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The need for an increased amount of handling to keep the R6/2 mice active as the experiment progressed may be due to a developing dysfunction in their circadian rhythms.

Maintaining that progress may be another matter.

Yet the appearance of progress may be deceptive.

His recent progress may be the clearest measure of his influence on the Democratic Party.

Yet, in the Middle East, translating political reform into economic progress may be easier said than done.

This suggests that for some trying to quit, their progress may be hindered by e-cigarettes.

Britain's rigid approach to grouping children by age, regardless of educational progress, may be relaxed a little.

For residents old enough to remember the era of sludge, businesses fear that much of this progress may be discounted.

Yet, according to the A.N.C.'s own analysis, its failure to deliver economic progress may be its own fault.

In addition, working with volunteers who may have full-time jobs and a family or caring responsibility means progress may be gradual.

While the idea of progress may be out of fashion these days, the astonishing achievements made by these artists are almost impossible to ignore or argue against.