Despite differences about the best approach for controlling the spread of HIV, there is agreement that there has not been nearly enough success in either treating or preventing AIDS. And the epidemic is not likely to reverse its course in the near future.

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But even those who have access to a retirement plan, not nearly enough of them are encouraged or given the opportunity to save.

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This is because most cosmologists reckon that the Big Bang could not have generated nearly enough ordinary matter--dark or light--to create a closed universe.

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Literally, if you have a group of 100 you might have one, two, or three, maybe five percent of the room, which is not nearly enough.

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And second what can he tell us about charities, but especially non-profit, child sponsorship charities, religious charities, and so forth because regardless of what Washington may or may not do to provide enough foreign humanitarian aid, to me not nearly enough.

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There are not nearly enough studies that can adequately demonstrate the safety of nanoparticles in food additives or packaging.

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