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It has warned that Holden ceasing local production would put its operations under unprecedented pressure.

That production would put Hyundai closer to its goal of doubling U.S. sales to 1 million units by 2010.

That production would put Hyundai closer to its goal of doubling U.S. sales to one million units by 2010.

Combining the two factors, i.e., a state of cellular hypoxia and increased free radical production, would put the mitochondrial DNA at a much higher risk for damage than nuclear DNA.

Recent studies have shown that the use of even 100 Hiroshima-sized nuclear weapons, less than 0.5 percent of the world's arsenal, could cause climate disruption and a decline in food production that would put more than a billion people at risk of starvation.

Mr. Palmer said all completists lived for that day when they came across an elusive production or reading that would put them over the top — or give them bragging rights among other theater followers.

The enforcement of the Production Code in 1934 would put severe restraints on Wellman's rambunctiousness, though he would continue to produce films of value until the end of his career (which came, appropriately, with the semi-autobiographical "Lafayette Escadrille" in 1958, with Tab Hunter as an American ace pilot flying for France in World War I).

Ending that practice would put tobacco production in the hands of only active growers and lower production costs for many farmers, the report said.

A March opening would put the production's opening in the heart of next year's presidential campaign, timing that will probably heighten the production's already pointed messages about the psychology of political assassins, including John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald, who are major characters.

Programming and transmission of the Sega Channel's monthly services started with a production team at Sega, which would put together content every month and load it onto a CD-ROM.

There was a youth theater in her area that would put on productions, with the kids immersed in all elements both onstage and off.