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The fund will invest primarily in the common stocks of companies based in established overseas markets such as Europe, Japan and the Pacific Basin but may also take stakes in companies headquartered in emerging markets.

Third, adaptation to ORDs, contrary to the theory, is not restricted to situations in which subjects receive reafferent visual feedback, but may also take place when subjects receive feedback generated by passive effector or whole-body movement (Singer & Day 1966; Templeton et al. 1966; Fishkin 1969).

It mainly targets burrowing organisms, but may also take prey exposed on the bottom.

Coverbs also have their own set of inflectional morphemes, such as aspect, but may also take semantic case suffixes (all those listed above except for ergative and absolutive).

Indeed ECP is highly cytotoxic and able to destroy lung epithelial cells, [ 1, 22] but may also take part in the remodelling of the lungs seen in smokers [ 23].

They may well get you back up but they may also take you straight back down.

A drone-based conflict may, in the short run, keep some troops from harm, but it may also take the debate about war and peace out of the public sphere and into what is, in political terms, a much darker space.

But they may also take more exotic forms, such as molecules of DNA and its cousin RNA.

Incorporating Neanderthals into human society somewhat alleviates our need to provide them with a social group, but this may also take a toll on our society.

But employees may also take such "found" drives home, and they often log on to the corporate network from their home computers.

Yes, yes, this is all familiar tea party posturing, but it may also take the movement in a disastrous direction.