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The government has blamed concerns that the £7.6bn budget for renewables will be drastically overspent, and argues that solar and onshore wind should be able to largely support themselves.
If Goldman could find a way to put the 1 percent owner in bankruptcy, while keeping the other 99 percent out, it might be able to largely eliminate the preferred.
It may be that Murdoch will be able to largely ignore the internet and keep the kingdom of content of his properties for as long as he likes, providing he can retain the two must-haves of live sports and financial information.
However, AACs whose cell bodies are outside of the PC body layer would be predicted to be able to largely escape the BC-derived inhibition, which is consistent with our observation that such E-AACs significantly increased their firing rates during ripple events.
"Wall St. Firm Rakes In Profit in Credit Crisis" (front page, Nov. 19) detailed how Goldman Sachs was able to largely avoid the losses plaguing its counterparts.
Thanks to what lawmakers called "gimmicks" and "schemes," Apple was able to largely sidestep taxes on tens of billions of dollars it earned outside the United States in recent years.
Because of what lawmakers called "gimmicks" and "schemes," Apple was able to largely sidestep taxes on tens of billions of dollars it earned outside the United States in recent years.
Extended phase shift (EPS) control, which is able to largely improve efficiency by reducing current stress, was introduced in [4].
The patients lacked this instinctual awareness, but were able to largely compensate for it by watching their limbs.
Furthermore, MiYA was able to largely avoid the branch pathway of violacein biosynthesis that makes deoxyviolacein, and produces very pure violacein.
That matters little, though: until today, many senators will have been able to largely stay silent on the issue, and a vote to support this highly unpopular rule may come back to bite them come midterms.
