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The global model further groups these 710 subpopulations into 71 blocks consisting of 10 subpopulations and randomly generates exportations of poliovirus from subpopulations, assuming the majority remain within the block.

In the other iteration, exhaustion of the entire mOPV stockpile would result in an eventual OPV restart due to the lack of a viable alternative oSIA vaccine to prevent ultimate exportations of the outbreak virus to other populations with low immunity levels.

Moreover, while our model captures the possibility of exportations of OPV used during an outbreak response to other subpopulations, it does not account for the potentially higher probability of exportation of OPV at the borders between the targeted and non-targeted population that may mix more intensely.

Outputs without UIDs are duplicated in the ORCID profile when exported; our framework forbids the exportation of productions without UIDs to avoid this issue.

It was Walpole who wrote, "Nothing so much contributes to promote the public well-being as the exportation of manufactured goods," and the British government long subsidized exporters while imposing tight quality standards on them to safeguard the British brand.

c) Encourage the exportation of Medicare recipients to Canada.

It meant loss of control over the exploration, extraction, and exportation of the same oil.

Reprieve filed a lawsuit to ban the exportation of thiopental for use in executions.

In the 14th century England's exportation of raw wool to Florence necessitated a fixed standard.

"Brooklynizing" is the exportation of these culture-pages clichés to fresh landmasses.

I'm not sure the cultural exportation of male yob violence is something to be proud of.