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The focus jumps forward to WikiLeaks itself, as Gibney chronicles the freedom-of-information collective's hitherto short but tumultuous life.

Detective Harry Clayton James Nesbittt) has acquired a bracelet that enables him to alter luck, of which he has hitherto remained short.

Long-term bond issues have become scarce and American money-market funds, hitherto buyers of short-term bank bills, are running scared.Banks are frantically shedding assets both to raise cash and to ration their capital in order to meet European Union minimum capital-adequacy targets by next June.

Intriguingly, it only has 14-bp terminal inverted repeats (TIRs), which is one of the shortest TIRs hitherto found in actinomycetes.

Given these complexities, human rights groups have hitherto preferred to focus on shorter time frames, where causality and legal responsibility are easier to establish.

The 93% average efficacy for patients receiving the 4-week course of doxycycline, the shortest that has hitherto been trialed (although a trial including a 3-week course of doxycycline has recently been completed but not yet evaluated; see http://isrctn.org/ISRCTN06010453), is impressive and above the 90% empirical threshold for optimum antifilarial effects [ 2].

And the nature of the eurozone's latest malaise makes it less amenable than hitherto to short-term fixes.

We devise a short multicomponent reaction route to hitherto unknown 2- 2-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1H-benzo[d]imidazol-1-yl)acetamides by reacting mono N-carbamate protected phenylenediamine in a Ugi-3CR followed by base induced cyclisation.

The HAsAsH molecule has hitherto only been proposed tentatively as a short-lived species generated in electrochemical or microwave-plasma experiments.

The function(s) of the full-length and shorter fragments of reelin has hitherto not been completely elucidated, albeit it was reported that inhibition of reelin processing in vivo prevents signalling and hampers development in cortical embryonic slices (Jossin et al., 2004, 2007).

Some Japanese steelmen, on the other hand, think that the pan-Asian market for steel, not the domestic one, should form the basis for that judgment the market, in short, from which Japanese steelmakers have hitherto prospered but which the new Arcelor Mittal group might now be poised to attack.