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O'Brien has spent much of this week refining his pitch, which is aimed to keep his current team intact.

"Three people including two village heads were killed by local militants active in the area and the attack is aimed to keep the voters away from polling," AG Mir, the inspector general of police, said.

Second, one exception is allowed for an out-order Blast result if it has very similar exon lengths (difference <= 6 bp) compared to the query exon and if the Blast e-value drops to less than 1e-10, whish is aimed to keep exon duplication cases and avoid false positive detection.

Abiomed is aiming to keep patients alive 18 to 24 months with the device, primarily by selecting slightly healthier candidates for the implant.

Ranieri said he was setting a top-10 finish as next season's target, is aiming to keep his current squad together.

Grey London is aiming to keep the graphic images of the beating in the TV campaign, which will break in mid-April, to maintain the impact of the message.

CoreOS is aiming to keep the whole process as open and portable as possible, so that customers can choose where and how they want to deploy their applications.

As the world today kicks off the 21st, and perhaps biggest, meeting of nations who have joined the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Jonathan Pershing is aiming to keep his perfect attendance record.

The GOP establishment is aiming to keep Trump underneath the threshold of 50percentt of delegates, to block him from securing it outright.

Hyper, a new social media platform launching on May 5, is aiming to keep trolls at bay by creating digital audiences around genres of interest as opposed to personal profiles -- a function that will reduce bullying behavior, according to its creator.

None of the candidates currently advocates a declaration of independence and Beijing's threatening words are aimed to keep it that way.