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The game environment provides optimism for the user/ player to believe that success is not only possible, but likely, if they participate fully which therefore empowers people to work hard and achieve their goals (McGonigal, 2011).

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It is seen from (20) that for hyperbolic (conservative) problems like the Hamiltonian problem in Section 4, the discretization error grows at least linearly with t, but likely faster if the solution is not sufficiently smooth.

But most likely if other courts look at the issue, they will stick to Judge Winter's concurrence, which is that absent a specific agreement to vote or sell the shares, cash-settled derivatives do not set off the Section 13 d) filing requirements.

For example, at univariate level analysis, babies were more likely to be abnormal on the Bayley motor scale if they were resuscitated at birth (OR: 2.61, 95% CI: 1.14, 5.98) but less likely if their 5 minute Apgar score was more than 6 (OR: 0.44, 95% CI: 0.16, 1.23).

There are at least 150,000 indigenous Ainu left in Hokkaido, but likely far more if you consider bloodlines merged with native Japanese and the large number who reportedly keep their Ainu ancestry a secret.

These modifications are challenging, but likely worth the effort, if they lead to stable organotypic culture systems that display physiologically-relevant biology and better prediction of xenobiotic hepatotoxicity in humans.

But he's likely  if his past races are any indication —  to remain in the race even after the Romney/Not Romney question is answered.

Most pups survived if they were born when no other females were pregnant, but death was likely if a subordinate female was pregnant.

But more than likely if you do dare, what you get are the marvelous returns".

Things could still go wrong, but it looks likely, if not certain, that although the Missouri River floods that have been threatening Nebraska's Ft. Calhoun and Cooper nuclear power plants will put tremendous stress on both the systems and their operators, the immediate risk of a meltdown like those that occurred in Japan at Fukushima is small.

We conclude here that the linear relationship between small-world-ness and system size does not hold for an arbitrary collection of networks, but is highly likely if all such networks have a similar mean node degree.

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