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An Arctic tribesman known as Ootah, another member of the polar expedition, had been expected to attend, but his aging constitution did not permit the long flight to New York.

Its restoration would permit the long sought direct, high-speed one-seat ride rail service from Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station to each of the six on-airport rail stations recently constructed by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

President Donald Trump had promised on Saturday that he would permit "the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened".

President Donald Trump had promised on Saturday that he would permit "the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened". As president, he had the authority to withhold their release for national security reasons.

Planar microelectrode arrays (MEAs) permit the long-term, non-invasive monitoring of electrically active cells.

European safety standards do not permit the long-term use of cadmium, and the Japanese market is particularly averse to the material.

In an ambitious speech hours after his party gained control of both houses of Congress, McConnell warned Obama not to "poison the well" by pushing forward with unilateral action on immigration reform, and promised to introduce legislation that would permit the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline, bitterly opposed by environmentalists.

While the precise molecular mechanisms operating the survival or death pathways in T cells are still under investigations, the possibility of their pharmacologic manipulation in the future might open the way for the development of new immunotherapeutic strategies that will permit the "long-term" induction and selective expansion of Treg or provide clues about their selective elimination.

The novel SNP-based methodology used represents an important tool in molecular epidemiological studies and as our understanding of the biology and diffusion of the organism increases it will permit the long-term monitoring of strains circulating in specific locations with high transmission of S. Typhi.

This is due to defective termination of prt lncRNA that permits the long prt transcript to invade and repress pho1 (Fig. 8c top panel).

However, Judge Ralph Winter issued a long concurrence in which he stated that the lower court decision was "flawed" and that "without an agreement between the long and short parties permitting the long party ultimately to acquire the hedge stock or to control the short party's voting of it, such swaps are not a means of indirectly facilitating a control transaction".