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Finally, the biological activity of AG odor on infants was assessed for its dependence on prior postnatal exposure to it.

Rather, it has to do with the political and military price the United States must pay for its dependence on oil from the Persian Gulf.

In the last decades of the 20th century, though, Anglo-American literary criticism was criticized for its failure to be "literature" and for its dependence on jargon.

Demand for natural gas in the Northeast has soared in recent years and is expected to climb further, altering the chemistry of a region that long had a national distinction for its dependence on heating oil.

During yesterday's Assembly hearing, Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester, released a Department of Transportation report from 2000 criticizing the utility for its dependence on temporary repairs, called shunts.

The trio were named amongst a proposed new intake of writers, actors, directors and other film workers which has been praised for beginning the process of modernising an organisation which has long been criticised for its dependence on white older males.

The Kremlin's military intervention in Ukraine has made Europe more aware of its dependence for its energy security on Russian gas exports, but this is less of a worry if Moscow's economic power is weakened.

The start of the war against Iraq is a significant economic blow for Egypt because of its dependence on income from tourism, Elhamy el-Zayat, the chairman of the Egyptian Travel Federation, said today.

For all its potential shortcomings, for all its dependence on the growth of neighbours, the rise of Japan and latterly of China, the reality is that for four decades from 1970 Singapore delivered economic growth rates almost as good as any in booming east Asia.

Ciao, Paolo Intel in slide Starstruck Timid tigers Master of simplicity ReprintsThe company's strategy for reducing its dependence on the PC market was to diversify into chips for telecommunications equipment, networking gear, handheld computers and mobile phones.

The European Union has identified biofuel technology as one option for reducing its dependence on imported energy.