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Experience from many developing countries suggest that in many instances, sophisticated equipment could easily be exposed to damage and become beyond economic repair if not utilized and regularly maintained.
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Insurers will fear that juries will view even legitimate claim denials unsympathetically, and that insurers will thus be exposed to damages without any predictable limit.
In addition, this may also be exposed to damages.
This problem is present in riveted lap joints of fuselage skin panels being exposed to damage and corrosion fatigue cracks.
In the absence of Gas6, remyelination is slowed, potentially increasing the length of time to which axons are exposed to damage.
In low earth orbit (LEO), components of space systems are exposed to damaging hypothermal atomic oxygen and thermal fatigue.
This indicates that cPAF might impair a proper DNA damage response if cells are exposed to damaging agents.
Adult stem cells are slowly dividing, long-lived cells, which by their very nature are exposed to damaging agents for long periods.
However, in areas where delicate crops would be exposed to wind damage, there are screens of willows and tall reeds.
PANAMA CITY/NEW YORK, 7 September 2017 – More than 10.5 million children live in the countries that are likely to be exposed to the damage from Hurricane Irma, UNICEF warned today.
Sponsors of the bill insist that insurers should be exposed to unlimited damages for pain and suffering, as well as punitive penalties of as much as $5 million.
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