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Argentina vowed never to pay the remainder, and for nearly a decade has refused to obey American court orders requiring it to settle up with these "hold-outs".Frustrated with Argentina's intransigence, in 2012 a judge in New York devised a formidable tool to bring the country into line.

At a time when it has become commonplace for individuals to broadcast polished versions of their lives on social media, does Surkus give businesses a formidable tool to do the same, renting beautiful people and blending them with advertising in a way that makes reality nearly indiscernible?

Studies on suppressor mutations have provided the basis for identifying the 'three-letter' (codon) structure of the genetic code and they represent a formidable tool to unravel gene expression, protein structure, and function, and to understand the functional basis of mutations associated with common diseases.

Comparative genomics is a formidable tool to identify functional elements throughout a genome.

There have been patient-driven efforts to feed databases of studies and of cancer registries, which may become a formidable tool to gain new knowledge in rare conditions.

The still quite recent identification of secreted and/or microvesicular miRNAs in the systemic environment, in interstitial fluids or other body fluids poses a formidable tool to identify and use miRNAs as diagnostic signatures.

Today, the most formidable tools to effectively manage unstructured data include natural language processing, ontologies and data mining, which together support the effective use of unstructured data.

This approach can be used to monitor the effects of small molecules on RNA G-quadruplexes in cells.[ 7c,  11] Indeed, small molecules have proven to be formidable tools to study G-quadruplexes.

Besides its ability to induce clinical responses that allow breast-preserving surgery [ 1- 3], the neoadjuvant setting is a formidable research tool to unveil mechanisms of resistance to treatment.

The Federal Reserve also has formidable tools at its disposal to contain the fallout from a financial crisis, as it has demonstrated repeatedly in recent years.

After mid-term elections in November handed control of the Senate to the Republicans, and solidified the right's majority in the House of Representatives, Mr Obama has been left with the (formidable) tools available to even lame-duck American presidents: his ability to convene debates and his power to sign executive orders and take administrative actions.