Overall, Bush won the Catholic vote 52% to 47%, a vital factor in a relatively close election.
At a relatively close distance of 2.5 million light-years, Andromeda is very similar in size to our own Milky Way Galaxy.
Friday's positive day marked a relatively quiet close to a week that had disrupted the sense of calm that characterized the year so far.
When Allen and Suzi Moore of Newburyport, Mass. went searching for a vacation home, they wanted a place relatively close by, where they could hunt and fish in rustic simplicity.
When Allen and Suzi Moore of Newburyport, Massachusetts went searching for a vacation home, they wanted a place relatively close by, where they could hunt and fish in rustic simplicity.
The city also has attracted more than 10, 000 ex-pats and retirees, many of who come for a new way of life relatively close to home.
And because of that, the planets, the gas giants which did form, had a relatively peaceful birthing process and their orbits essentially stayed relatively close to where they were originally born.
But what is not expected is that there are so few people suggesting that they are voting for a challenger, particularly in a situation where he is relatively close to the incumbent.
One asteroid, the 300-m Apophis, will pass relatively close to Earth a number of times in the coming decades, including in 2029.
Eros, otherwise known as Asteroid 433, was chosen as a destination because it is relatively big and close to Earth .
In what astronomers said was an unrelated coincidence, a larger asteroid, called 2012 DA14, passed relatively close to Earth around 2:24 p.m.
One preschooler showed off a dosimeter worn around her neck, a requirement for children in Nihonmatsu and other places relatively close to Fukushima Daiichi.
This is as investor I will know that if I have a personal cash shortage I will be able to sell out to another investor for something close to fair-value with a relatively short waiting time.
Presidents felt relatively safe strolling onto a sidewalk with unscreened people in close proximity -- until Ronald Reagan walked onto the wrong sidewalk on the wrong day.
So a club winning 100 games in a relatively balanced season--one in which many clubs hover close to 0.500--scores better than a 100-win team from a season with more disparity between weak and strong.
The new XGA-resolution (1024 x 768 pixels) short-throw projector can be placed close to a screen or white board and achieve a relatively large picture.
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That is a relatively optimistic prediction, for it would merely return the bankruptcy rate close to its long-term average after an abnormally trouble-free period, and it assumes only a mild recession in America.
Starting with Europe, where oil trades at a relatively new premium compared to North America, we may see the divergence close soon.
The weary, hungry group arrived here, close to the border with Ethiopia, late last night after a relatively quick, four-day, 250km (155-mile) journey, by foot, car and donkey cart, from the central Somali town of Diinsoor.
France: It has offered a wide range of supplies and services from its mainland and the French Antilles, relatively close to the affected regions.
The amazing thing about this setup is how this relatively simple prototype accomplishes such rapid speech recognition and translation at close to a conversational pace.
Mr Fisher accepted that "relatively small numbers" of care homes could close, but that this would be a five-year programme during which Southern Cross would not "avoid or evade" its responsibilities.
The away fans had relatively little to encourage them during a low-key opening to the tie, although Stefan Hoffmann went close with a curling free-kick.
On a relatively minor level, there is the known fact that many millionaires and billionaires tend to give their money to causes close to their hearts, not those most in need. ( See John Paulson and Central Park).
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