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Thomas Slater, a spokesman for the department, noted that there had been "a good amount of public comment from both sides, and a very extensive review period" leading up to the meeting tomorrow.

No signs of antagonism between these fungi were observed, and a very extensive growth for both Mucor and Duddingtonia was achieved.

Afterward comes a brief "Overview of the Moral Virtues and Vices," a very extensive and invaluable glossary, a list of "Key Greek Terms," an index of proper names and at last a detailed "general index".

He calls these "presentational suggestives" (Vorstellungssuggestive) and devotes a very extensive chapter of his main work to the treatment of them.

In addition, immunohistochemical staining of GLUT-2 was detectable in 45 (75%) of 60 human PanINs, whereas PanINs of grade 1B and higher showed a very extensive expression.

Growth factors are produced by our body and they have a very extensive role in the regulation of many cellular processes.

According to the minutes of the meeting, which were made available to The Times, Sridevi Kalavakolanu, a Walmart director of ethical sourcing, along with an official from another major apparel retailer, noted that the proposed improvements in electrical and fire safety would involve as many as 4,500 factories and would be "in most cases" a "very extensive and costly modification".

The minutes, which were made available to The Times, state that Sridevi Kalavakolanu, a Walmart director of ethical sourcing, joined by an official from the Gap, noted that the proposed improvements would involve up to 4,500 factories and would "'in most cases" involve a "very extensive and costly modification".

We will not fumble on the finish line and we have taken a very extensive process in developing the game".

My troop of 50 girls and I had walked a very extensive five miles into the desert-like wilderness, all I remember seeing is black, we only had about six lanterns.

For instance, L. bulgaricus and L. helveticus have a very extensive set of proteolytic enzymes, which is consistent with previous knowledge that L. bulgaricus serves as the proteolytic organism in yoghurt rather than S. thermophilus [ 47].