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Israel fought a 34-day war against Hezbollah in 2006, which many deemed a failure for Israel because Hezbollah maintained its ability to fire rockets to the end.

While TV appears to have maintained its ability to hold our attention, 17% of viewing is still taking place alongside another media format – typically a computer or mobile phone.

And even as Paris has slowly reconciled itself to full NATO membership, France has maintained its ability to send troops and equipment quickly to large parts of the globe, and it should soon overtake an austerity-minded Britain as the world's fourth largest military spender, after the United States, China and Russia.

In long-term culture, the CSI-BAP maintained its ability to secrete insulin for 8 weeks.

These results, together with the observation that TAS-202 in combination with indomethacin or prednisolone maintained its ability to exert an antiangiogenic effect, indicate that TAS-202 may offer promise as an oral pro-drug for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, through its inhibitory effect on angiogenesis at the inflammation site.

A deletion removing both the H- and Ф domains (AdcAΔHФ) maintained its ability to target GFP to macropinosomes and phagosomes (Figure 5C D).

The government's contention is that it seeks only to maintain its ability to conduct surveillance so that it can engage in legitimate spying via new technologies with the same proficiency that it can via old ones.

Israel's desire to maintain its ability to strike targets it says are threatening it in Syria raises the prospect of an increasingly complex and dangerous combination of military forces with a stake in the Syrian civil war, increasing the risk of confrontations between rival players.

The United States says it needs the new base to maintain its ability to respond quickly to a crisis in the region even with the reduction in the number of Marines.

But, even in Western Europe, the contest maintains its ability to provoke a political reaction.

As long as America maintains its ability to do cutting-edge innovation, the long run should be fine.