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We'd feel aggrieved if a new phone didn't deliver them, but they no longer make it seem special, at least not on their own.

Experiments in the lab showed that without these chemicals, the bugs steadily lost the synthetic DNA as they could no longer make it.

George Osborne sent shockwaves through the insurance sector in 2014 with plans to overhaul the pensions market and no longer make it compulsory to buy an annuity.

Longer life expectancy and global investment markets no longer make it the obvious decision for retiring 60-year-olds to buy an annuity.

Speaking at the Kremlin, Putin said that the controversies swirling around Sessions in Washington "no longer make it possible for Jeff Sessions to function as an integral part of the Kremlin team".

The collie can no longer make it up the stairs, so she lies at the bottom and snores or stares in an interested manner at the furniture around her.

The results suggest that the chemical crosslinking improves the mechanical properties of PLLA fiber membrane and keeps its mechanical stability longer, making it more suitable for tissue engineering.

Americans are remaining healthier longer and living longer, making it easier to work past age 65.

Since then, the United States has bought plutonium 238 from Russia, but that country no longer makes it, either.

Dominated by that slippery character, the beast epic no longer makes it altogether clear what lesson we are learning, or whether we should be learning it.

And the text adopted on Sunday no longer makes it mandatory for countries to provide detailed information about their prospect reductions targets.