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The advice is needed, the agency said, because "it is likely that numerous other suspected cases will be reported over the coming weeks".
Joseph in Vermont is reportedly close to closing soon because it is likely to lose its accreditation.
Research on radicalization tends to focus on adolescents, because it is likely that radicalization finds its roots in this developmental stage.
It is taught because it is likely to appear on tests.
A more inclusive and transparent process would serve the government's interests, because it is likely to reduce future land conflicts.
That is because it is likely to be a decade, at least, before their computer systems can be fully integrated.
But the breakthrough is significant because it is likely to lead to the rapid widespread adoption of graphene in electronics.
Though not as common as basal cell (about one million new cases a year), squamous cell is more serious because it is likely to spread (metastasize).
The investigation could prove to be a significant distraction for Herbalife because it is likely to cover a wide range of issues.
They said that they hacked into the advanced Tesla Model S because it is likely to be a model for the cars of the future.
"It would arguably afford the public more protection from abuse because it is likely to enjoy support from a broader swath of the industry.
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because it is earlier
because it is seems
because it is potentially
because it is possibly
because it is intended
because it is reported
because it is expected
because it is appears
because it is identified
because it is proposed
because it is presumably
because it is worth
because it is natural
because it appears likely
because it is dangerous
because it looks likely
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