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It rapidly showed it had more clout than Lebanon's national army, a fragile confection often vaunted as the country's sole unifying institution.Lebanon has not always looked this hopeless.
The babies rapidly showed signs of improvement.
After each question, such as 'MI, how do you ask people to comb your hair?' , the girl rapidly showed the specific gestures, which matched the ones her mother had previously told the specialist members of the dev-team.
As initial water saturation was increased the front moved more rapidly, showed a reduced saturation gradient and significant oil was produced after the front passed through a given volume.
This was done without the consent of the individuals involved and, even though screen names had been removed, New York Times reporters and others rapidly showed that it was possible to infer the identities of some of the searchers from the information that was released [46].
In 30 of 83 cases, the Tis21-nucGFP-positive BP daughters rapidly showed Tubb3-mGFP fluorescence (Fig. 5A and F, green sectors; Fig. S3B, green bars).
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Claims that it would be too difficult to introduce a system of "dual pricing" are rapidly shown to be untrue.
Since then the disease appears to have spread rapidly, showing up in a variety of forests, from tourist destinations like Muir Woods National Monument to remote wild lands to suburban backyards.
He was referring to the 19th-century English photographer Eadweard Muybridge, who developed a way to shoot a series of stills rapidly, showing, for example, a horse running, in which every frame was slightly different from the one before it.
Most patients who show good recovery will rapidly show signs of consciousness and functional communication.
Maxima are along the axis of the dots, and the distribution spreads but decays rapidly showing the strong confinement.
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