Still, he felt better.

Still, the bonding in diamond is better described as covalent than as metallic if only because there is a very strong directional preference for tetrahedral stacking, producing a structure that is extremely hard to deform and by no means close packed.

Still politics remained his main passion, and to satisfy this interest he maintained a well-known correspondence with better politically connected friends, attempting to become involved once again in political life.

Still others simply saw themselves as rebels, or thought they were better off as pirates than trying to earn an honest living.

Still, the result was better than expected by hockey pundits ; Sports Illustrated previewed before the start of the season that the Avalanche would finish 13th in the Western Conference.

Still he could have lived and sent his old mother, as his custom was, a yearly present of a piece of leather to be sold in retail if he had been a better manager.

Still, Saint Pierre, with its better harbor, remained the commercial capital.

Still, many corporations were able to reduce production costs and achieve better productivity rates, and, as a result, industrial production increased by 40 % in Britain and by over 100 % in Germany.

Still, a helmet with a stiffer foam that stopped the head before the liner crush space ran out would have done a better job.

Allmusic's retrospective review was largely negative, particularly criticizing the solo sides of Keith Emerson (" on the level of a good music-student piece, without much original language ") and Greg Lake ("" C ' est la Vie ," the featured single, says little that " Still ... You Turn Me On ," from their previous album, didn't say better and shorter ").

Still, he is better known for his minimalist constructions from large rolls and sheets of metal ( COR-TEN-Steel ).

ABC Family currently offers a slate of mostly reruns of contemporary comedies, such as Full House, 8 Simple Rules, Grounded For Life, Still Standing, Friends, What I Like About You, America's Funniest Home Videos, That ' 70s Show and My Wife and Kids, with the only off-network drama series on the schedule being Friday Night Lights ( since moved to ESPN Classic due to low ratings and better audience compatibility ) and Gilmore Girls ( which resumed airing weekdays at 5pm ET in February 2012 as reruns of Secret Life performed under expectations ).

Still was fascinated by machines, and whenever faced with a mechanical problem, his answer was always to devise a better approach.

Still the graphics and sounds at download-based online casinos are most of the time much better than those at web-based online casinos.

Still vigorously writing in his eight decade, Aralica is considered as one of the better Croatian novelists of the 2nd half of the 20th century.

Section 8 ( Moscow ) Still upset by how her father is no hero she makes up stories to help make her feel better.

Still, in 1980 another electric vehicle was conceived, called Itaipu E400: it was a van, still designed for urban travels, but making a better autonomy and still a remarkable mileage.

Still, the Irish did not fare any better in Holtz's first season, with a 4-6 record heading into the final game of the season at rival USC.

Still, it is a trait which is of course better for a people to have and sometimes suffer from that to be without.

Still, maybe " Scotsmen " would be better, and harder to make fun of, than Blue Hose.

Still the he high committee for youth and sports objected on linking the appointed members with the elected ones and as a result Mounnir Hassan, and Ibrahim Latif forfeited their positions for the better good of the club and to remove any embarrassment happening to the board.

Still, the Iraqi troops had been surprised because of the inclement weather and were quickly destroyed by the better trained and better equipped American troops.

For Birmingham Rep, he also played parts as diverse as Richard II, Alec in Coward's Still Life ( the story better known as Brief Encounter ) and the Elephant in Obey's Noah.

Still, even in such languages tone analysis has not been as simple as one might expect.

Still others might focus on exonumia such as currency, tokens or challenge coins.

Still, one might expect that since T is a partial function from the natural numbers onto the real numbers, that therefore the real numbers are no more than countable.

Still, many thought that the inexperienced Cowboys might panic under the pressure of playing in their first Super Bowl, and thus make a number of mistakes.

Still in spite of all his blunders, it is clear that, for a short time at least, middle-class opinion was, on the whole, favourable to him ; and had he been wise, he might perhaps have been able to defy any hostile combination.

Still grieving over the death of her beloved husband, Helen thinks a change of scenery might be a good idea to get over her loss.

Still it has been suggested that its natural counterpart might be the polar star or the milky way.

Still unconvinced, Oppenheimer asked Desi what he wanted: Desi replied that he wanted a boy because this might be his only chance to have a son with Lucy.

Still, British siege batteries managed to silence the Malakoff and its annexes, after having succeeded in hitting a munitions depot and, if failure had not occurred at the other points of attack, an assault might have succeeded.

Still the people continued to shout with all their might, " Severus is now to be anathematized ; anathematize him this instant, or there's nothing done !".

Still, less than 500 pairs might remain in Russia, while in Mongolia numbers are unknown though about 1, 000 were seen at Ögii Nuur in 1977.

Still, an ornamental cope was even then considered a vestment that might be used by any member of the clergy from the highest to the lowest, in fact even by one who was only about to be tonsured.

Still, the APC trial, combined with the recent Vioxx findings, suggested that there might be serious cardiovascular risks specific to the COX-2 inhibitors.

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Still operating as a Missouri militia general ( rather than as a commissioned Confederate officer ), Price was unable to agree with his Wilson's Creek colleague, Brigadier General Benjamin McCulloch, as to how to proceed following the battle ; this led to the splitting of what might otherwise have become a sizable Confederate force in the West.

Still, it is reported that the ' infantile ' embarrassment of bare-bottom punishment was believed essential for optimal deterrence ; cocky miscreants might brave the pain of the adult cat in the macho spirit of " taking it like a man " or even as a " badge of honour ".

Still uncertain of the location of D Company, Roberts was forced to closely control the fire of the troop due to concern that any survivors might be hit by overshoots from the armoured vehicle's heavy machine-guns.

Still other might have been absorbed by Numic-speaking bands of hunter-gatherers moving into the region from the southwest.

Still in turmoil over his hospice resignation, Buchman attended the 1908 Keswick Convention hoping to meet the renowned Quaker-influenced, Baptist evangelist F. B. Meyer ( 1847 – 1929 ) whom he believed might be able to help him.

Still, Ambler could be credited with having become aware, before many others, of this coming weapon which was to have such a profound effect on the entire world, and his depiction of scientists in a secret hideout building such a bomb could be considered a preview of the Manhattan Project-and he correctly surmised that refugees from Nazi Germany might get involved in such a project.

Still the BMW V12 LMR could not match the Audi R8's might in the championship and lost almost every race against it.

Still, the series ' depictions that Wilma had younger sisters ( Mickey and Mica ) and that her father — who apparently died by the time Wilma reached adulthood — ran a prehistoric computer business might be taken as valid.

Still, the series ' assertions that Barney has at least one younger brother, Dusty, was a childhood friend of Fred, and was the son of artist Flo Rubble and car dealer Robert " Honest Bob " Rubble might be taken as valid.

Still, this does not answer the question of whether some members of society will ever " catch-up " in terms of technological connectedness, or if some might be barred entirely by some kind of oppressive ( but still productive ) political system.