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Finance Minister Éric Woerth said Wednesday that without drastic reform, "the only alternative is to condemn the French to even higher social charges and even higher taxes, and therefore even less employment".

Since CO2 is produced via the PPP, a high PPP flux would reduce the amount of carbon that re-enters the lower part of glycolysis, and therefore even less pyruvate would enter the TCA cycle.

But despite the economic woes, most Yugoslavs as well as foreign diplomats view the tension as stemming less from material sources than from the psychological wound of ethnic fear, and therefore even more explosive and less susceptible to settlement.

But some energy experts warned that such a move could backfire by making energy markets less liquid, and therefore even more volatile.

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Their husband's more-advantageous job provided them with the economic possibility of returning home; on the other hand, their husbands needed to invest more energy and time into their job and therefore had even less time to devote to family affairs.

In neonates, coagulation test have a wider normal range than in adult and therefore are even less correlated to the risk of bleeding.

UVA, however, produces less severe overall levels of DNA damage than UVB and therefore may be even less likely to induce direct DNA damage-dependent changes of methylation patterns.

While "social class 0" is a group that has never been categorized and defined, and therefore does not exist, even less possess any planning characteristics, there are existing categorizations that are so general that they too lack obvious characteristics for the planners.

In the past, when North Korea was far less technologically advanced and therefore less dangerous, even some senior Democratic officials advocated preemptive strikes.

The lower than expected proportion of positive reactions suggests that the cells were more diluted than predicted by counting on the haemocytometer and that therefore there was even less chance than expected of two cells being in the same reaction.