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Nonconventional practitioners can often dispense treatment at a much lower cost.

Indeed, the difference between a conventional and a nonconventional loan can be staggering, in financial terms.

"We use nonconventional spaces to create a theater that is visually exciting," she said.

She also found factual sources in her research into conventional and nonconventional treatments of cancer.

He is famous for nonconventional compositions that do not always highlight the actors.

Indignant social scientists tie into highly nonconventional beliefs about the past.

We can fairly assume that Israel will work to maintain its edge in nonconventional and conventional weapons.

No modern state would accept a hit from nonconventional weapons by another state without responding.

"Nothing short of a nonconventional attack can succeed."

Recent public opinion surveys show that between 20 and 50 % of European citizens use these so-called 'nonconventional' medicines.

This new terrorism poses unprecedented dangers, especially because of Iran's drive to develop nonconventional weapons.

It will escalate once terrorists may obtain nonconventional weapons.

Bourdeaux concluded that the shell had to be nonconventional.

One foreign banker, however, noted, "Whether Brazil's approach is conventional or nonconventional, it will still need new money."

The initial ad featured "the most nonconventional family we could pick," he continued, to be "representative of all" nontraditional families.

This, she noted, is why recently merged banks are often proving to be particularly friendly toward the nonconventional borrower.

Paul was intelligent in nonconventional ways and indifferent in conventional ways.

"He encouraged complexity, and was also quite open to artworks in nonconventional art-making categories."

Alpo's improvements stem from a nonconventional approach to distribution and related activities known as logistics management.

"Eventually we located all of the pieces of the puzzle and used a lot of nonconventional means."

But they have a nonconventional style.

I should personally like to say, moreover, that this report does not even refer to the most important form of nonconventional medicine: red and white wine.

"The moratorium created an opportunity for a nonconventional and definitive restructuring of Brazil's debt," said one economist who asked not to be named.

Although the Austins have missed some summer vacations, they have enjoyed time together at more nonconventional seasons.

He could be a nonconventional African."