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Our three original commercial seed company collaborators – Bejo, Syngenta, and Monsanto – have used their own broccoli germplasm and considerable know-how to specifically develop new hybrids for the eastern U.S. Thus, we have access to germplasm and expertise that will produce the new varieties.

But it lacks the capacity for traditional military power projection that made Saddam Hussein such a menace.To compensate for this weakness Iran, with Chinese and North Korean help, has acquired considerable missile know-how which it has used to develop so-called anti-access/area denial capabilities in waters near its own coastline.

By the beginning of the 21st Century, we had considerable knowledge about how the core oscillator generates circadian rhythms; however, less was known about how the oscillator regulates downstream biological, physiological, and behavioral processes that are under circadian control.

Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.

Mr. Obama has considerable challenges.

This has considerable precedent.

Libonati has considerable challenges ahead.

Commanders have considerable discretion in how they deal with those accused of wrongdoing.

But it will also have considerable bearing on how the wider fight against impunity evolves.

Working owners have considerable leeway in how to classify their income.

As fathers, men have considerable influence over how their daughters' psyches develop.