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Of course these were surveys of selected populations, perhaps undertaken in the season of high transmission.

On the plus side, without having to worry about re-election, Mr. Obama could perhaps undertake new initiatives.

Alternatively, p53 may be transcriptionally active for only short periods in the model, perhaps undertaking transcription-independent functions later.

Negative consequences of breast cancer are more important in underprivileged women, which is why our project is pertinent and can help women not to dramatize and perhaps undertake a screening test.

For a government body without real legal powers, this will be a Herculean, or perhaps Sisyphean, undertaking.

Those from the "squeezed middle" will be choosing to live at home while they study – perhaps to undertake distance learning or work and study part time.

That's an ambitious, perhaps impossible, undertaking.

For instance, an approach to a sacred space may require the believer to cross various thresholds, and perhaps to undertake a relatively arduous journey on account of the topography of the place, as when it is set on a mountain or island.

It's been honest, sluggish, a little painful at times but always – from the captain, if not perhaps his generals – undertaken with the best of intentions.

But now he has undertaken perhaps his most ambitious plan — an artificially intelligent robot that seems to be able to run his whole house.

The Rangers will finally play in New York after opening the season on a 16,000-mile trip, perhaps the longest undertaken by an N.H.L. team.