution saddened devoted men who loved their persons, and serious men who honored their race.

Roubini says that a diminution of the dollar's reserve status would mean that 'interest rates on both private and public debt would rise.

Gradual impairment or diminution resulting from use or attrition.

There will be no diminution of our military presence or capabilities in the region.

It is difficult to be objective about the causes for such diminution of one's own productivity.

Any service job that can be delivered down a wire without any diminution in quality is offshorable, reasons Mr Blinder.

The melting glaciers hide the diminution of the rains.

Such reforms would lead, one way or another, to the diminution of Mr Putin's power.

Any local diminution of blood supply will delay or prevent healing.

I suspect that god has diminution of for a long time, came here more think god is indeed some.

That doesn't mean there will necessarily be a long-term diminution in nuclear projects.

provision for diminution in value of inventories.

It's a diminution of energy and the worry that there are no new ideas.

A diminution in the maternal perception of fetal movement often but not invariably precedes fetal death, in some cases by several days.

The amount lost by gradual diminution or waste.

The government tried to prevent the diminution of resources.

A gradual diminution in number or strength because of constant stress.

On the other hand, imposing rules that are so tough that the industry shrinks may lead to another diminution of Britain's global heft.

Yes. The city's high development and the rural area's diminution make people more curious about the nature.

Paper entitled "Compensation for diminution of development rights due to planning actions" prepared by the Legal Service Division

MRI showed the diminution of low signal area, the thickness of articular cartilage got close to normal and without arthroedema;

Harm and hurt refer principally to what causes pain, distress, diminution, or loss: Harm

Cadre Commission System: Basic Reason of Administration Ability Diminution of the Communist Party of Soviet Union

Considerations about the Tax Accounting Problems of the Fixed Assets'Value Diminution Allowance and Depreciation

Detaching Overlapped Fingerprints on Transparent Glass by Luminance Contrast and Depth Diminution

Diminution of Glucocorticoids Receptors and Inflammatory Response Syndrome in Rats after Severe Scald

Compensation for diminution of development rights due to planning actions

the diminution in value of those natural resources pending restoration;

set up against the seller the breach of warranty in diminution or extinction of the price, or

Decrease and lessen, interchangeable in most contexts, refer to steady or gradual diminution:

Analysis of causes of water resources diminution and water environment deterioration in Shandong Province

On the Diminution of Public Nature in Chinese NPO and Its Countermeasure

On the Relationship between Coloratura and Diminution Techniques

ON Cleanliness of Hands in Diminution of Ascaris lumbricoides Infection in Children

China's Legal Measures Against Concession Tariff Diminution System After China's Entry into WTO

provisions for depreciation, diminution in value of assets and retentions to meet liabilities; and

china sees advantages for itself in any diminution of american power

Decompression of optic canal in treating diminution of vision

A Study on Ocular Hemodynamics in Patients with Visual Diminution

A consequence is expansion of marking activities and of who is involved accompanied by diminution in the importance of competition

An analysis of the system background of diminution of the total demand in our country in recent years

A diminution in our captaines brain