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These accounts would not lose much revenue for the government at first but would be very costly years from now.

Similar phase segregation behavior may be present in Nb-substituted specimens, but would be very difficult to detect.

Some of these would be very difficult for the bill's backers to swallow, but would be very difficult to remove before time ran out.

That's the promise of SideTour, a startup that lets users showcase (and sell) unique, genuine experiences — things that you can't buy tickets for normally, but would be very enjoyable all the same.

In fact, knowledge about use of the urban matrix by native animal species is extremely limited in general, but would be very valuable for understanding the conservation and management implications of urbanization.

If, conversely, the assumption of Eq (5) is wrong and the correlations between protein levels provide consistency, they would have to take on a very special form different transcription factors regulating a single gene would have to be correlated in a way that matches their impact on the expression of that gene which seems implausible but would be very interesting if it were true.

But you would be very, very wrong.

But I would be very careful".

But it would be very difficult.

"But they would be very disappointed".

"But this would be very difficult.