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A glimpse of the reason can perhaps be obtained from Neil Jordan's "Brave One," an honorary western of sorts.

Portland's Rasheed Wallace could perhaps be obtained for Sprewell and Camby, but bringing Wallace and his problems to the Garden without another hard-core personality like Sprewell around would be risky, to say the least.

This observation requires a satisfactory explanation, which can perhaps be obtained by considering the possible ordered distributions of the trivalent ions in the octahedral layer, as detailed above.

They are now routinely applied on many MF/HF radars, with the most sophisticated results perhaps being obtained on the Saura radar in northern Norway (e.g., Singer et al. 2008, 2011).

12 The most solid evidence from candidate gene studies has perhaps been obtained for the interaction of the SLC6A4 gene for serotonin transporter and stressful early and current life events, 13 including positive results from a recent review 14 and meta-analysis of all studies to date, 15 although there are also contradicting results.

"The Bush administration was going on the belief that the relationship was not balanced and that China perhaps was obtaining more access here than we were from our visits there.

Elevated CO2 will enhance photosynthetic efficiency and yield of C3 rice plants, perhaps more than might be obtained with C4 rice.

Negative fluid balances could never be obtained, perhaps suggesting a continuing need for hemodynamic support: 72% of patients presented with shock [ 14].

A more sensitive test of the hypothesis might be possible if reliable estimates of ward populations could be obtained, perhaps from local government sources, for every year over a period of 10 years or more.

Once the comparative investigation of the larger scale experiments with the integral analysis, we anticipate that a more universal hydrogen jet and flame data can be obtained, which perhaps leads to a better safety distance of hydrogen stations.

Perhaps more direct evidence could be obtained by adopting the approach used by Ernst and Banks (2002), independently manipulating the reliabilities of two agency cues.