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Ferguson's first great United team also had blockbusting sessions at the Four Seasons Hotel after games, as referenced by Keane.

Table 2 lists the remaining parameters used in this study as referenced by [1, 9, 39].

Nipponbare, this would refer to the gene, PSBA (82 1,143 bp), as referenced by GenBank entry NC_001320.

Although the mixture of pyrene-g- TMPBA) n contains pyrene-g- TMPBA)2 as major compyrene-g- TMPBAtill a mixture as referencontainsALDI-TOF analysis.

Given that most photovoltaic cells are guaranteed to remain at 80% of starting efficiency after 25 years, as referenced by Black, this analysis will assume that the cells lose generating capacity at a compounded.9% per year.

In fact, greater-than-expected growth for 2017, as referenced by Premier Li Keqiang last week on an official trip to Cambodia, will likely go unmarked in official statistics, Financial Times reported, because 2016's numbers were too inflated to show any net difference.

"However, as was referenced by Leeds United in its statement of 29 December, the club has challenged the League 'through the appropriate legal routes', which has prevented confirmation of the date of this fixture until now.

It shows the differences in abundance for each of the three conditions, acknowledging the caveats to calculating absolute numbers by localization microscopy, as referenced up by the reviewer.

Earthquake source magnitude is the parameter used as reference by the T2 database and the JATWC27.

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