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Dear Editor, Stabbing headache (SH) is a short-lasting and painful headache that may happen as a primary headache, develop concurrent with other headache types, or may be associated with several conditions [1 3].

The video game was released before the film's release, and it was considered the first movie-based video game to be developed concurrent with the movie and it was also the first to precede the film itself.

Another study by Kraman et al found that 74 of 686 respiratory failure patients developed concurrent renal failure in the ICU, with a mortality of 80% [ 12].

O'Connor et al. described a situation where premature twins of a mother with Graves' disease developed concurrent hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism [ 21].

For example, the female NOD mouse that is often used to study the salivary gland aspects of Sjögren's syndrome also develops diabetes concurrent with salivary gland pathology.

80 With elevated β2-microglobulin expression, ankylosis developed with concurrent suppression of gut disease and an unfolded protein response.

In this paper we present our experiences with developing a concurrent Erlang-based computing platform, scaling computationally-intensive and memory-intensive applications up to 64 cores, using as examples global optimization and urban traffic planning problems.

Organizations can also build new resources and competencies, but doing so concurrent with developing new programs that requires those resources is challenging.

Cervical agenesis is a rare congenital condition in which the cervix completely fails to develop, often associated with the concurrent failure of the vagina to develop.

It also allows the experimental designer to develop patterns with significantly increased complexity, making concurrent parallel studies possible.

This work is the first step towards developing a concurrent atomistic continuum simulation tool for non-equilibrium phonon-mediated thermal transport in materials with microstructural complexity.