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Amartya Sen, the economist and Nobel Prize winner, who has studied famine at length, has come up with the very compelling discovery that there has never been a famine in a working democracy.

We argue that the focus on sperm speed and length has come at the expense of neglecting alternative mechanisms that can help explain a wider variety of the data available.

"Peace and rest at length have come All the day's long toil is past and each heart is whispering 'home, home at last!'".

The first glimpse at the 3D architecture of active, full-length telomerase has come from two structural determinations: one of the human telomerase [ 15 ] and the other Tetrtahymena thermophila telomerase [ 16 ].

When one participant pointed out that all Presidents and Presidential candidates believe they get bad press, Trump said, "Not Obama!" In fact, Trump went on at length about how much he has come to like the current President how "great" they are getting along and how he "loves" Obama.

With policymakers and hospitals increasingly looking to cut costs, length of stay after surgery has come into focus as an area for improvement.

Consequently, there are two common issues that a search is trying to address: 1) Determine the full-length sequence that the fragment has come from, thereby allowing the identification of the full domain/functional repertoire likely to be present in the sample; and 2) Estimate the taxonomic composition of the sample.

When using lead decanters or glasses, there is a remote possibility of lead poisoning proportional to the length of time in which wine has come in contact with lead.

And now, at last, Simmons's first full-length collection of stories, Happy Rock, has come to light.

No crew in the country has come within a boat length of Harvard.

Out have gone the opposing ranks of benches from which government and opposition bay at each other two sword-lengths apart; in have come semi-circular chambers which the designers hope will encourage more constructive debate.