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Because of the difficulty of stem cell research, such benefits may not be seen for many years, if ever.

This year, Mr. Christie signed legislation that will curb benefits for new employees, but the effects of that will not be seen for many years.

"Unlike the private sector the benefits of charity work is often immeasurable and will not be seen for many years," argues Ciaran Price, policy officer at Directory of Social Change.

As it can be seen, for many alarms, the confidence values generated by both CHMMs are comparable (i.e., alarms along the diagonal).

How serious and how immediate a threat this feedback mechanism presents is a controversial area, with some scientists believing that the impacts will not be seen for many decades, and others pointing out the possibility of a rapid release that could swiftly accelerate global warming.

Until the late 1970s, the entire top was illuminated, changing color with changes in barometric pressure to provide a weather indicator that could be seen for many miles.

For Fiat, Italy's biggest corporation, an alliance with a foreign partner has been seen for many months as essential for long-term survival.

The rivalry between the west and Russia threatens to explode into a much larger war than has been seen for many years.

But while the battle on the track has not been this hard-fought for years, the season has also stood out for something else that has not been seen for many years: There have been no large scandals or public clashes — which overshadowed the series so often in recent years — among team owners and directors, or between the teams and the Formula One authorities.

The middle part consisted of seven excerpts from six other dances by Ailey: "Phases" (1980), "Opus McShann" (1988), "Love Songs" (1972), "For 'Bird' With Love" (1984), "Hidden Rites" (1973) and "Cry" (1971) — some of which have not been seen for many seasons.

Even Messi was seen for many years in his own country as a quasi-European, a semi-Catalan, a creative player whose talents, and indeed personality on the pitch had been refined by Barcelona into something not obviously recognisable as Argentinian: more academic and orderly, a "cold" European-style creative star.