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Thus, this obviates any immediate concerns that would be common to the use of a commensal bacterium for this purpose - that is, being able to compete with normal flora or alternatively, if it can compete, that long-term maintenance may result in unwanted effects that are then difficult to reverse.

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"I think the biggest thing that I took away is knowing that I can compete at that level and not have nerves," Julian said.

"It's just knowing that he can compete at that level and going after the 400," O'Brien said of Huffins.

It just needs to be shown that women can compete at that level and then you'll get more and more entering".

"I do believe a woman can compete at that level," she said.

"I know I can compete at that level and in front of a crowd," said the Ardglass player.

"We are a side that can compete at this level and we have shown that".

I don't know many places that can compete with that personal service, at least not in Warsaw.

I grew up in Southern California, where there's great Mexican food, so it's really nice to find a place that can compete with that.

"To think that our lads can compete with that, and I would back our lads to do well, is a phenomenal achievement".

Their superior OER performance surpasses that of the commercial IrO2/C, and can compete against that of state-of-the-art LDH electrocatalysts.

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