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In this model it is assumed that all the items that are received as an order are perfect but we know in reality this situation is not possible, so in the next articles provided by other researcher presence of defective items in each order is considered.
It's the foundation for a collective journey--the foundation of the metanarrative, which we will further explore in the next articles.
In addition, there is growing evidence to suggest a survival benefit with utilising non-platinum treatment regimens, such as trabectedin + PLD combination, in patients with PPS disease when these patients are subsequently rechallenged with platinum; the rationale for which will be discussed in more detail in the next articles.
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We will deal with those in the next article.
In the next article , "In search of satisfaction", Kenneth Lieberthal, a University of Michigan China expert, is incorrectly affiliated.Colin DayKenneth LieberthalThe University of Michigan PressBusy doing nothingSIR--Lexington's observations on the American way of leisure (March 1st) are somewhat behind the times.
They will be discussed in more detail in the next article .If nothing is done, might Italy end up on the same track as Argentina, forcing it to leave the euro, devalue and perhaps default?
The big leap forward – with a tantalising promise of not only making chemicals safer or 'less bad', but potentially harmless or even 'good' – is the emerging green chemistry industry, which I will explore in the next article.
It also includes a full set of social and economic rights such as the right of access to housing, healthcare, food, water and social security and the right to education (which I will discuss in more detail in the next article in this series).
Michael Kinsley, its opinions-page editor at the time (as well as a former co-host of CNN's "Crossfire" show and a founder of Slate, an online magazine) turned his page into a "wikitorial" in which readers could edit articles (more on wikis in the next article).
The most important were Railtrack, 25 train-operating companies, five freight operators, three rolling-stock leasing companies, and 19 maintenance suppliers.These companies were connected by a web of contractual relations, with Railtrack at its core (the diagram in the next article tries to unravel the web's complexity).
Nutritionist Majid Ali, who, we are kindly assured, has not treated the singer, told RadarOnline: 'Gaga appears to have gained at least 30 pounds.' Good to know (though, in the next article it was actually just the 25lbs – who cares?) But, most jaw-droppingly, gob-smackingly and outright absurd of all was this: "Despite her weight gain, Gaga was polite to her fans".
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The phrase "in the next articles " functions as a prepositional phrase that introduces information which will be discussed in subsequent publications. Ludwig examples illustrate its use in academic papers and news articles, setting the stage for future discussions on related topics.
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