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There the lunar module sits, parked just where it landed 40 years ago, as if it still really were 40 years ago and all the time since merely imaginary.

But since older people are much more likely to have other diseases and health problems — and since merely getting discharged from the hospital doesn't tell us much about what your subsequent life is like (can you speak? walk? remember?) or where you live it or for how long — I think CPR raises a dilemma for older adults.

Mr Reed has since merely said that if he had known then what he knows now, he wouldn't have taken the work.In this section Of gambling, grannies and good sense A tangle of troubles Mr Bush's first veto A doctors' revolt Broken Reed Hot and hotter ReprintsMr Reed's loss by a surprising 12 percentage points is no great win for left-wing America.

Mitchell doesn't favor Rio Tinto, since merely a minor part of its operations is in nukes.

Since merely MMRA method is not immune to potential population stratification, "Q-Q" plots for the test statistics of MMRA were conducted for the five traits.

A reverse risk profile modification was not observed since merely 4 subjects characterized in 1988 as "medium or high-risk" were classified in 2001 in a lower risk category (McNemar-Bowker test χ2 = 104.790 df = 3, p < 0.001).

The steak index serves no useful purpose, however, since it merely reflects market performance instead of predicting it.

She claims this kind of advertising on her site would not compromise her report, since $200 merely covers costs.

Mr. Pugh calls the stills "a way not to scare people off," since showing "merely" a film tends to alarm buyers and to discourage some press.

Neither will it help Mexico's farmers in anything but the shortest term, since subsidies merely entrench the manifest inefficiencies in the system.

But the ruling does not necessarily contradict Ms Giles's findings, since it merely concluded that the three documents were not among those she found to be forged.