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The model could use current Expedition engines or larger engines from Ford's full-size Super Duty pickup family, with which the Expedition will have more in common following the face-lift.

Increases in haematocrit are common following artemisinin-based combination treatments of uncomplicated falciparum malaria, but falls in haematocrit from baseline ≥5 units are also relatively common and may or may not result in early or late anaemia.

Chronic deficits in participation are extremely common following stroke.

Driven by accumulating evidence that relapse is common following BT in adults [ 26], current treatment development research in adult TTM has focused recently on incorporating treatment components to address emotions specifically [ 27].

Changes in geomorphology of estuaries are common following major perpetuations such as hurricanes and may have profound impacts on biological systems.

Hyperglycaemia is also common following transplantation in patients without diabetes.

Hyperglycaemia is common following transplantation in patients without diabetes.

Arrhythmias were common following surgery in both groups (Table 4), with SVPDs and bradyarrhythmias most commonly detected.

CCI induced neuropathy in experimental animals mimics Complex Regional Pain Syndrome - reflex sympathetic dystrophy (CRPS-RSD) in humans [ 11- 13], which is common following fracture, total knee arthroplasty and stroke [ 14- 17].

"Participating in Flickr Commons, following the Public Domain conversations on Wikimedia, and generally being in touch with the huge community of people who want images made us realize that we could be better community members by being as honest and open as we can be about what we know about our images," said Wythe.

The party's spokesman on the bill, Keir Starmer, described the concessions as "a really significant step forward", ahead of a second day of debate in the Commons — following which the party voted with the government.