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And in an unmistakable sign that Internet companies are indeed exposed to the gathering economic storm stemming from the credit crisis, Ms. Whitman's successor, John J. Donahoe, laid off 10percentt of eBay's 16,000 employees last Monday.

However, there are two studies that indicate the vegetative cell wall of B. anthracis is indeed exposed to the immune system, despite the presence of the capsule.

It is therefore likely that the tested children were indeed exposed to these viruses.

2. If you're indeed exposed to this bug, log inside of your server, and execute the two following commands, sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade.

Nevertheless, we think that the assumption is justified that the majority of our subjects was indeed exposed to DES, for the following reasons.

30 A recent report that the fetus in healthy women is indeed exposed to bacteria via the placenta, 31 raises many questions.

Although no definitive conclusions can be drawn from these results and a longer follow-up of this cohort is needed for more conclusive evidence, the fact that we identified deaths from CBD supports the notion that these workers were indeed exposed to beryllium, and the lack of increased risk for lung cancer is not due to lack of opportunity of exposure.

In the case of ALA, the trophozoites are indeed exposed to complement system.

If populations of Daphnia rosea are indeed exposed to negligible gene flow despite dispersal, then what are the evolutionary consequences?

In addition, we did not assess to what degree any of the health workers or health facilities had been exposed to the WHO guidelines but these guidelines are based on basic principles of wound care that nurses in Ghana and Benin are indeed exposed to during their education.

First of all, given the fundamentally different role of public opinion, mass media, the electorate and political parties, the domestic politics approach is not - at first sight - easily applicable to more autocratic political systems that seem, indeed, exposed to less influential domestic actors.