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"Of course, we can't measure the new management on the fact of free baggage trolleys," he said.

The most celebrated part of this account, however, is at 2.216 93, where Lucretius maintains that not only to explain how atomic collisions can occur in the first place, but also to account for the evident fact of free will in the animal kingdom, it is necessary to postulate a minimal indeterminacy in the motions of atoms, an unpredictable 'swerve' (clinamen) 'at no fixed place or time'.

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In fact, plenty of free help is available from the financial aid office of the student's potential college or university, and there are free workshops sponsored by high schools and other local institutions.

In fact, levels of free IL-18 are not only elevated [11], but also correlate with disease severity [13] and may account for increased expression of IFNγ and FasL, as well as for liver inflammation.

In fact, extrapolation of free concentrations still remains to be formally confirmed by direct measurement of free plasma levels of imatinib in patients' blood, an aspect that is currently being addressed in ongoing studies initiated at our Institution with GIST and CML patients.

When does a news story become sufficiently established to become a fact of life, free for the taking without requiring a tip of the hat or a wag of the finger to anybody?

No; what scares Dennett is not the fact of no free choice, it appears to be the risk of the public being given the chance to understand that fact.

Bauer's writing, like Hilberg's, is stringently matter-of-fact, altogether free of the fear and trembling of those who approach the subject in the spirit of Adorno or Wiesel.

This may be due to the fact that lack of free time and high workload may expose students for stressful life which may lead to induction or exacerbation of headache.

In fact, the presence of free sugars, such as D-glucose or sucrose, strongly decreases the production of endo- and exo-pectinases by A. niger in SmF, but not in SSF, which indicates a possible difference in the regulation of pectin metabolism between submerged and solid-state conditions (Solis-Pereira et al. [1993]).

In fact, the presence of free chloride ion and water is caused to occur severely corrosion in archaeological copper alloy objects, while because of no significant amount of chloride salts (ions) in Sangtarashan soil, only internal oxidation and low rate copper dissolution were occurred in the Iron Age bronze objects in this site.

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