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The market for launching small satellites is presently only partly served by the Pegasus rocket, which is launched at high altitude by a commercial jet aircraft.
As previously noted, part of the inequalities between urban districts can be explained by the fact that two of the three districts in Dar es Salaam have few health workers, while their populations are partly served by the national hospital located in the third district.
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Dominic, a priest of the Spanish diocese of Osma, accompanied his bishop on a preaching mission among the Albigensian heretics of southern France, where he founded a convent at Prouille in 1206, partly for his converts, which was served by a community of preachers.
The music of Steve Reich has been eminently well served by his own ensemble and, partly as a result, largely dependent on it.
The railway has two tracks (partly located in Rome, outside the gateway), but only one is served by a station platform.
Repeating arguments made by city officials in the past, Mendelson and the council members said that formula is unfair to the city, partly because the District has a smaller population than the Virginia and Maryland suburbs served by Metro.
That's partly because the drinks are so good, but mainly because those thinky drinks are served by friendly, hospitable staff.
This seems partly an acknowledgment of contemporary sensibilities, but Mr. Edelstein's reading of the play is also served by it.
Others are served by volunteers.
It is served by Carr Hill Primary School.
Xu et al. [ 57] proposed that leucine stimulates S6K1 phosphorylation via the mTOR pathway, partly by serving as a mitochondrial fuel through oxidative carboxylation and partly by mediating the allosteric activation of glutamate dehydrogenase, thereby decreasing the activity of AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK).
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