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Therefore, it seems possible that timely intervention may derail this osteoblastic potential in favor of other, more favorable, mesenchymal phenotypes such as muscle, nerve or fat.
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The Administration's withdrawal seemed to annoy the Justices, but, because of various federal precedents, does not seem to present quite as intractable a procedural problem as the "standing" question that may derail this week's other Supreme Court marriage case, on California's Proposition 8.
"But this report may derail the Moore train," Melton said.
Now, his death may derail the very processes he championed.
Industrial nations fear that the run-up in prices may derail the global economy.
Still, some strategists remain wary that high interest rates may derail the stock market.
The issue may derail the prosecution and force the case into a military tribunal.
"It's potentially a very large problem," which may derail the company's plan to exit bankruptcy by next month.
"I would certainly say this kind of complaint, if it raises new issues that the commission has not previously considered, may derail the deal or, at least delay approval," the lawyer said.
If the weather forecasts are correct, brutal cold and wind here and in Green Bay may derail the passing game and keep scoring to a minimum Sunday in a way that no defense could.
The fear is that these cuts and tax increases may derail the US economic recovery and in a worst case scenario even plunge it into a recession.
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