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His work lives after him and is cumulative in its effect.

The cumulative fall for the year was likely to be 20 percent, he said.

Cumulative results for the 2010-2012 period will be available by the end of 2013.

But it will be cumulative rather than at one moment.

But some say the possible cumulative effect is exactly the point.

More likely, he said, was that the calls had a cumulative effect.

They all have their own individual reasons, but the cumulative effect is the same.

But we had a long way to go, and the sun's heat would be cumulative.

And it was only by the cumulative evidence of years that he had finally come to understand.

But it is an art form that's based on cumulative knowledge.

"The cumulative effect was enough to make people change their views."

Who knows how many cumulative changes that could cause, back in our Present?

But the cumulative effect of such orders can be high.

"I think it was a collection of everything together, and that had a cumulative effect."

Each incident is less important in itself than as part of a cumulative effect.

They had lost the first five games by a cumulative score of 201-46.

This makes a cumulative total of five weeks in the number one spot.

Yet the cumulative effect has been impressive, if still well short of what we really need to do.

That put him ahead 40 to 11, cumulative point score.

The cumulative effect of this debate is hard to judge.

The cumulative effect seemed to catch up in the second quarter.

I have seen the cumulative results of these policies in my classes.

The gold goes to the best cumulative time over four runs and two days.

The cumulative effect is created by details, not a theory.

Cumulative statistics for the press and public do not include minutes played.