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61. Scandinavian cruises are very popular in the summer; conversely, the Caribbean is most popular in the winter.

62. Conversely, any fool can sit down at a slot machine.

63. Conversely, Conservative Members wish to protect the public further from trade union activities.

64. Conversely, residents of unincorporated Pima County and the proposed new cities may be better off if the supervisors call the shots.

65. Conversely, state hospitals in the National Health Service involve public sector production of private goods.

66. Conversely, of course, those who have little in common have to place greater reliance on the language.

67. Conversely, a significant proportion of the companies operating in this country are off-shoots of enterprises whose head offices are situated abroad.

68. Conversely, if the egg had just popped into existence and then exploded, what could explain this bizarre event?

69. Conversely, it is unrealistic to give a confidence unless the other person is prepared to reciprocate in confidence.

70. Conversely, I have a rather splendid dress I bought from a charity shop for ￡10 a couple of years ago.

71. Conversely, disturbed sleep patterns can cause periods to become irregular or stop altogether.

72. Conversely, conditions in deaf institutions and asylums were often grim and unhygienic.

73. Conversely, we can see that the unhappy coincidence of an invalid self-description and a negative evaluation creates a disastrous scenario.

74. Conversely, they attached little value to questions to which there were simply short right or wrong answers.

75. Conversely, a small male does worse than a small female because he fails to win a mate at all.

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76. Conversely, often the most ardent champions of a particular nation are people who have little or no ethnic claim to it.

77. Conversely, operations that divert bile away from the stomach will ameliorate dysplastic features induced by previous gastric surgery.

78. Conversely, future taxes and government expenditure may influence current incomes, as where they are capitalized in asset values.

79. Conversely the long winters allowed considerable time for off-farm work, particularly in the forests.

80. Conversely[sentencedict.com], in languages with relatively fixed word order there will be greater instances of tension between syntax and communicative function.

81. Conversely, the economies of the New World benefited immeasurably by the exodus from the old.

82. Conversely, Cafe Pinot bathes in the light of learning shed by the L.A.

83. Conversely, those to whom citizens accord deference have been characterized by having an in-bred sense of duty.

84. Conversely, for window sizes of less than four words, strong overlap alone is the most effective.

85. Conversely, the focus to please one's partner brings personal pleasure proportionate with achieving the goal.

86. Conversely an admiring glance, a word of praise or an encouraging smile provide rewards for conformity to social norms.

87. Conversely, it is easy to see how Blanche brings her problems on herself.

88. Conversely, those under attack from undertakings in dominant positions from other member states have valuable defences to attacking market dominant undertakings.

89. Conversely, an electricity tax that makes robots more expensive would shift the balance in the other direction, back toward labor.

90. Conversely, the fact that we are able to predict events is experimental evidence against singularities and for the no-boundary proposal.