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Mr. Gormley said the decision not to carry out a drone strike might reflect a lack of confidence in untested Chinese craft, control systems or drone pilots. "I think China's still not ready for prime time using armed drones, but they surely will be with a few more years of determined practice," he said.

I think Blümio has positioned itself in a tremendously competitive market, but with a potentially huge pay-out at the end — heart health is a big topic, and while their technology still has a lot of challenges ahead of it before it's ready for prime-time use, it's definitely one to keep an eye on if you're a medtech investor or medical device manufacturer.

About 20% of a working day is prime time and, used well, should produce 80% of your best work.

Last year, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the prime minister at the time, used the Spanish government's official Twitter page to argue that "there's no legal reason to justify sanctioning Contador".

To further save time, use only prime factors.

Both parties' planners decided to minimize the presence of politicians in prime time, and to use instead either "real people" or celebrities as speakers whenever possible.

If your avocado is prime time to be used, but your schedule just isn't allowing it, puree it and put it in the freezer.

After cDNA synthesis was completed, samples were phenol-chloroform extracted (3 times) using Phase Lock Gel (5 Prime-3 Prime, Inc).

Lunchtime is a prime time for internet use, when office workers get to do their own thing on the net.

In the current TV season, 26 prime-time series used locations in the city, versus seven a decade ago.

Lifetime is now the top-rated cable channel in prime time, and will be used to promote the new magazine.