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NASA's next Mars rover, Curiosity, is to blast off late in 2011.
One response to restenosis is to blast the developing plaque with radiation pellets, a routine 30-minute procedure.
The only way they're going to get out of this hole -- if there is any getting out -- is to blast their way out.
The crew, including Sergei Zaletin of Russia, the commander, and Frank De Winne, a Belgian representing the European Space Agency, is to blast off from Kazakhstan on Oct. 28 for a 10-day mission.
Her idea of engagement is to blast away until she gets her way, as she did with Lindsay Davenport after falling into a 1-4 first-set hone, on the way to winning, 6-4, 7-5.
He has a moderately interesting point he wants to make — comparing the current state of the economy with the Great Depression — but his method of doing so is to blast away haphazardly, hitting the target only occasionally.
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The switch box which has been subjected to blast loading is chosen to study.
IR72 and Co39 lines known to be susceptible to blast disease were used as controls.
But it is wrong to blast away with advertisements.
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