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Mr. Mehlman said he had been thinking for some time that "a strong argument could be made from both the freedom and the family values perspective".

The industry is expected to be knowledge-driven through a database model that receives and sends information (environmental, mining production and mineral processing) to enable proactive decisions to be made from both operational and control room perspectives.

Mr Ross guesses that, worldwide, the total available profits to be made from both sorts of arbitrage the returns in excess of what one might expect, given the risk amount to less than $50 billion, a tiny sum compared with the amounts sloshing around world financial markets.

Thus, efforts should be made from both oil and gas supply industry and final demand sectors, to fulfill the emission peaking target in 2030.

Replication is also supported using locks and the asynchronous master-slave model, meaning that writes are only processed by the master node and reads can be made from both the master node and from one of the slave nodes.

In order to fulfill the emission peaking target, efforts should be made from both the final demand sectors and oil and gas production industries, to help adjust the energy structure and ensure the oil and gas supply in future.

Comparisons are made from both a biological and economic standpoint.

The ropes were made from both natural and artificial fibers.

Yarns are made from both natural and synthetic fibre, in filament or staple form.

Trypticase soy 5% blood agar was made from both forms of hair sheep blood and commercial defibrinated wool sheep blood.

"High as Hope" is the first album she's made from both a sober and emotionally uplifted place.