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Some 8,000 to 10,000 Army National Guard and Reserve members are expected to be mobilized over the next several days, mainly to help fill a shortage of security personnel at Air Force bases in the United States.
This is based on the knowledge that a single, large dose of VA is well absorbed in the liver and can be mobilized over an extended period of time as required.
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Alternatively, more leukemic clones might occupy the bone marrow leading to greater numbers of leukemic cells being mobilized over time.
The latest political kerfuffle to make national headlines comes out of Virginia, where women's rights advocates are mobilizing over legislation requiring that doctors act as agents of the state and subject women seeking abortions to ultrasound procedures, which in many cases would mean an invasive transvaginal probe, without their consent.
These people can be mobilized to win over votes for Lien".
It was the fact that Walker said on February 11th, before the protests even began, that the National Guard would be mobilized if anyone raised a fuss over his plans to destroy the unions.
Lead may be mobilized from skeleton during conditions of high bone turn over, such as pregnancy, lactation, menopause and aging [ 28].
In Senegal, over one million children will be mobilized in a joint initiative involving children's organisations and the Ministry of Education.
"We have to continue to be mobilized.
We all have to be mobilized".
Resources will be mobilized locally and internationally.
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