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This 'core lineage' seems to be predominant in disease and environmental habitats across the world and is composed of CCs A, D and J (Figure 7).

Private investments alone may not be enough to make CCS a good tool to fight climate change.

The money will also fund research into carbon capture and storage (CCS), a technology to bury carbon from power stations underground.

In July, Alloy acquired CCS, a catalog company that sells apparel and sports equipment to teenage boys, a group that Alloy needed to help balance its previous slant toward girls.

A few firms cling on, such as CCS, a specialist in dog fish, and Russell Grant, an offal trader, which has found new markets for its fishy slop in west Africa.

For CCS, a range of alternatives exist, each with its particular challenges.

Out of the six experiments only pairs E(P), cc(A, P)) and (E(G), cc(A, G)) were correlated with R2 > 0.1 (0.17 and 0.38 respectively).

The coefficients of determination, R, for the correlation between cc(N, Y) and cc(N, X) for the three possible combinations of subgroups were 0.78, 0.27 and 0.19 depending on the subgroups, with the highest correlation for the pair (cc(A, G), cc(A, P)) and the lowest for the pair (cc(P, G), cc(P, A)).

Cluster I comprised noninvasive STIs (eBURST CC-B) and a trachoma subcluster (eBURST CC-A).

Cluster I grouped noninvasive, low-prevalence STIs (eBURST CC-B), including a subcluster of strains that cause trachoma (eBURST CC-A).

On the other hand, if he kept at the fluids enough to maintain a more typical urine output of 60 ccs an hour, then by the end of the filibuster, his senatorial bladder would have been stretched thin by an excruciating 770 ccs -- a heroic act of patriotism and steely resolve.