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Even so, current plans for energy saving will not meet the 20% target on their own.That leaves reducing emissions from power generation, currently the biggest source of CO2.

Even so, current trends predict that most species will have sequenced DNA available in roughly another decade.

Even so, current plans assume that local and state public health agencies will have a primary role for distributing pandemic influenza vaccine.

Even so, current influenza vaccines will continue to play a role in reducing the morbidity of influenza until more effective interventions are available.

Even so, current species descriptions for nocturnal strepsirrhines place a good deal of emphasis on relatively fine distinctions in pelage coloration.

Even so, current planning efforts recognize the potential importance of reducing disease during a pandemic, through early treatment with antiviral drugs and through other forms of treatment such as respiratory support and antimicrobial agents to treat secondary bacterial pneumonia, among those with more severe disease.

Even so, both current and prospective investors will want to monitor performance, he said.

Even so, the current rate means that a hotel room advertised at $139 a night will cost almost $160.

Even so, under current conditions it would make no difference — because we're in a liquidity trap, with market interest rates on short-term federal debt near zero.

Even so, the current state of Olympic legacy is way ahead of Beijing or Athens or any Olympic city in recent times.

Even so, the current economic climate would not seem conducive for timepieces filled with wheels and springs — the finest ones do not use batteries — that start at $15,000 and go up to $1 million or more.