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I'm not completely sold on the idea that the browser is the best place for experiencing virtual reality, but there is something to be said for Mozilla's approach of creating an open ecosystem that could side-step the walled gardens of the different VR vendors in the long run.

In a Telegraph blog today, the Tory commentator Benedict Brogan says that the public could side with Labour.

Be on the lookout for symptoms that could be side effects of the drug.

The Co3O4-nanofiber electrode did not contain any carbonaceous materials that could promote side reactions, such as the decomposition of the electrolyte and formation of Li2CO3.

While qualified doctors did prescribe more effective drugs on average, they also were quicker to administer unnecessary antibiotics that could have side effects and breed resistance.

The problem, he said, with re-classifying synthetics as Class A was that producers could side-step the legislation by altering the chemical make-up of the drugs.

Remove any rotted parts of the siding or anything that could impact the siding.

Historically, the best IBS sufferers could do was to take expensive prescription drugs that could have debilitating side effects.

ICOS Corp. and Eli Lilly have an impotence pill in final-stage human testing that could have fewer side effects.

Magnetic seizure therapy (MST) was developed as an alternative therapy that could reduce postseizure side effects through the induction of more "focal" seizure activity.

Instead, they're both tools -- imperfect technologies that could produce unintended side effects.