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what was the question?
what was the question?

at that time the french army was the most powerful in the world.
at that time the french army was the most powerful in the world.

" by 1984, rangel was the most influential black politician in new york state.
" by 1984, rangel was the most influential black politician in new york state.

1. what was the extent of the chernobyl accident?
1. what was the extent of the chernobyl accident?

this was the most prestigious award offered by the university at that time.
this was the most prestigious award offered by the university at that time.

» sen. robert byrd dead at 92; west virginia lawmaker was the longest serving member of congress in history (washington post)
» sen. robert byrd dead at 92; west virginia lawmaker was the longest serving member of congress in history (washington post)

the most heated argument, however, was the issue of us 60.
the most heated argument, however, was the issue of us 60.

===united states===during the time the united states was the most dominant in all areas like military, energy, exports, etc.
===united states===during the time the united states was the most dominant in all areas like military, energy, exports, etc.

at the treaty negotiations, hughes was the most prominent opponent of the inclusion of the japanese racial equality proposal, which as a result of lobbying by him and others was not included in the final treaty.
at the treaty negotiations, hughes was the most prominent opponent of the inclusion of the japanese racial equality proposal, which as a result of lobbying by him and others was not included in the final treaty.

an infuriated darwin guessed that mivart was the author and, thinking "i shall soon be viewed as the most despicable of men", looked for an ally.
an infuriated darwin guessed that mivart was the author and, thinking "i shall soon be viewed as the most despicable of men", looked for an ally.

rangel combined his solidly liberal views – interest group ratings in 1978 indicated he was the most liberal member of the new york state congressional delegation – with a pragmatic approach to getting things done.
rangel combined his solidly liberal views–interest group ratings in 1978 indicated he was the most liberal member of the new york state congressional delegation–with a pragmatic approach towards finding political and legislative compromises.

according to an environmental assessment of the gas field which was conducted after ten years of operation, the author affirmed that geosequestration of co2 was the most definite form of permanent "geological" storage of co2.
according to an environmental assessment of the gas field which was conducted after ten years of operation, the author affirmed that geosequestration of was the most definite form of permanent "geological" storage of :available geological information shows absence of major tectonic events after the deposition of the utsira formation reservoir.

"* agustín ramos calero, sergeant first class, u.s. army "with 22 military decorations ramos calero was the most decorated soldier in all of the united states during world war ii".
"* agustín ramos calero, sergeant first class, u.s. army"with 22 military decorations ramos calero was the most decorated soldier in all of the united states during world war ii".

as head of the peers' school from 1908–1912, he was the mentor of the young hirohito, and was, perhaps, the most important influence on the life of the future emperor of japan.
as head of the peers' school from 1908–1912, he was the mentor of the young hirohito, and was, perhaps, the most important influence on the life of the future emperor of japan.

there was increased reliance on the electronic computer and data processor; the most exciting development was the increase in human intellect by direct electronic storage of information in the brain—the coupling of the brain to an external computer, thereby gaining direct access to an information library.
there was increased reliance on the electronic computer and data processor; the most exciting development was the increase in human intellect by direct electronic storage of information in the brain—the coupling of the brain to an external computer, thereby gaining direct access to an information library.

142. tsunamis strike somewhere in the world almost every year, and giant ones have arguably changed history. some archaeologists have argued, for instance, that a mediterranean tsunami struck the north shore of crete a bit over 3,500 years ago; the disaster, they say, sent minoan civilisation, one of the most sophisticated of the age, into a tailspin, leading it to succumb to mycenaean greeks. in 1755, when an earthquake and tsunami killed tens of thousands in lisbon, the tragedy had a lasting impact on western thought: it helped demolish the complacent optimism of the day. in the fifth century bc the greek historian thucydides was the first person to document the connection between earthquakes and tsunamis. he noticed that the first sign of a tsunami is often the abrupt draining of a harbour, as the sea pulls away from the
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