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"We completely failed in generating play and that's what stopped us from getting the result.
The NU was a reconfiguration of the Liberation Rally, which Nasser determined had failed in generating mass public participation.
In contrast, the lychee SNPs were either non-amplified or failed in generating polymorphism in the test panel.
However, several approaches including the use of RNAi [ 25] and artificial microRNAs [ 26], failed in generating double knock-down plants.
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Vendor financing is not uncommon in technology businesses, but if 3G services fail or are late in generating revenue, then both operators and equipment manufacturers will find themselves in deep trouble.A further embarrassment is that the use of mobile telephones may have been massively overstated, with many markets having reached saturation.
This approach is known to fail in many cases, generating non-functional or aggregating proteins.
Mr. Wilson points out that 59 percent of the loans on Corus's books were no longer performing before the bank failed in September, meaning that they were generating virtually no income.
The car dealership, based in Shanghai, failed to generate adequate interest in the $434 million deal despite extending its period for taking share orders four days, to Monday, said the people, who were not authorized to speak to the news media.
In addition, hypoxia failed to generate ceramide in mesenteric arteries.
A legal challenge by former President Samper failed to stop publication, but succeeded in generating intense news coverage in France, where the book was released in March.
The FaDu inoculum of tumor cells (4 × 10) in this orthotopic mouse model failed to generate tumors in 40% of mice injected with FaDu cells alone.
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