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That was only slightly better than the " booklet " group , whose agony score dropped three points . Give a rich guy $ 10,000 and it helps him buy a small fraction of his fancy new slate roof , which gives him only marginally better shelter and a much smaller utility gain . Two billion more people are only marginally better off . The situation is only slightly better in the south . Prevention is not only environmentally better , but is usually more cost-effective than the total economic or insured losses - which include the costs of emergency response , remediation , interruption of business activities and repair . " My horse was going to meet Utzon only 0.5kg better for finishing fourth to him in the Festival , while we were meeting the runner-up Anwaar at the same weight , " McNair said on Wednesday , shortly before Robbed broke its maiden at Wyong . We also find that a 100 km A + array has only marginally better brightness sensitivity than a 300 km A + array tapered to the same resolution . In fact , its proposal was only marginally better , not just on the ideas they had already presented , and in many respects it is not as ambitions even as the G-10 proposal in agriculture . The Democrats are only marginally better than the Republicans . On the other hand , those who are not only much better off in worldly goods , but who are in excessive , if not monopolistic , control of the activities of the many are shut off from equality and generality of social intercourse . Sweden has the lowest infant mortality rate in the world , the USA is only slightly better than Cuba , all other advanced countries are at the top , even southern European like Portugal or Spain . Since 1978 , the average American worker is only slightly better off than he was 26 years ago , and he has a whole lot less stability and a whole lot more anxiety .