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Because this could develop into a very, very serious spat, if they're not careful".
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This could develop into something rather fun.
In fact, many scientists and doctors assumed that the cats would never acquire stereovision, even if their eyes were later straightened, because this ability could develop only during a "critical period" in early life.
Four interviewees focused on reading for the first test because they could develop this skill by themselves or because reading was 'easiest' for them to prepare for.
But, if allowed to fester unabated by the peace process or by a solution, this could become a kind of Thirty Years' War, because it could develop into a bona-fide, full-fledged Sunni-Shia conflagration".
Chien cautions that these primordial stem cells, which are found only in fetuses, could not be used for therapy because they could develop into undesired cell types.
Because patients could develop new onset of diarrhea after hospital discharge, 25 we defined hospital-acquired diarrhea as new onset diarrhea occurring no sooner than 72 hours after admission and no later than 48 hours after discharge.
Difficulties have also been associated with discriminating MAC-PD from rheumatoid lung disease in a clinical setting, because RA could develop pulmonary manifestations, including rheumatoid nodules, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia, bronchiolitis obliterans, and bronchiectasis [ 7, 8].
Don't show off because you could develop a bad relationship towards you teammates.
Experts warn against drinking too many cups of diet tea because you could develop vomiting, nausea, persistent diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and even fainting and dehydration.
The Hula-Hoop was an ideal fad because each child could develop his own particular variation in spinning the hoop.
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