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But every single death from ecstasy makes headlines, generating plentiful debate.

By 1977 TCI was generating plentiful cash.

The conformation change subsequently triggers HCR to generate plentiful bonding sequences of magnetic nanoprobes.

A traditional Chinese herb together with 454 pyrosequencing and Illumina technology were able to generate plentiful ESTs for mining the genes participated in alkaloid biosynthetic pathway and polysaccharide biosynthesis in Dendrobium officinale (Guo et al. 2013; Zhang et al. 2016b).

However, AT-richness also tips the balance of costs toward premature termination of translation: AT rich genomes will have more near-stops in their coding regions, and chance alone will generate plentiful tandem stops.

There is usually an array of units for sale or rent from normal turnover, but right now new developments are generating especially plentiful offerings.

Teaching and list-making are both friends and enemies: The lists are endless and the crossing offs are plentiful, but the lists are endless and the crossing off of one thing generally only generates the addition of another.

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Larger, more profitable fish prey on the small fish used for fish-based meal if more small fish are left in the ocean as a food source, large fish would be more plentiful, generating $11.7 billion as opposed to the only $5.3 billion they reel in now.

More nuclear electricity Japan already generates a lot is the one plan that can guarantee our most important Asian ally a plentiful supply of high-grade energy at a stable price indefinitely into the future.

Setting the price low also generates goodwill among the less affluent; even if they don't secure a unit now, it may go on the shopping list come birthday time, when the systems will be more plentiful.