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Fear has been building for some time among Democratic operatives that third-party spending on all fronts this year would favor Republicans, based on declarations by various groups on the amounts they were hoping to devote to this election.

The results of the present work, along with those obtained recently by various groups on thin and thick-target neutron spectra, neutron-multiplicities and the radio-nuclide inventory produced, constitute a database pertinent to the design and optimization of new, high-intensity spallation-neutron sources at these proton energies.

It was argued that this reluctance might be related to the fear of loss of autonomy by various groups of clinicians on delivery suite ([ 53]; EBM).

The proposals were all forced on the Assembly by various groups of legislators who held out for some kind of a spending overhaul.

The agreement with the investors was announced late yesterday, after several unsuccessful attempts to get a quorum to hold a vote on the merger by various groups of shareholders of Western Union Telegraph.

Triangular designs can also be found painted on bark sheets used by various groups for initiations and on huge conical masks used by several groups in healing rituals.

Mr. Bloomberg was immediately criticized by various groups for rushing the changes; to get on the ballot in time, the amendments had to be studied in less than two months in the middle of the summer.

Subsequent studies by various groups concentrated on DEAE-Sepharose resulted in higher purity of 94 98% as indicated by SDS-PAGE analysis [ 14]; still, no process has been found to be feasible for large scale process development.

A lot of questions have been raised by various groups and individuals working on this, including me, about how fast the task force was moving and whether the White House was focused on making sure things were effectively moving.

The "friend of the court" brief was one of several submitted on Monday by various groups, professors and state attorneys general who are backing Utah and Oklahoma in their effort to reverse recent rulings by federal court judges.

As an example, discussions of "climate change" have become complicated by confusion about definitions offered by various groups, such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the Framework Convention on Climate Change [ link], as emphasized by a previous "Dot Earth" story written by Revkin.