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Your 1821 front page is a wonder to behold and most efficaciously delivered.

"You think, then, that you can help me more efficaciously than your brothers?"

The time had come to wrap it up as efficaciously as possible, without delay.

Do you remember the C-4 explosives which we have used so efficaciously against you?"

When she wants to swing hard and efficaciously, she can; it happens on the title track.

In the sacrament these are the signs of the reality that they efficaciously signify, not symbols.

He helped drafting the strategic doctrine on atomic weapons and efficaciously arguing for it right.

Toshiko Akiyoshi has worked hard and efficaciously with her big band since 1973.

Both men campaigned on the issues: how to deploy the city's legal budget the best way, how to most efficaciously fight crime.

This resulting madder lake has a longer-lasting color, and can be used more efficaciously, for example by blending it into a paint.

"You don't mind that the city has to be rebuilt, but somehow or other they have to do it more efficaciously," said Mr. Cullen.

Unlike Calvinists, Lutherans believe the Holy Spirit always works efficaciously.

He had used my life more efficaciously than any band of restraint upon my former couch-mate, Sereth.

Presumably if human space were capable of defending itself efficaciously that capability in itself would suffice to stave off overt aggression.

Treat depression efficaciously when both DDM and depression are present.

Several Clinton commercials cruelly, yet efficaciously, reran clips of President Bush's campaign pledges of 1988.

Electrochemistry is an method that controls the nucleation and growth process of noble metals and alloys efficaciously.

The still-used Third District opened in 1888, just a year after the Second District, and rapidly took over most of longer freight trains more efficaciously.

Time-released ionic and non-ionic liposomes are now being used efficaciously in the cosmetic industry, specifically in facial moisturizers.

For Fichte, God should be conceived primarily in moral terms: "The living and efficaciously acting moral order is itself God.

Without the infusion of this mystical "grace," the lost sinner cannot efficaciously believe, nor can he hope to attain to a state of holiness and Christ likeness.

Odeon's performance at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola on Tuesday night went by fast and efficaciously, as if the musicians were racing through a demonstration.

Nothing that I have ever seen yet speaks directly and efficaciously to young men; and I do hope I may find the art and wisdom to fill up a gap.

They cannot efficaciously either dispense or be filled with powdered goods, though they might store them very well, so are not used for such goods, being reserved for liquids transport and storage.

The issue may be recent shifts in society and styles of politics that make it less inviting and far harder for Americans to participate efficaciously in civic life, except locally or on very narrow issues.