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What do you think has been the key to staying active so long?
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The promotion of such reaction sequence is the key to develop an active, selective and stable catalyst, which is the technical barrier for hydrogen production by ethanol reforming.
Judy knows that each breath she takes is precious and that the ability to breathe clean, healthy air is the key to maintaining her active life.
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Here, we hypothesize that the key to innovability is polarity an active site composed of flexible, loosely packed loops alongside a well-separated, highly ordered scaffold.
Small classes facilitate meeting students' individual needs and enable the key to all learning: more active student engagement.
"Parental education is key to child attendance and active participation at school," said the head of UNICEF Niger's education programme, Dominique Taller-Brasseur.
"There is growing evidence that physical activity has a key role in preventing cancer, coronary heart disease, type-2 diabetes and high blood pressure; therefore getting more men physically active is key to improving the health of the population".
