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Some immigration advocates fear that Rubio's approach would result in waits that last for decades.

The great irony is that this approach would result in an even worse deficit in the long run.

Such a combination approach would result in prolonged ejaculatory latency, improved treatment satisfaction, and superior long‐term outcome.

I admit I was far from convinced that this approach would result in a pregnancy, or even that the science behind it was wholly sound.

I didn't expect that this approach would result in the almost complete abandonment of core commitments, whether it was about torture, habeas corpus or health care.

"This approach would result in considerable performance gains for applications such as windows, windshields, electronic displays, cameras, mirrors, and eyewear," they say.

However, it is questionable, whether these approaches would result in adequate and reproducible effects in humans, who have a much thicker and less hairy skin.

Such approaches would result in more complicated modelling, and it may be difficult to specify the model with no individual patient data and to subsequently use it because it would require knowing the treatment history and information on past SHEs.

However, there is currently no systematic approach that would result in a product configuration that is similar to both, the internal standard variants and the customer requirements.

Although they have yet to release detailed proposals or to talk about the issue in any depth on the campaign trail, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, and former Senator John Edwards, said through aides that they were backing variants of the same approach, which would result in higher taxes on income, capital gains and stock dividends for upper-income people.

Christine Lagarde, the IMF's managing director, used a blog to call on the G20 to adopt a four-pronged approach that would result in more economic stimulus, structural reform, a renewed commitment to free trade and a more equitable division of the proceeds of growth.