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UK engineers have begun critical tests on a new engine technology designed to lift a spaceplane into orbit.

Tomorrow, as its international board begins critical negotiations to revise its implementing rules, the EITI has an opportunity to fix some of these flaws.

I figured we had an hour, more or less, before things began to get critical.

As far back as March 2010, surveys began documenting critical rates of acute malnutrition and assessing the overall nutrition status as being critical or very critical across all urban centers scattered throughout the country (2).

Yielding on this plane began around critical bolt holes and spread to either side of the plate, forming the critical failure mechanism.

The company began the critical holiday season by exceeding expectations.

He began a critical biography of Longfellow, which was published in early 1963.

He began his critical career writing reviews for Musical America from 1950 to 1953 before moving to Paris, where he wrote freelance articles.

Earlier this year, Internet users from rival campaigns (trolls, in Web jargon) began posting critical comments about Dr. Dean on the Dean campaign's own Web log, or blog.

UN nuclear inspectors began a critical mission to Iran on Sunday to investigate allegations that the country has a secret atomic weapons programme.

By the 1960s, his work began inspiring critical superlatives, and it has added to the discourse on ethnographic film and visual anthropology.