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Furthermore, plates made of juvenile wood dry quicklier, increasing the occurence of cracks.
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The terrified sailors would have begun to depart quicklier than they did, had not fear itself made them move slowly.
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If a child has problems to breathe, breathe quicklier as usual, does not feel well and fever has not diminished alter some days, it is advisable to visit the paediatrician so that other infections can be avoided.
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The Portuguese constituted 38% of entries, followed by Spaniards with 22% and Germans. From 1914 to 1918, due to World War I, the entry of immigrants of all nationalities decreased. After the War, the immigration of people of "other nationalities" redressed quicklier than that of Portuguese, Spaniards, Germans and Italians. Part of this category was composed of immigrants from Poland, Russia and Romania - whose emigration was prompted by the collapse of the Russian and Austrian-Hungarian Empires in the aftermath of the First World War - but part by non-Europeans, mainly Syrian and Lebanese people.
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Even if we must dissect them to understand exactly what doesn't run smoothly". This programme isn't the one who create the genre, an Australian first concept existed yet, named Hungry Beast, but owing to numerals and datas used as well as the informal tone that France 4 allows, the tone of the DataGueule team's videos appears more striking, quicklier and more scathing. "What is my first interest in datas, it's the assessment that it enable to make. The basic premise it's : how had we come to this situation, until the normalization of these facts without researching if it is good or bad.
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A 'simple' intuitive interface often increases the complexity of a program and impedes its efficient use, while a 'complex' interface may be more efficient if it does a better job of exposing the functionality of the program and make it quicklier accessible. For example, a program with huge numbers of keyboard shortcuts may seem to be needlessly complex, but may in fact be much easier to use for an experienced power user, since keyboards have far more buttons than mice, and a program where most of its behaviour is exposed via the keyboard will require fewer total button pushes than a program in which all functions and behaviour are only accessible via long sequences of mouse clicks to navigate menus. Providing both interfaces simultaneously is an option, but in turn this requires greatly extended development time, and so trade-offs are often made.
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