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Italy is expected to prove a challenge for the company.
Though beaten a long way on her debut, Musiara (5.10) is expected to prove a lot sharper this time.
It is the first time that genetic material from animals has been recovered from footprints, and the CSI-style technique is expected to prove a valuable tool in tracking the plight of endangered species.
Still, turning the commission's credibility into legislation to overhaul the intelligence agencies is expected to prove a battle on Capitol Hill, and the panel's central recommendations received a chilly reception on Wednesday from some Republican members of the House intelligence committee.
Pizza6 is expected to prove a useful building block for bionanotechnology, and also a tool to investigate the folding and evolution of β-propeller proteins.
Considering the large sample size of NESDA this is expected to prove a reliable method.
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A would-be adherent is expected to prove his determination and talent, clearly expressing his wishes and showing that he had made progress on his own towards realizing the Tao.
The second three-day round, set to begin on 2 December, is expected to prove just as effective – giving millions of Burmese children a chance to live without fear of polio.
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