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This drift toward ever-greater militarisation of American policing has been in evidence for several decades now, but has sped up since 1997 as a result of the flow of surplus equipment made available by the US defence department.
The political elite came to control the distribution of forestlands and the flow of surplus production from forests (Porter 1993).
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What is surely plain is that flows of surplus cash around the world are wholly distorted by a necklace of puny havens cheating national taxpayers out of vast sums of money.
Although metallic alloy bonding comprises outstanding characteristics, it is often considered difficult to handle this technology on wafer-level due to limitations regarding wafer topography, intrinsic stress, and flow control of surplus metal melt.
It might be an oddball economic indicator, certainly an unscientific one, but the origin of the wealth of buyers of English Premiership soccer clubs reflects the ebb and flow of global surpluses.
Brij Gopal, a professor of environmental sciences, faulted the EIA for not taking into account environmental flows, water balance, and said the volume of "surplus" water that could be diverted to the Betwa was miscalculated.
And the flow from rural areas is likely to slow as that pool of surplus workers shrinks.
This logjam would be deadly unless a second photosystem (PSI) was expressed at the same time to bleed off the surplus and create the flow of electrons we observe today in all oxygenic photosynthesizers.
There is a deluge of surplus and repeated information.
P2H is used during periods of surplus wind generation.
Most of surplus energy is stored in adipose tissue.
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