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SUBARU LEGACY AND OUTBACK Significantly stretched wheelbases, roomier interiors and more attention-getting styling are the big news from the new Subarus that go on sale around August.

In the case of (PS 2 PDMS), although the core area per PS chain, AC, was significantly lower than that of the linear copolymers, the coronal chains were not significantly stretched.

One such trailblazer, who significantly stretched the confines of female expectations of the period, was the explorer/mountaineer Annie Smith Peck.

Two considerably less traditional festivals followed in 1990 and 1993 under the direction of Peter Sellars that significantly stretched the international reach and also the local reach.

Mentoring for mid-career researchers and practitioners significantly stretched the timelines of all projects to the extent that all projects required time extensions of between 6 and 24 months beyond their original 4-year grants.

A powerful post-Coltrane saxophonist and improviser on the bass clarinet, Garland will significantly stretch the expressive range of Simcock's very eloquent trio.

At most stages of HIV/AIDS disease, counseling takes more time than direct clinical activities, so reassigning these duties to non-clinical staff can significantly stretch potentially limited nursing resources.

In 2004, 1 in 5 American patients died in the ICU, and the doubling of patients above the age of 65 years by 2030 is expected to significantly stretch ICU services [ 5].

Furthermore, in conventional solids, the occurrence of singular stress concentrations is the reason for rapid catastrophic failure under deformation, as chemical bonds at the corners of cracks are stretched significantly and immensely exceed the deformation and stress imposed at the boundaries of the system.

A key challenge is that with the potential increase in the number of medical doctors, once the local students return from Cuba, some PICs may face substantial rises in salary expenditure which could significantly strain already stretched government budgets.

The risk is that unless supply accelerates significantly, affordability will become stretched.