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And ultimately, in the '70s, we started to make our own equipment".

It never was, though, and Smith stresses the toll it took on Eisenhower's health, on his marriage and ultimately in the loneliness he could never escape.

Regulators, Mr. Lee added, "must be guided by what is best for consumers in prices, in service, in quality and ultimately in the range of choice" for customers.

In the end, what Kennedy wanted to do or might have done is likely to remain a mystery, its secret locked in the recesses of bureaucracy, political ambition, expediency and cowardice, and ultimately in the darkness of the human heart.

You're impassioned about making the world a better place in your town and ultimately in the planet and you're going to do it by manipulating the environment so that the environment produces objectively better social behaviour.

Mr. Russo went on to serve in the Departments of Sanitation, Welfare, and Labor and ultimately in the New York City Office of Labor Relations to which he was appointed Director by then Mayor Abraham Beame.

The newly formed body would later become the US Soccer Football Association and ultimately, in 1974, the US Soccer Federation.

Data from a sequence of surveys are vital in assessing evolution of resistance to TB drugs in China and ultimately in evaluating the effect of control measures.

That's because collisions transfer energy, leading to higher speeds, and ultimately in warming up the dark matter.

For use in drug discovery, toxicology, cell banking, and ultimately in reparative medicine, the ideal matrix would therefore need to be highly reproducible, manufacturable, approvable, and affordable.

Subsequent contraction of these cords results in flexion deformity and ultimately in contracture of the metacarpophalangeal (MP) and proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joints [ 1, 2].