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Nordic collaboration in registry-based research has already yielded important results 42– 45 based on the vast array of national registries available in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden (Table S1).

Still, based on the vast and extraordinary body of work that Mutu has produced over the last decade, the well from which her inspiration springs, is deep.

Advertisers have for years wanted to find new ways to show targeted ads to Facebook users, based on the vast data that the social network has about them.

Based on the vast resources devoted to monitoring foreigners coming into the country and to detaining and deporting illegal immigrants, immigration control has become "the federal government's highest criminal law enforcement priority," the report concluded.

It was free to use and the company planned to make money through advertising, a recipe that appealed to Mr. Justen's investors, who valued the company at $100 million based on the vast potential they perceived.

Although her plans for Time Inc. are not yet completed, she said has homed in on the transition to mobile devices and the customizing of ads for marketers based on the vast amount of consumer data Time Inc. collects on readers.

Based on this vast range of achievements from CAWSES-II, SCSOTEP launched the next international project named "Variability of the Sun and Its Terrestrial Impact (VarSITI)" in January 2014.

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Britain has now decided to be China's best friend in the West, an alignment that a tickled-pink Xi has praised as a "visionary and strategic choice," and like all good friendships it's based on the exchange of vast sums of money.

In the worm gut, the numbers of recovered lysogens were likely an underestimation based on the appearance of vast numbers in the microscopic analysis of Figure 9C.

That's the basis for the PreCheck program? A. It's based on the notion that the vast majority, if not everybody on any given day, almost 1.8 million people that we screen every day, are not terrorists.