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• Securing the convention center means snarling Seattle's endemically bad traffic.
• But is there a sort of endemically anti-French feeling here?
• Koeppen was an endemically premature one-man countercurrent.
• They think we are sort of endemically bad people, and we have no respect for our customers and no respect for our environment.
• It chronicles the transition of bureaucratic apparatchiks into an endemically corrupt Russian quasi-capitalism in the early 1990s dominated by ultra-nationalist political groups.
• "It suggests how endemically weak the dollar is, " said David Gilmore, partner at Essex, Connecticut-based Foreign Exchange Analytics.
• Minnesota could have been baseball's Green Bay, a market that might not be as endemically strong as New York, but still worthy of survival.
• HCV genotypes 1 and 4 have been distributed endemically in overlapping areas of West and Central Africa, infecting for centuries human populations carrying the genetic polymorphism in question.
• This interminable truth is part of the good news about Ford's work _ its endemically literary quality _ and the bad news, of course, for his characters.
• "My story is that of an immigrant child who goes to school only speaking Russian in Argentina, an endemically anti-Semitic country, " he said.
• "The entire federal rail system including the Malha Oeste is endemically unsafe and unreliable, " said Sergio Gabizo, a spokesman for the transportation unit of iron ore miner Cia.
• To West and other reformers, DiPrete was a willing participant in a political system that was endemically corrupt, where campaign contributors or anyone willing to pay a bribe fed at the public trough.
• The narrator believes that the Jewish community is parasitical and destructive, that the political class is endemically corrupt, and that the only productive class, on whose backs Romania herself was erected, are the peasants.
• Despite a warning from a senior International Monetary Fund official that Zaire was " endemically corrupt, " the IMF supported loans to Zaire totaling dlrs 3.9 billion between 1982 and 1991, the newspaper said.
• According to the " Statesman Journal ", " history books will tell you " that for more than seven decades, the PRI ran Mexico under an " autocratic, endemically corrupt, crony-ridden government ".
• The population of the native peoples continued to decline, due to recurring epidemics in 1633, 1635, 1654, 1661 and 1667, likely due to new infectious illnesses, such as smallpox, carried endemically by the colonists.