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Germany, assuming that ideological differences and lack of common interest would keep republican France and tsarist Russia apart, allowed its Reinsurance Treaty with Russia to lapse in 1890.

In a study published in May, Dr. Wyatt and researchers at Harvard reported that small regular doses of caffeine, about a quarter-cup of coffee an hour apart, allowed people to stay alert and stave off sleep for more than 24 hours at a time, a pattern well-known to those who use tobacco, which has serious long-term risks.

Two entrances, built years apart, allowed access to the Starvationer boats, the largest of which could carry 12 LT of coal.

Patients not currently taking atorvastatin discontinued other statins and began treatment with atorvastatin, with up to 3 visits (visit 1a, b, and c) approximately 2 weeks apart allowed for dose titration to achieve their LDL-C goal before visit 2. All patients must have been taking atorvastatin for at least 4 weeks before visit 3 (baseline).

The healthy cells floated apart, allowing the cancer cells to fill the spaces between them.

"The myth that this issue stands apart allows them to justify all sorts of outrageous behavior," the critic said.

There are more than 90 backcountry campsites, spaced a half-day's walk apart, allowing for leisurely treks.

Strands of the raw noodle have been pulled apart, allowing views into the interior through the metal frames that serve as skylights for the galleries below.

In paper, the fibers are several microns apart, allowing both air and fine particles to pass through an intact sheet of paper.

During this period the supercontinent Pangea split apart, allowing for the eventual development of what are now the central Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

On the last lap, Hamilton went after Alonso, but he failed to pass him, and they crossed the line half a second apart, allowing the Italian fans to celebrate a Ferrari on the podium.