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There is a mixed message here, and perhaps Osborne's statement will push the Yes camp further or more consistently into stressing the distinctiveness of values and policy that independence might bring.

"People often assume that the Alter-G is just for rehabilitation from injuries, but for many elite athletes it's also a tool that allows them to boost performance factors such as leg speed and increase their training volume – running faster, further or more frequently - without overstressing their bodies," adds Morris.

By declaring "war on terror", George W Bush had already redefined the notion of "war", and by similarly declaring a cyber attack to be an "act of war", the Obama administration has recently extended this notion still further – or more accurately, has provided an additional instance variable within the mathematical boundaries of the set of meanings attributable to the term "war".

A limitation is the small sample size and the convenience sampling strategy employed, which precluded further or more robust statistical analyses; therefore, we cannot make assumptions about the directionality of the relationship between migraine and CV risk factors or extrapolate results to the overall population of migraineurs.

Some patients refused further or more invasive operations, which might influence the overall efficacy assessment of surgical treatment.

Furthermore, the up-regulation of total GHR without a change in IGF1 expression in liver suggested a further or more persistent uncoupling of the somatotropic axis in the SCE cows.

Ms Khan offered a further £20,000 "or more if need be" although she said she did not know Assange.

It is not clear if China's short-term future is one of further liberalization or more controls.

Economists project that the economy, which is expected to shrink by 3.5percentthis yearar, will decline by a further 7percentt or more in the first half of 2002.

But right now Mr. Grassley is maneuvering to add a second tax cut package to the mix, enlarging the deficit by a further $20 billion, or more.

Surface temperatures have already risen by 0.89C in the past 200 years and could rise by a further 3C or more by the end of the century.