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However, Pakistani officials did not confirm the group's claim, and expressed doubt it has the capabilities to stage such a coordinated and spectacular assault, the Associated Press reported.

Whole body PET has the capability to stage both inter- and extrathoracic disease in a single examination and has an overall greater accuracy than conventional imaging.

The Pakistani Taliban have no known capability to stage attacks in the west, though al-Qaida could facilitate such an operation for them.

The New Jersey Repertory Company valiantly strains its modest stage capabilities to present the world premiere of "American Stare," a new play by Tony Glazer that demands six actors and a realistic setting for a contemporary story that takes place in a trailer park in South Florida.

Security expert Andrey Soldatov told the Guardian on Sunday the Volgograd tragedy showed that militants from the north Caucasus had sufficient capability and manpower to stage deadly attacks beyond their region.

But after the Paris attack and alleged plotting in Europe, Rowley and other counter-terrorism chiefs fear that Isis has the capability and intent to stage a mass-casualty attack in the west.

A Russian security expert, Andrey Soldatov, said the attack showed militants operating in the North Caucasus region had "the capability and enough people to stage bombing attacks" on the eve of the Sochi Olympics.

Officials expect that the group will retain an insurgent capability and the potential to stage a comeback, as it did after the American departure from Iraq in 2011, and estimate that between 20,000 and 30,000 militants remain in the two countries.

Contrast-enhanced techniques for both CT and MRI, combined with multiplanar reconstruction and maximal intensity projection post-processing, have improved the capability to identify and stage the extent of the tumor and extra-pancreatic involvement, especially vascular arterial and venous infiltration, with an accuracy for resectability of about 90% for both CT and MRI in a direct comparison.

Finally, we validate the model and compare it with previous C. elegans lineage methods, demonstrating that the improved detection and reliability have allowed us to extend our lineaging capability to later stages of embryonic development.

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