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The synthetic strategy via combination of RAFT copolymerization and "core first" approach is versatile in constructing various A2mB2n stars, and this study further paves way for facile synthesis and properties of new types of miktoarm stars.

In addition to this, identity theft further paves the way for many other crimes such as fraud and forgery (Angin et al. [2010]; Ranchal et al. [2010]).

The Facebook team made clear that they don't have any particular product to announce yet, but this further paves the way for Facebook to roll out an advertising network to display ads around the Web.

Billboards Gail Mitchell commended the album's guest artists and wrote that it "alternately bumps and throbs as a reinvigorated Usher further paves his comeback path" Jeff Weiss of the Los Angeles Times gave the EP two-and-a-half out of four stars and found "Hot Tottie" to be "intoxicating as its namesake", but disapproved of some of the generic points and pop efforts.

The remarkable safety profile of MCAT overexpression seen in this study as well as in MCAT transgenic mice further paves the way to future therapeutic application [20], [21], [40].

The present, second edition aims to further pave the way towards a European Civil Code.

The Warren Court further paved the way for broader habeas corpus rights.

As much as more affordable housing is needed, it should not be built at the cost of further paving over an overdeveloped, overcrowded state like New Jersey.

From Monday until July 1, when further paving is scheduled to be done, only one inner loop LOCAL lane will be open.

The Ashcan school, whose principles and aims were similar to those of The Eight, further paved the way for the development of a vital and native trend in American painting of the 20th century.

By applying such unique angle-modulated characteristics revealed in this work, the innovative designs of multiple-taped trenches are further demonstrated, which may further pave ways for realizing the three-dimensional complex architectures.