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The promise of stem cell research is that it may allow doctors to bend the rules of this harsh game just a little, by using the vast generative power of stem cells to extend life and health.

By using the vast array of knockout mutants available for Candida spp, one would be able to make whole library screening using Drs-GFP larvae and pinpoint pathogen factors that modulate systemic activation of Drs in the fat body.

This will be achieved by using the country's vast tourism revenues to establish "a sovereign wealth fund" to relocate its people.

Playford kept salaries low by using the South Australian Housing Trust to building vast amounts of public housing and using government price controls to keep housing and other costs of living low to attract workers and migrants, angering the landlord class.

The first approaches for heterologous expression were done by using plasmids that use the vast amplification of the rDNA gene during anlagen/MAC development.

And now it is budding into the digital PC market by using its vast financial resources to compete head-on with Valve.

On Wall Street, people are hugely overcompensated for generating revenue, which they do by selling products (stocks, bonds, advice on mergers or investing) and by using their vast balance sheets to facilitate trades for clients and to take the risks others don't want to take.

The United States initially sought to get halfway to its emissions-cutting target by using its vast forests as a carbon dioxide "sink".

A year ago I wrote a piece called "Imagine A Facebook With No Ads, It's Easy If You Try", where I discussed how by using its vast trove of biographical and interest data, Facebook could eventually power an offsite ad network and show fewer or even zero ads on its own site.

Luckily, I found a pizza place that would open early for me by using my vast communication skills (aka, bribery).

The gulf in spending, chiefly on negative advertisements, has allowed Mr Romney's critics to argue that he is winning not by selling himself to voters but by using vast amounts of cash to smear his rivals over the airwaves.