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Half-ounce pours only and because of an extremely limited supply the bourbons will not be available for sale by the bottle.

The bird lung is very efficient partly because of an extremely thin blood-gas barrier so that some birds have thinner barriers than any mammals.

"It has been dry out here, the snow pack's gone because of an extremely warm May and June and the fire season came earlier".

Nothing went as planned, largely because of an extremely tight schedule and a lack of funding for McFarland and Ja Rule's extravagant vision.

The high mobility of the PBD chains tethered on the PTFE surface is attributed to: the PBD chains have a very large space around the chains because of an extremely low segmental density on the PTFE surface.

Although the decision to end the Tate's sponsorship arrangement was reportedly taken by BP because of an "extremely challenging business environment", campaigners and arts industry sources believe it was also influenced by war-weariness at the Tate.

She has objected to the re-broadcast "because it reminds her of an extremely painful and traumatic time," said Lance Loud.

The capacitance can be further improved by heating the Ni(OH 2/CNTs composite at 300 °C because of the formation of an extremely NiOx thin layer on CNT film [103].

The non-annealed sample 1 (Figure 2a, b) shows solely Ni NTs that form via nucleation and growth at the pore walls because of the presence of an extremely thin Au layer (see the experimental section and our previous paper [32]).

They succeeded only because of the skills of an extremely talented politician named Barack Obama.

The concession and victory speeches come eight days after the polls finished, because of extremely close results in a few key marginal seats, and six seats still remain undecided.