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Dry skin and itching are the most typical dermatological problems in the elderly, and constituted as much as 80.0% of all findings in this population group.

The latest was the Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon, who told reporters from the more hawkish end of the British press that President Putin posed a "real and present danger" to the Baltic states and constituted "as much of a threat to Europe as Islamic State [Isis]".

Bioengineering works, installed in the gully beds and constituted as vegetation barriers, have been efficient in trapping sediment, thus creating sediment deposits upstream of each barrier.

In the event, the Gendarmerie that was finally deployed with as much aplomb as disappointment in late August was barely 5,000-strong 5,000-strongted anda division of the Federal Policonstitutedhe imprasticalities of such a small force being indivisiont.

As Hart and Honore put it: "The contrast of cause with mere conditions is an inseparable feature of all causal thinking, and constitutes as much the meaning of causal expressions as the implicit reference to generalizations does".

Though SAP makes only 2.5% of the fund's holdings now, von Gaudecker has held it since the early 1990s, and it once constituted as much as 8%.

Close-knit and inbred, those men constituted as much a "real family" as a fraternity.

This allowed us to identify minority resistance mutations and viral variants that constituted as little as 0.05% of the viral quasispecies, enabling detailed studies of the viral dynamics during ART.

The dorsal, median and ventro-anterior commissures are constituted as well defined nervous bundles, consisting of more than 40 nerve fibres.

In interaction with ethnic group boundaries, economic differences can, however, result in an ethnic division of labor, and constitute as such an important structural basis for political mobilization (Hechter and Levi, 1979).

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