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Sabatini said that with Cuba off the list, American banks and credit card companies would have less to fear of the risks to their reputation and finances that could be imposed by the bad publicity and potential fines of doing business with a designated sponsor of terror.

Similarly, the use of a designated skin sensitizer was only deemed indicative of Major potential for exposure if daily amount used was medium or high.

"With the potential of historically designated homes and preservation districts available to a home buyer, Burbank is now able to compete in a real estate market that typically went to Pasadena and Glendale," he said.

As (III) oxidation potential of three isolates designated as Bacillus sp. A1b, Pseudomonas aeruginosa A1i and A2a were determined as they were screened As (III) oxidizing by phenotypic (KMnO4 and AgNO3) test.

Logistic regression results verify that socio-economic factors determine the potential advantages of designating a particular type of land-use in certain parts of the study area.

Ideally, give them a designated amount of time to pursue projects they're especially passionate about and which have the potential to add value to the company.

Hafner, 35, gives the Yankees a designated hitter with power potential from the left side of the plate.

This is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Historic District of "Old Québec" is also a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The system uses radar to monitor a designated area and identify potential bad actors.

But with questionable conditioning, poor defense and an unwillingness to be a designated hitter, Fielder, 27, limits his potential value, regardless of what he thinks he is worth.