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Under this view, the shapes, colors and tastes of the lollipops are like the sticks and heads of lollipops, and they are like the lollipops themselves (which could, at least in theory, be parts of, and hence make up, some further thing).

Hence, they together make up another kind of lithologic trap (Fig. 11).

Therefore, allowed annual CO2 emission for Mega Metallurgy (XMA) is 71,550 tons (Equation 4), and hence, the firm should make up for the excess 30,950 tons (XME) (Equation 5).

The majority of users are from the U.S., representing about 40% of traffic, while Asia, South Korea and Japan make up 30% — hence the company's plans to set up a U.S. and Asia base, including plans to localise in Japanese and Korean.

Hence, the SINR gains observed fail to make up for the insertion loss of the switches in this case.

They are normally selfish/boring in bed - hence their rockstar lifestyle is there to make up for where they lack in intimacy.

The layers of carbon that make up graphite are weakly bonded (hence its adoption, in 1564, for pencils, which shed a visible trace when dragged across paper), so tape removes flakes of it readily.

Hence the volume of the fiber cells that make up the bulk of the lens needs to be tightly regulated if lens transparency is to be preserved.

Hence, this portion of AIV (which appears to make up a significant part of its bulk), shares some major defining characteristics with the similarly located Ad.

Hence there will always be plenty of people available to make up this sort of vaguely dissatisfied mob.

Hence, the functionally important classical calpain genes found among humans and vertebrates make up only a tiny fraction of the calpain family.