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Those pumps will now have to shut down for much of the year, reducing water output by up to a third.When the Endangered Species Act was signed in 1973, it was expected to protect charismatic fauna such as the bald eagle and Yellowstone's grizzly bears.

It is expected to protect only about 45percentt of people who get it.

It is expected to protect up to 500,000 households, but they will have to wait until 2015 before the agreement comes into force.

In this position, it is expected to protect the thiolate lone pair and the heme from side reactions, such as H-bond formation, with chemical entities and solvent.

Indonesia has refused to take the blame for the disappearance of at least six British and Dutch second world war shipwrecks that investigators believe were scavenged for scrap metal, arguing that it could not be expected to protect them.

Social justice wasn't just a class, it was something we were expected to protect through action.

The team's run through chapter 11 is expected to protect its new owners from potential claims by Tribune creditors.

The 2012 model will be expected to protect its predecessor's market share against the Sonata as well as the Honda Accord and Nissan Altima.

H3K27me3 on the oocyte-inherited genome would not be expected to protect it from factors that would shut down expression of germline-appropriate genes.

They cannot and should not be expected to protect wildlife if it is against their interests to do so.

But equalities charity Chwarae Teg says it is unclear that AMs under investigation will be expected to protect the identity of a complainant.