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Krakow, Poland; Lviv, Ukraine; Stockholm, Sweden; and Oslo and Norway all submitted bids to the IOC but they were scrapped because of either a lack of public or political support in their own countries.

An Army spokesman said that Colonel Johnson had signed a master letter but that because of either a computer glitch or human error, individual names and addresses had not been printed on each of the 7,000 copies mailed.

There are nowhere near enough men with the necessary preconditions (eg, failure of the testicles to produce testosterone because of either a genetic disorder or the effects of chemotherapy) to account for the huge increase in testosterone sales over the past few years.

Some of these photographs are not used in the final model mostly because of either a possible overlap with other photos or some faults in photography procedure.

In European countries, CTA is performed in approximately 40%% of cases that require an ancillary test because of either a legal requirement or the failure to perform a clinical diagnosis [13, 14].

"He has been asked a few questions about a program called [redacted] to prepare a brief for the EAD [executive assistant director]," the FBI agent wrote in an August 18 , 2014email under the subject line "New articles coming from the intercept?" "He was told it is because of either a new Greenwald or new intercept article.

Water quality regulation is not assured due to the leaching of nitrates, caused mainly by agricultural practices because of either an excessive or an inadequate use of fertilizers in agriculture (Fernandez Ruiz, [2012]).

Similar to other studies in some cases this was because of either an infected or dry socket [ 21, 36].

In both cases, it is unlikely that ultimobranchial bodies contributed cells to the thyroid, because of either an anatomically distant origin of development or agenesis.

This may be because of either an absence of nearby OPCs or that they are quiescent and do not react to the signals that normally appear during the early stages of demyelination.

To visualize our results, the mean coverages of consecutive 100-bp windows of the mitochondrial genome are plotted in Figure 3. On average, no window displayed coverage below 500×, although a single sample presented low coverage, likely because of either an unknown deletion or machine error.