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The management of disaster risk is attached more importance.

Using AB PAS staining, the colonic inner mucus blanket, which is attached more consistently to the apical surface of the epithelial cells than the outer mucus blanket, consisted of a tight, multilayered structure, while the thick, weakly adherent outer mucus blanket, which is more difficult to preserve, was made of alternating laminated layers and loose curl-like structures (Fig. 1A).

And they are attaching more conditions.

Some say companies are attaching more value to intellectual property.

More and more big donors are attaching more and more conditions to their checks, but some big charities are pushing back.

As public outrage swells over the rapidly growing cost of bailing out financial institutions, the Obama administration and lawmakers are attaching more and more strings to rescue funds.

It has tassels in Mardi Gras colours; these, they said, were attached more recently.

Yet the 2008 crises were attached more directly to market institutions, while the 2010 crises are more closely linked to governments.

But on the basepaths and in the field, and even in between innings, he came to be seen as a player who sometimes seemed to be in his own world, leading to the "Manny Being Manny" phrase that came to be attached, more or less affectionately, to some of his actions.

It was attached more tightly to the adjacent inner material, since it could be removed only by vigorous washing in detergent solutions (Figure 1C).

Screening of TB among HIV/AIDS populations should be attached more importance in China which would be much helpful for treatment of both diseases.