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Conceptually speaking, many of the pioneering presentations of the proposal nevertheless confused mental and material states (and their properties).

Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore)., co-author of a House bill that closely resembles Obama's proposal, nevertheless acknowledges that it has slim chances of passing.

The identification of the proteomes associated with PD has fuelled biomarker proposals; nevertheless, many questions remain.

Although IPL and IPP underpin the various components of the Health action plan's proposals, nevertheless it contributes particularly strongly to these three aspects.

These proposals, nevertheless, have been based on anecdotal rather than systematic approaches to the lepidopteran fossil record which recently became feasible from a comprehensive compilation of documented fossil Lepidoptera [ 32] (also see [ 33]).

However, the proposal has nevertheless won wide-spread support in the physics community, in part because models of M-theory seem to behave somewhat as the black hole complementarian scenario suggests (for a philosophical discussion, see van Dongen and de Haro 2004).

While it remains unclear the extent to which President Trump would adopt the perspective of David Camp, the former chairman for the House Ways and Means Committee, Camp's proposal has nevertheless influenced the GOP blueprint, and has initiated a dialogue that threatens to eliminate QSBS and significant savings available to the venture capital ecosystem.

Caveats: While efflux of solutes like albumin via periarterial spaces, CSF and the cribriform plate is an attractive proposal, it nevertheless raises a number of questions: Can albumin be detected in sufficient concentrations near the cribriform plate for the nasal route to be able to account for the removal of the markers?

Nevertheless, with much about the Republican proposal still up in the air, public opinion divides largely, if not universally, along partisan lines.

Congress is likely to push back on many of the White House's most drastic cutbacks, but the proposals have nevertheless prompted chatter in the state capitol about the possibility of a clean energy research initiative similar to the Stem Cell Agency.

Failing hospitals will be named and shamed and NHS managers responsible for failures will be barred from working in the health service under government plans to ensure a Mid Staffs-style care scandal never happens again – but the health secretary's proposals were nevertheless criticised by patient groups for not going far enough.