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A tilt in the moon's axis could suggest that Europa's cracks may be much more recent than previously thought.

Shtayner wrote in the document that this precipitous decline explains both why he's transitioning into the marijuana industry, and, effectively, why old loans from Cohen and Shusterman appear to be much more recent than they really are: new paperwork was filed on old debts during the process of changing the collateral.

Clearly, the most recent common ancestor between just two randomly chosen individuals (e.g., spouses) must be much more recent still.

In the AEP, the split between Fijian R. samoensis and American R. mangle and R. racemosa was estimated to be much more recent (~17.1 ± 10.3 Ma).

A previous phylogeographic study using the COI region and standard rates for decapod crustaceans [ 33] found divergence times for P. elephas and P. mauritanicus to be much more recent [ 18].

As not all members of the subfamily harbor the YLS, its establishment as an obligate symbiont is unlikely to be older than 99 Myr and may be much more recent (up to 35 Myr).

Although human occupation began over 20,000 years ago, the beginnings of agriculture and population growth are much more recent.

There have also been much more recent claims about French treatment of Muslims suspected of terrorist crimes.

A major difference is that the Republican Party's dramatic abandonment of its low-spending, decentralist and voluntarist principles is much more recent than the FDU's.

They are much more recent than most highland settlements, since they appeared only during the 18th and 19th centuries, when Habsburg forces secured the Hungarian Plain.

The two others are much more recent: a poignant 1994 rendering of a brooding nude woman scrunched on a chair and a full-length 1992 likeness of Bernard.