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Washington is pressing for admission on the ground that Turkey is a NATO member and a secular democracy that needs to find stability in the arms of Europe.
Mr. Kissinger, for example, talks of the need to "remove the weapons in the arms of our enemies".
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Arkansas, among other states with concerns about lethal injection, is considering a bill that would reinstate electrocution, in case a doctor is needed to put a needle in the arm of a prisoner, like Mr. Gardner, whose veins are hard to find.
The catalog, to be published in March by Harry N. Abrams, gives all the documentation an aspiring collector needs in the fields of porcelain, silver, medals, arms and armor.
19 The randomisation was stratified by five geographical regions to reconcile the number of available peer academic detailers needed in each arm of the study within each region.
Assuming a type I error rate of 0·05, 65 subjects were needed in each arm of the trial to detect a difference of this magnitude with 80percentnt power.
For an 80% chance of detecting this difference on the WHOQOL-Bref, at a significance level of 0.05, 32 patients are needed in each arm of the trial at follow-up.
Assuming a secondary attack rate in exposed adults of 20% and an intraclass correlation coefficient of 30%, we estimated that 94 adults would be needed in each arm of the study to show efficacy of >75% of P2 or surgical masks at 80% power and with a p value of 0.05.
