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Differential erosion of Paleozoic rocks has produced long ridges alternating with open valleys crossed by the Sambre and Meuse rivers.

Conformity to old models has produced long streams of numbing competence in this country, but a few Americans have bent the model, or else dismembered it altogether.

Draper has produced long format commercials and 30-minute TV specials for work--but this will be her first time directing a full length film.

In comparison, intratumoral administration of reovirus [7], myxomavirus [14], intergeneric poliovirus [15] or chimeric HSV-1 [44] has produced long term, tumor-free survivors in the range of 75 to 100%, but where studied, peripheral administration has produced none.

Despite its conservative bent, the model has produced long-term returns that are every bit as good as those of the market itself.

In many cases, this procedure has produced long-lived dopamine-producing cells and reversed symptoms of the disease, such as rigidity, slowness, and tremor.

Prenatal exposure to BPA has produced long-lasting and profound effects on rodent hormone-dependent tissues that are manifested 1 6 months after the end of exposure.

Here, courtesy of the Philharmonic, was the New York premiere of a piece that by rights the Metropolitan Opera should have produced long ago.

Nonetheless, Berkeley's attacks on the Essay have produced long lasting and influential misinterpretations of the Essay.

Further, advancements in liposomal drug delivery have produced long circulating and highly stable drug formulations.

Dr. Pasechnik's assertions that the Soviet Union had produced long-range missiles to deliver germs and had made a genetically modified version of plague that was impervious to vaccines and antibiotics stunned policy makers in London and Washington.