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Boeing said it would make more detailed comments when it filed the protest.

The new technology – which they call Matchright – could be a gamechanger in reproductive health technology, allowing prospective parents to make more detailed analyses of disease risk than ever before, without even needing a real pregnancy from which to extract DNA.

Back in London, Mr. Hague described the rebel leaders as "genuine believers in democracy and the rule of law," but said that they should make more detailed post-Qaddafi plans.

It's been 20 years since Congress gave it the authority to require large-volume traders to make more detailed disclosures; 18 months since the commission's chairman, Mary L. Schapiro, said it would use that authority; 13 months since the agency proposed a rule to do so; and three months since the advisory committee recommended proceeding with "urgency" on the audit trail.

If the user does not want to generate a playlist in the first layer, they can make more detailed selections on the lower layers.

We will use a wider frequency range and make more detailed discussions, such as temporal changes of the travel time, in future experiments.

However, he also made more detailed and nuanced proposals specifically to appeal to attendees.

But he resisted making more detailed proposals, let alone predicting what they might cost.

Even when I was writing dance music, there were always other people making more detailed programming, or bigger kick drums.

Although the ministry is now making more detailed casualty statistics available, there remains enormous sensitivity over the large number of troops who are suffering life-changing injuries.

As planetary warming made more detailed understanding of global systems a pressing need, disciplinary barriers were easier to turn into trading zones.