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But the pope does truly seem to be a man of deep faith, so a prayerfully made decision on his part can only yield good.
There are some minor but slightly encouraging signs that the government may be starting to realize that, thanks to social media, its censorship efforts can only yield diminished returns.
Football can only yield one medal or World Cup (two, counting the women: Chinese women have fared much better against a less-developed international field).But the contradictions and weaknesses of Chinese capitalism have also played a part in the country's footballing ignominy.
This week the finance ministry said that corporate investment had grown for 13 quarters in a row, jumping 16.6% in the three months to June 30th, compared with the year before.But companies have realised that improving their own operations can only yield so much growth.
Furthermore, the recursion formula (2.2) can only yield the result that the sequence defined by (2.2) satisfies (2.3).
This can not only yield a more complete set of CMOC, it can help test and refine these to develop a better understanding of the working of the CHWs in LMIC.
It is found that the proposed antenna can not only yield high frequency selectivity, but also obtain widened CP bandwidth under the assistance of the filtering circuit.
Compared with the above-mentioned three tools, using the six-groove tool with rational curvature and obliquity can not only yield sound joint with small flashes and thickness reduction, but also prevent alclad from flowing into NZ, which has potential to weld thin alclad aluminum alloys.
Hence, such detailed simulations can often only yield short simulation time spans that may not be of interest to the experimentalists.
However, these detailed spatially-resolved simulations can often only yield short simulation time spans that may not be of any interest to the experimentalists.
