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The Department of Agriculture's wool-and-mohair subsidy, for example, has now been eliminated!
Mr. Fallon's dance video with Michelle Obama, for example, has now exceeded 15 million views on YouTube.
A state-of-the-art treatment program started last year in Barbados, for example, has now drawn more than 600 patients from all over the region.
It's not an uncommon occurrence; MRO, for example, has now entered safe mode five times following unscheduled computer swaps, with the most recent event before Friday's glitch coming in November 2011, officials said.
The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), in example, has now begun to incorporate planning for social distancing (voluntary quarantining) and storing and distributing contingency supplies (medical stocks, food, water, etc).
About 3,000 individual breast tumours, for example, have now had their genotypes published.
This is all the more dispiriting because many of the major conflicts in the region – in Sri Lanka and Nepal, for example – have now ended while others – such as the unrest in Kashmir – have diminished markedly.
Many more examples have now been published on the use of similar triode configurations [149,158 161].
"All these examples have now been scaled in more than 30 countries, with dozens of implementations," says Hamas Media Group global MD Dominique Delport, in this video interview with Beet.TV.
It was once thought that these complexes were unique to Tikal but rare examples have now been found at other sites, such as Yaxha and Ixlu, and they may reflect the extent of Tikal's political dominance in the Late Classic.
The database and these examples have now been studied in further detail to better understand the molecular basis for plant genome evolution.
