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The association said that 80 percent of young adults who retained previously healthy wisdom teeth developed problems within seven years, and that retained wisdom teeth are extracted up to 70 percent of the time.

Last year, Foxconn extracted up to $4.8 billion in subsidies from Wisconsin as part of a process to build a new display manufacturing plant.

Results showed that the calixarene nanoemulsion extracted up to 80±5%5% of uranium, which demonstrates the potential interest of this delivery system for uranium skin decontamination.

These mines were first exploited by the Carthaginians and then by the Romans, who, in their heyday, extracted up to 100,000 tons of lead per year.

The finding suggests that fracking operations are not significantly contributing to the leakage of methane from deep rock formations, where oil and gas are extracted, up to the shallower aquifers where well water is drawn.

Different operating pressures, temperatures, and gas to liquid ratios were explored and ethanol was successfully extracted up to a value of 400 ppm; liposome size and distribution were also reduced by the supercritical processing preserving their integrity, as confirmed by Z-potential data and Trasmission Electron Microscopy observations.

It aims to extract up to 11m tonnes in all.

Ministers hope the industry will extract up to 28bn barrels of oil and gas from the continental shelf.

Nestlé Canada currently has permits that allow it to extract up to 4.7m litres of water a day from sources in Ontario.

Merceron, who died in Paris in 2005, was named by the New York Times as early as 1986 of helping Duvalier extract up to $300m from the impoverished state.

And by extracting up to £160m annually from tenants' incomes and social landlords' rental streams, the tax will also further erode the north's prosperity as well as its capacity to lever in private borrowing to build homes.