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With the Governor in Season 3, "The Walking Dead" explore the threat of other human survivors.

To ensure stable strategies for experiments 2 and 3, we had participants explore the threat levels thoroughly (600 or 480 training epochs, respectively) and tested them on the next day (240 or 192 test epochs, respectively).

The government and many security experts say one crucial step is to build more high-security laboratories, where scientists can explore the threats posed not only by deadly natural germs, but also by designer pathogens -- genetically modified superbugs that could outdo natural viruses and bacteria in their killing power.

Practicing psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Mona Jain also explored the threat and fear of decay as the root of human anxiety.

The first explores the threat of repatriation faced by underprivileged expatriates.

Although the independent effects of these variables were not explored, the Threat Cognitions Index (TCI), formed from the combination of these variables, was found to be highly correlated with fear of spiders.

The transcript reveals that rather than explore the alleged threat, or Talik's connections with Lugovoi, the police had a new agenda - gathering evidence against Scaramella.

Results of our meta-analysis suggest that entecavir is very effective against HBVr, although further clinical trials are required to test efficacy of new antivirals and explore the emerging threat of drug resistance.

In an homage to the classic Carol Reed film, The Third Man, the team has adapted the original post war themes outlined in the film to explore the global threat of bio-terrorism.

In Section 6 we exploit information on young women's and their parent's health status to explore the aforementioned threats to our identification strategies.

We aimed to (1) explore the potential threats to external validity using data from the first 20 000 patients screened in AVERT and (2) examine the person, place, and setting and practice related reasons for non-recruitment to the trial.