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"The ones who should be contributing real resources are the commercial companies and governments who use OpenSSL extensively and take it for granted," he added.
Like others of his time, he seems to have taken the realist view that moral judgements are objectively true for granted; he certainly did not defend it extensively against anti-realist alternatives.
The influence of CFOs from multiple users in an OFDM-based uplink has been studied extensively in the context of OFDMA systems, where simultaneous access is granted to multiple users by individually assigning distinct sets of subcarriers to them [7 9].
Two days after longtime Donald Trump crony Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to crimes including helping to pay off women who said they had affairs with his boss, and hours after the public learned National Enquirer boss and Trump ally David Pecker was granted immunity by the feds in that case, we got another hint at how the president's apparently extensively hush-money operation worked.
Intra-host HCV variants were extensively sampled from 58 chronically infected patients with genotypes 1 or 3. Ethical review and informed consent were granted by the institutional review boards of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
GM rice (Oryza sativa) conferring insect-resistance, herbicide-tolerance, and high grain quality has been extensively developed in China [ 27], and two insect-resistant rice lines with Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) transgenes were granted biosafety certificates in 2009.
Heyerdahl published extensively, lectured widely, made documentary films - the 1951 Oscar-winning Kon-Tiki left an indelible impression - received numerous awards and was granted several honorary degrees.
Gay-rights groups have been campaigning extensively for years to win legalization of same-sex marriage and announced Monday that they would release two new radio ads highlighting the stories of gay couples who have been denied health care coverage and other legal and social benefits granted to married couples.
