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Shannon Rivkin, director at Rivkin Securities, told Reuters: "Absolutely there are [rival bidders], they've now set a starting point for the price.

The presented approach is then validated by experiments that follow the DRANZIERA protocol and the results demonstrate the effectiveness of the presented strategy and set a starting point for further investigations.

In the meantime, when we discuss what the world should do in Syria or any other situation of mass-violence on our planet, let's at least set a starting point for the conversation and remind each other that we are talking about real human beings.

His tightly focused discussion sets a starting point for further critical investigation of the subject.

The study sets a starting point to develop a lightweight emergency architecture made with a combination between multilayer, air, polyester and vulcanized rubber.

Trying to set the stage for debates and setting a starting point for negotiations.

Harkin's bill, which he will tweak until Friday, is set as a starting point for a full HELP committee discussion Oct. 18.

For calculation of the characteristics of the channels, the heme iron of NdCld was set as a starting point for both proteins, which were structurally aligned.

Overall, our data set provides a starting point for investigating high-value miRNAs predicted to regulate multiple target genes of interest.

The rationale for selecting the interRAI AC clinical data set as a starting point for the development of QIs is as follows: ■ The instrument is designed primarily to support clinical decision making.

The first track on the second disc is "Dimming Of The Day". (I've decided to use the first song on each CD of the set as a starting point, since I've been following his music for so long, I literally don't know where to begin). It comes from one of his very best, Pour Down Like Silver.