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That point was emphasized in an open letter by 47 Republican senators sent on Monday to Iran's leaders asserting any deal could be discarded once President Barack Obama leaves office in January 2017.

Indeed, where others thought that the notion of free will would come to be discarded once we had a full understanding of how the mind worked, Pavlov was, at least at times, inclined to think the opposite.

The stem cells are collected at virtually no risk to a mother and baby at birth, when the umbilical cord and placenta would otherwise be discarded, once the mother has agreed to donate the blood.

To see the new version and see an overview video, go here, but any actual content you create on that staging version will be discarded once it goes live.

In the SLPh the OSELM will then learn the train data chunk-by-chunk with a fixed chunk size of (20times 20) and all the training data will be discarded once the learning procedure on these data is completed.

Under the conditions of our experiment, therefore, information about stimulus seems to be discarded once the decision is formed, consistent with previous observations by Roitman and Shadlen ([22]; their Figs. 7B and 7C).

Carrière has described a screenplay as a cocoon that is discarded once the real film emerges.

Perfect Forward Secrecy encrypts each web session with an ephemeral key that is discarded once the session is over.

For example, the external tank, which is discarded once the propellants are exhausted and disintegrates on reentry, is supplied by Lockheed Martin.

Wayne Rooney may play a permanent midfield role, but Juan Mata lacks the dynamism of Mourinho favourites Sneijder and Özil and having been discarded once by the Portuguese coach at Chelsea, will presumably be considering his options.

But, it seems, most carbonaras don't include it: only Anna del Conte and the Silver Spoon use it, and only to flavour the cooking oil: the garlic itself is discarded once cooked.