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"It's a new potential avenue opening up" for waste disposal, says Daly.

This is another avenue opening up.

A new avenue to Asia opened up for Dick Blum when he married a rising San Francisco politician, Dianne Feinstein, in 1980.

Noland also creates video projections for theatrical productions, a creative avenue that was opened up when he worked with Duke theater professor Jody McAuliffe and composer Scott Lindroth on McAuliffe's 2002 staging of the Don DeLillo novel Mao II.

However, a new avenue may be opened up by our recent discovery that previously-thought insoluble proteins can in fact be solubilized in salt-free water.

A promising new avenue may be opened up by research published Oct. 5 that studies a protein that the virus needs to spread within the body.

"He's created a huge distraction … and opened up an avenue for the media to pay attention to that.

The identification of the human papilloma virus as one causative agent in a subset of oropharyngeal cancers and their association with a favorable prognosis has opened up avenues for new therapeutic strategies.

But by breaking new ground, the sale enhanced PIASA's profile and opened up an avenue of vast potential.

This has opened up an avenue for further development and understanding of these machines which has not been possible through traditional analyses and experimental testing.

The application of functional MRI (fMRI) to acupuncture research has opened up an avenue to investigate the CNS effects of the various modalities of acupuncture.