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So despite the acknowledged impact that specialists have on the prescribing of existing drugs by GPs, little data are available when it comes newly marketed drugs.

In the meantime, when it comes to newly considered schemes to keep these masterpieces of American musical culture alive, Mr. Kaiser has shown the way.

This should mean that none of it comes from newly hacked-down forests in Borneo and Sumatra, where the planting of oil palms leads to the eviction of nomadic tribes and kills off endangered wildlife.

Times may be tough for semiconductor stocks, but when it comes to the newly resurgent Texas Instruments, with $9.75 billion in 1997 sales, Wall Street is turning a blind eye.

"My last breath, when it comes, will follow a newly completed poem," he said.

It comes with "virgin" butter: newly churned, slightly granular from the buttermilk, a lactic, creamy joy with the shelf life of a mayfly.

Similarly, Christie's International Real Estate works in close collaboration with Christie's Art and Auction (owned by the same group since 1995) when it comes to filling a newly bought home with collectibles that are both visually appealing and wise investments.

Except that certain restrictions still apply when it comes to enjoying this newly legal herb.

For those with more complex tax affairs, investments or sources of income, little will change when it comes to tax despite this newly heralded digital era".

There is the one that says: "Congrats … on your newly pierced part" (it comes with a checklist).

This is especially true when it comes to the world's most newly infamous planetary movement, Mercury retrograde.