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Adding to the problem is an "extraordinary turnover rate" in Suffolk, according to Candee Swenson, president of the Suffolk County School Superintendents Association.
It is a mark of the extraordinary turnover in Labour politics that Tony Blair's third government, formed just four year ago after his third general election victory, contained six women cabinet ministers, none of whom is still sat round the cabinet table today.
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Looking at specific protein functions, both COG and KOG proteins show that tardigrades spend an extraordinary effort in protein protection, turnover and recycling as well as redox protection.
Calcium metabolism and turnover in egg-laying hens is extraordinary when compared to mammals because of its role in forming the shell of the egg.
Compost amendments represent an extraordinary food event for soil microbes that play a crucial role in the turnover of all major plant nutrients.
Supermarkets and the transnational producers are rightly in the firing line because in the unfettered market they are the ones with power: with turnovers larger than the national economies of many countries, they wield extraordinary influence.
It took the form of Celtic's annual returns last week, an extraordinary set of figures that included a record profit of £15million from an unprecedented annual turnover in excess of £75m.
The g-C3N4 exhibits an extraordinary hydrogen-evolution rate (ca. 20 000 μmol h−1 g−1 under full arc), which leads to a high turnover number (TON) of over 641 after 6 h.
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