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If your problem is vaginal dryness, consider using lubrication for a quick relief, a vaginal moisturizer for a relief regimen or bioidentical hormones for an even more long-term solution.

Evidence of an even more long-term effect was obtained in a follow-up of a cohort studied in the 1930s, subjects from families with high milk consumption in the 1930s (who were then children with an average age 6.5 years) had lower circulating IGF-I levels when measured in blood samples taken 65 years later [ 172].

That ambition and cleverness include an ability to trump, at least temporarily, some of the other talented, voraciously ambitious and clever writers of his generation -- David Foster Wallace for instance, whose novel "Infinite Jest" has even more pages and even more long sentences.

To make matters worse, it is likely that Merrill was even more long subprime exposure as of February 2007 that the Street surmised.

Two-Stroke, Four-Stroke An even more radical long shot is an internal combustion engine that switches between two- and four-stroke operations.

Virtual currency is a multi-billion dollar industry growing at a massive rate, and reckless short term behavior can threaten an even more prosperous long term future.

The alternative is a 10% or higher unemployment rate in the long-term, and even more long-term employment.

Of even more long-term importance is the valuable role it has as a research tool.

Even more long-awaited is Miles Ahead, the Miles Davis story, expected sometime this year.

Nintendo's long-awaited Switch console has arrived, alongside the even more long-awaited New Zelda.

It would also be more expensive for the government, as they would have even more long-term lending to students.