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The report was commissioned by influential Pentagon defence adviser Andrew Marshall, who has held considerable sway on US military thinking over the past three decades.

The regulation of the eukaryotic heat shock response has held considerable interest within the scientific community ever since the discovery of newly formed puffs in temperature-shocked Drosophila polytene chromosomes [1].

Instead, he believes that considerable uncertainty has held firms back -- something he hopes to tackle with the forward guidance on interest rates.

Unlike those two deals, however, Uber had held a decent position in Southeast Asia in recent times although it appeared to lose considerable market share last year.

Hillcourt had recently formally retired, but his opinion still held considerable weight.

Still, the move held considerable risks for Mr. Bush.

Among these 77 documents, TTCs did not cite any research showing that the tobacco industry has extensively studied and holds considerable evidence attesting to the impact of packaging on smoking behaviour.

"And the courts have held that they will give considerable weight to the board's exercise of its business judgment and will generally not overrule a board without very strong reasons".

And finally, combining dark-fermentation with photo-fermentation holds considerable promise, and has successfully achieved maximum overall hydrogen yield from a single substrate.

These studies has demonstrated that the electrospun scaffold holds considerable potential to combat nerve regeneration (Gupta et al. 2009).

He holds considerable influence and has strong support among various political groups within the House of Representatives.