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HWA has been present in New York since the 1980s, and represents a huge threat, especially considering that hemlocks are New York's third most common tree.
Specific surface area is one of these characteristics and represents a huge source of energy that can be used to control the biological fate of the carrier.
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That's the opposite of how Ramsey would want a tax system to work: it is entirely distortionary, and represents a huge waste of money and political muscle used to carve out benefits that serve a tiny few.
RMT president Peter Pinkney said: "Bob's death leaves a massive gap in the lives of everyone who was fortunate enough to know him and represents a huge loss to the trade union and labour movement both in this country and internationally, and specifically, for the RMT members Bob led with such stunning success".
It's nothing new to do this with a handful of tissues, but to have 10 tissues stable for weeks, as the researchers' paper demonstrates, is unprecedented and represents a huge jump in the capabilities of this kind of system.
Viral infections spread in many ways, but often have devastating consequences and represent a huge danger for public health.
For many, the bills are impossibly high and represent a huge portion of the value of their property.
The $110 million control center opened in the mid-1990's and represented a huge technological leap forward for the railroads using Penn Station, replacing an antiquated electromechanical system and consolidating the work done by four control towers that had essentially operated independently.
It fuelled the railway mania of Victorian Britain and represented a huge technical advance over previous designs, bringing together in one machine new engineering developments such as the multi-tube boiler and the blast pipe.
FM: In 2015 49 activists - 45 in the Amazon - were killed, making it the most violent year since 2004, according to the Pastoral Land Commission PLCC), and representing a huge regression of policies put in place under the Lula administration to control violence and deforestation.
