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A21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 M.T.A.'s Harder Line May Lead to Labor Unrest The Metropolitan Transportation Authority proposed a contract considerably harsher than the one that New York City's transit workers narrowly voted down Friday, a move some labor experts said was meant to pressure union leaders to accept binding arbitration -- but could instead lead to new labor unrest.

It could, instead, lead to an inflationary account of the wrongness of non-interaction.

Turn hired a bank last year to help it undertake a capital raise – a process that could instead lead to a sale, sources told Mergermarket.

The mazelike ramps and fences seem to direct passage but instead lead nowhere.

I.e., further cleaning would remove the source of Pt, which could form Pt Zn alloy phases, and instead, lead to a rare formation of rocksalt ZnO NPs, as observed in the previous work [34].

However, the predominant signaling pathway is not neuroprotective but instead leads to apoptosis [ 4].

However, when highly expressed, non-fungal squalene synthases could not complement the yeast mutation and instead led to the accumulation of a toxic intermediate(s) as defined by mutations of genes downstream in the ergosterol pathway.

The agreements instead led to more uncertainty.

"But this could lead to internal turmoil.

But that could lead to medical complications.

Far from creating a country at ease with itself, the enforced appearance of tolerance could lead instead to the exact opposite: a whole host of angry, marginalised, and increasingly extreme groups, united by only one thing - that they are not allowed their say.