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Now he just has to show he can do it against a side that is not essentially made up of youth-team players.

The paper describes the design and the execution of the retrofitting intervention which does not require particular technologies being essentially made up of steel L-profiles placed at the corners of the involved structural members, confined by stainless steel ribbons and connected at the beam column intersection by steel dissipation elements.

The report essentially made the incorrect assumption that immigrants and their descendants would not be upwardly mobile.

The quote I essentially made up for myself on the hike is just a statement, "I'm not afraid".

We shouldn't be surprised about the omissions from the government budget because the military's brass reports to the Communist Party and not the state, essentially making the PLA a private army.

But that statement essentially made it official.

The apparatus is essentially made of quartz glass.

"Despite the ways digital culture has revolutionised the way we communicate, I want to suggest that it hasn't changed what essentially makes us human, our desires and failures," Skinner says.

Non-profit religious organizations can also opt out, but have to fill in a form — the petitioners say that's not good enough, and essentially makes them complicit in providing contraception.

But here's the problem: On-demand apps require a smartphone to use, and there are still more than 75 million Americans who don't have a smartphone — essentially making them ineligible to use these life-changing services.

A recent report suggested that Gli1 is not transcribed in these cells, essentially making them Gli1 Gli2 Gli3 triple mutants [40].