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Not too long ago, the figures of Venus and Cupid asleep in a shell carved inside the receptacle and the silver gilt mount possibly supplied in the mid-17th century would essentially have appealed to a small number of connoisseurs collecting Kunstkammer objets d'art.

In developing countries, however, electrical energy is possibly supplied by diesel generators to a significant degree.

These are the largest mortar rounds in the world, and are fired from Tulip vehicles that take nine men to operate and are quite possibly supplied by Russia.

From information possibly supplied by prisoners removed from Henriette or possibly from a merchant ship sailing from Colombo, Plampin learned of Perroud's operations and had arranged to meet Rattlesnake off the Little Basses Reef.

Furthermore, the cells take up energy or nutrients, possibly supplied by the mother bamboo rhizome and root system, in the cellular path through glycolysis, photorespiration, glycan and energy metabolism to maintain normal metabolic activity, which promotes cell division, elongation or death, lignin and cellulose deposition, eventually leading to growth of the culm.

Consequently, the Software provides the option to add notes in fields for free text, apart from the codified data to be filled for each patient, so that news (possibly supplied by the patients themselves), which cannot be committed to memory in any other way, may be recorded there.

Poachers have been active across South Africa for years, raiding farms under cover of darkness and possibly supplying hard core collectors within the country itself.

U.S. efforts to cut a deal with the Saudis, who fear Iran, to possibly supply more oil to China come across as shrewd.

I suppose it started in the 70s, when parents like mine bought dilapidated Victorian houses in urban streets and then spent seven years doggedly replacing all their original features (plus as many Japanese paper lampshades as Habitat could possibly supply).

And what these acts subvert is nutritionism: the belief that food is foremost about nutrition and nutrition is so complex that only experts and industry can possibly supply it.

If a yellow giant such as Capella is assumed to be built like a main-sequence star, its central temperature turns out to be so low that no known nuclear process can possibly supply the observed energy output.