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Some executives and industry analysts have raised concerns that the board could force the industry to consolidate by denying guarantees to weaker airlines or, conversely, that it could prop up otherwise doomed carriers by offering guarantees to all applicants.

Bake for 10 minutes, reduce the heat to 200C/400F/gas mark 6 and cook for 15 minutes more, checking every five minutes or so to ensure the oven is hot enough and that the pastry is cooking; or, conversely, that it is not so hot as to singe and spoil the tart around the edges or upon its base.

Pranab Mukherjee, the powerful finance minister, rebutted the various criticisms raised by opposition parties and civil society leaders like Mr. Hazare who have said that the government proposal is either too weak or, conversely, that it poses a threat to India's democratic checks and balances.

This suggests that p75NTR receptor activation per se is not the crucial sensitizing event, and, conversely, that it is not abolishing p75NTR signaling per se that is responsible for the failure of hNGFR100 to induce pain.

The adipose tissue expandability hypothesis suggests conversely that it should be possible to have extreme degrees of obesity without metabolic complications a finding exhibited in ob/ob mice with increased expression of adiponectin (32).

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These experiments demonstrate that blue light does not activate neurons and conversely suggests that it could directly act on other cells involved in neurovascular coupling or in the regulation of vascular tone, i.e. astrocytes, pericytes or SMCs.

Others, conversely, argue that it will strengthen state-controlled unions but do little for downtrodden workers.In this section Don't mention the massacre Burning bright Guilty at birth?

Conversely, suppose that it is not true.

The New Indian Express conversely states that it grossed 650 million US$14.33 million in 2005).

Conversely, he determined that it would be safe to display a Polaroid photo by photographer Walker Evans in an exhibit at the Yale Art Gallery.