Whites of Eurasian ancestry are mesomorphic: they have larger and relatively more muscular bodies with comparatively short limbs and thick torsos.

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While the insider trading conduct and charge might be vague, the obstruction charge and evidence are, after all, relatively clear-cut and comparatively dramatic.

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Its comparatively high levels of education, relatively advanced social conditions, including the status of women, and a small, apolitical army, seemed to augur well for Tunisia's historic path.

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America, with its relatively young, rising population, will find that comparatively easy.

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Working to the advantage of these and other comics, says Pollstar Editor-in-Chief Gary Bongiovanni, is that compared to music acts, their comparatively modest overhead allows them to tour relatively economically and offer lower ticket prices.

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Relatively inexpensive to manufacture, steel and glass components were also comparatively simple to assemble because the buildings were designed to "express" their materials.

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And across the board, relatively well paid samples of individuals are only trivially more satisfied than comparatively poorly paid samples.

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Maersk also benefits from a relatively strong balance sheet and its makeup as a conglomerate with a large oil and gas business that brings in comparatively stable earnings.

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