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Its tie-up with China Mobile, for example, may give Far EasTone the right to allow its subscribers to roam onto China Mobile's network on the mainland, a potentially lucrative market given all that Taiwanese business travel.
The new government may give far greater representation to the state's Hindus, since as many as 15 of the 20 seats won by the Congress party were from the Jammu region, which has a large Hindu population.
Small genetic changes, in small regulatory RNAs, for instance, affecting complex multi-gene regulatory systems may give rise to far-reaching phenotypic changes [ 31- 34].
This effect, and the gracefulness of the plaza far below, may give second thoughts to those who have opposed enclosing the plaza at Lincoln Center.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 — By 6 p.m. Tuesday, when a Mississippi inmate is scheduled to die by lethal injection, the Supreme Court may give the clearest indication so far of whether it intends to call a halt to all such executions while a case from Kentucky that the justices accepted last month remains undecided.
I want to play a role in teaching people, especially young athletes, to know the negatives far, far outweigh the benefits these substances may give you".
Most people are far more tolerant of a young child's awkward questions than you may give them credit for.
Table 1 shows that even commonly used biomarkers are far from ideal but that combinations of biomarkers for the same compound may give complementary information.
Being a specialist may give you more cred with the DJs, but it may make your gigs fewer and far between.
