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That milestone may be misleading, though.

The march to this milestone may be drawn out, mainly because opposing managers will not allow Bonds to keep his pace.

The next major milestone may be a computer program that traverses the seamless information universe of wide-area electronic networks and continuously filters its contents through profiles of organizational and personal interest: the information robot of the 21st century.

Or until you move into your freshman dorm, or whatever the next major milestone may be.

While the milestone may be a good omen for the water year ahead, it's also highlighted more short-term, positive impacts on California.

In Japan, the average retirement age falls between 60 and 65 years and we surmise that this important milestone may be the cause of increased stress and anxiety resulting in a drop in the IFN-α production.

Milestones may be delayed, they may struggle in school.

Opportunities to evaluate specific developmental milestones may be lost when there are funding lapses.

Patients with more severe MPS II also appear normal at birth, and early developmental milestones may be normal.

The neurodevelopmental hypothesis is supported by the observation that developmental milestones may be delayed in children with reading difficulties, – although relevant studies to date are based on relatively small samples and/or specific samples, and are not well controlled for potential confounders.

And since the stations do not have to give up their spectrum licenses until 85percentt of all television viewers have switched to digital TV -- a milestone that may be decades off -- a bottleneck has developed, with spectrum space in extremely short supply.