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9 P.M. (11) BEAUTY AND THE GEEK CASTING SPECIAL -- What may be prime time's most endearing reality series begins its second season tomorrow night.

Manmohan Singh may be prime minister, but she has more clout: overseeing the ruling coalition and the make-up of cabinets, and influencing policy.

Fishermen also worry that, since the reefs may be prime breeding-grounds for fish, including the giant catfish, the catch of all species will plummet if their habitat is destroyed.That fear is not far-fetched.

A number of the form 2n − 1 is called a Mersenne number after the French mathematician Marin Mersenne; it may be prime (i.e., having no factor except itself or 1) or composite (composed of two or more prime factors).

Additionally, if gain-of-function mutants are identified in KDM oncoproteins, these may be prime candidates for existing KDM inhibitors or new targeted therapies (Rotili and Mai, 2011).

Still, the area may be prime elephant stomping grounds, warns biologist Prithiviraj Fernando, head of the Centre for Conservation and Research in Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka.

Still, there have been growing signs that Japan's news industry may be primed for change.

Metals subject to corrosion may be primed (and protected) by red lead or iron oxide paints.

The only other RLWC2021 contender is South Africa, although they may be primed to bid for the expanded event while will replace the Four Nations from 2019.

But because of recent legislation and the experience of the bursting bubble, they may be primed to achieve a new level of usefulness as a signal of a company's true value.

The bone marrow may be primed to send out its two vessel-making stem cells when the body has suffered a deep wound that requires a new blood supply for healing.