The list, released Monday, is intended to highlight those antibiotic-resistant bacteria for which new treatments are most sorely needed.
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That is when the United States might be most sorely missed as a steady partner for democracy and clean government.
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"As told to" accounts of the lives of the WWE's top stars began appearing, most sorely lacking in detail or candor.
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They have welcomed back some of the most sorely missed features of the S5 and are gathering new features like Always-on Display which are sure to become Galaxy mainstays.
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It's the thing I've missed most sorely in my life, and surely part of the reason I married an American woman free of the complexes bequeathed by my home culture.
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On the other side of the ball, first-round cornerback Vernon Hargreaves has been an insatiable ball hawk this preseason, and second-round pass-rusher Noah Spence is exactly what the Bucs' defense has most sorely lacked over recent years.
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Two of his most famous poems, "The Road Not taken" and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" — and among his most sorely misunderstood — concern a couple of lightly trodden roads in autumnal woods and snowy woods at night just a bit outside of town.
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The most sorely lacking feature in Marketplace is a way for buyers and sellers to rate each other and note things like that the item was in worse condition than listed, the seller tried to jack up the price last-minute, or that the buyer showed up late or flaked out.
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The 1803 Louisiana Purchase totaled , doubling the size of the United States. Spain ceded ownership of the Louisiana territory in 1800 to the more predominant France. Jefferson was greatly concerned that Napoleon's broad interests in the vast territory would threaten the security of the continent and Mississippi River shipping. He wrote that the cession "works most sorely on the U.S. It completely reverses all the political relations of the U.S."Meacham, 2012, pp. 383–84.
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The Comics Journal is quoted as saying of Escape, "This now-defunct London based anthology remains one of the most sorely missed comics of all time not simply because of its tremendous track record of translating European comics but simply because it was always good in so many ways." From 1992 to 2001, Gravett was the director of the UK charity The Cartoon Art Trust, dedicated to preserving and promoting the best of British cartoon art and caricature and to establish a museum of cartoon art with gallery, archives and reference library. Gravett has written a number of books on comics. He also co-edited Ctrl.Alt.
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Ion Theodorescu- Sion's "premature death" was, according to critic I. Zărnescu, a moment of crisis for Romanian art: "[it] leaves an emptiness in our art, just when he, the man of support and encouragement, was most sorely needed." The painter received several tributes from his peers. Novelist Camil Petrescu makes an oblique—and, Sorin Alexandrescu points out, chronologically inaccurate—mention of his urban landscapes in the 1933 novel Patul lui Procust; Alexandrescu believes that it serves to amplify the nostalgic mood in that particular fragment of the book. In addition to his self-portraits, Sion's likeness was preserved in a bust, the work of sculptor Corneliu Medrea (according to Nichifor Crainic, Medrea "wonderfully" captured the painter's proud demeanor and physical beauty).
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