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On the other hand, the need for increased irrigation with potentially contaminated water in dry months poses a risk for transmission of Salmonella sp., as studies on vegetables have shown (Okafo et al., 2003).

(He once hid in the desert for 10 months, posing as a welder).

All proclaim that middle-class taxpayers should be spared a surprise bill in the coming months posed by the alternative minimum tax.

He spent the next several months posing as someone who had finally gotten the message, all the while recording more than 100 conversations with city officials.

One particularly daring example of this was in Hong Kong in 2005 when a police officer spent four months posing as a 15-year-old schoolboy in order to catch 11 schoolboys who had been helping the triads sell drugs and counterfeit videos.

SAN ANTONIO — A federal three-judge panel here is considering delaying the Texas primary election for the second time in two months, posing a number of logistical and political challenges for Republican and Democratic leaders and candidates as a redistricting dispute between the state and several minority groups remains for the most part at a stalemate.

I've spent much of the past nine months posing variations of these questions in respect of several different Indigenous women who disappeared or were murdered.

Duration of anagrelide use (>60 months) posed a higher risk for transformation (OR 9.32; 95% CI, 1.1 78.5, P<0.01) However, no differences were found in the ANAHYDRET study that evaluated WHO ET diagnosed patients compared with the UK-PT1 study, which based ET on PVSG criteria.

Spain's unprecedented double-dip recession will last for at least a further 18 months and poses a threat to the rest of Europe, the International Monetary Fund said.

But his bad health, which has caused him to fly to France for medical treatment twice in the past nine months, probably poses more of a threat to his ability to stay in power.With an economic development plan well funded by profits from oil and gas and with many of the Islamists mollified by a trickle of concessions, the risk of a resumption of violence has lessened.

In addition, their retrospective nature involves a recall period, often of 12 months, which poses problems of recall bias and related misreporting error.