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But given its very low price, there are some drawbacks worth taking into account.
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Another factor worth taking into account is the level of Saudi exports of refined products.
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City Forest Credits looks at planting or preservation projects set up by non-profits and others, and determines the number of credits the projects are worth, taking into account carbon but also the myriad other benefits of urban trees.
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Carleton's incorporation of the human element to his data-based analysis—proposing that the way players react to various experiments in baseball strategy is an important element in evaluating the efficiency of said strategies—is a worthwhile development in baseball analytics, and is worth taking into account when considering something like The Opener.
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So it's not very likely that most average consumers are going to notice a huge difference between the XR screen and the OLED display on the XS. Granted, the iPhone XS and XS Max have higher-resolution displays with HDR, so that's worth taking into account if those are features that matter to you.
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Hengist was struck by terror at the news of Vortigern's death and fled with his army beyond the Humber. He took courage at the approach of Aurelius and selected the bravest among his men to defend. Hengist told these chosen men not to be afraid of Aurelius, for he had brought less than 10,000 Armorican Britons (the native Britons were hardly worth taking into account), while there were 200,000 Saxons. Hengist and his men advanced towards Aurelius in a field called Maisbeli (probably Ballifield, near Sheffield), intending to take the Britons by surprise, but Aurelius anticipated them.
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