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Animals of heterogeneous origin, including alien subspecies and captive-bred individuals, have been often released to restore overhunted populations (Apollonio et al., 2014).
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Although the personal finances of senior figures in the US are often released to the public, the move would be unprecedented for a prime minister still in office.
Seasonally, livestock were more vulnerable during summer and early autumn because during this peak farming season, livestock are often released to range freely in the nearby forest, according to farmers.
While the children and teenagers are often released to family members and eventually may be deported, those from countries other than Mexico or Canada first go to the Department of Health and Human Service's Office of Refugee Resettlement.
The first is that though spores are flagellated and can swim, they are often released at low tide and are deposited directly to the substrate below.
Movies are often released at different times in different parts of the world.
Moths were often released at greatly inflated densities, potentially increasing predation.
Even if you're a player who is training with an international squad but not making the match-day selection, you're often released back to your club side to play.
However, the design method of bioretention systems focusing on mountainous cities is still rare in China and nitrogen is often released due to the lack of denitrification environments.
Some studies suggest that protecting aggrecan, which is often released prior to collagen, is the best therapeutic strategy for joint diseases [ 96].
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