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A more complicated system that would combat decoys or munitions that carry biological weapons -- known as layered defense -- would cost between one-quarter trillion and half a trillion dollars, Mr. Biden said.
The thrust of their work concerns overcoming bureaucratic hurdles that impede the smooth provision of government services – which is certainly less spectacular than the original promise of a body that would combat social exclusion head-on.
Parker's acclaimed historical biopic had sold for a record-breaking $17.5m£13.5m5m) at this year's Sundance film festival and had been touted as the film that would combat recent #OscarsSoWhite controversy at next year's ceremony.
The Rockefeller family members who were publicly backing the effort this year said they did not intend to embarrass Mr. Tillerson but thought that the company needed to show more leadership in developing alternative fuel sources that would combat global warming.
Nate Parker's The Birth of a Nation entered Toronto so clouded in controversy it probably never stood a chance of reclaiming the glory of its Sundance debut, where it sold to Fox Searchlight for a record sum and ignited Oscar buzz as the film that would combat recent #OscarsSoWhite controversy at next year's ceremony.
President Vicente Fox of Mexico called today for the dismantling of a 54-year-old defense treaty between the United States and Latin American nations that was aimed at protecting the hemisphere against Communism and replacing it with pacts that would combat widespread social ills and organized crime.
The Prussian king of that time, Frederick William IV, hoped that Schelling would combat the so-called dragon's seed of Hegelianism in Berlin, where Hegel had been working until his death in 1831.
Back in December, Facebook declared that it would combat fake news by partnering with respected news organizations that would flag stories as false.
In this situation, a policy that would help combat smoking in Nigeria will have to harness some of these cultural beliefs in order for the policy to be effective for that particular population.
In particular, the recent determination of the intimate three-dimensional structure of a few serine/threonine kinases (reviewed in Ref. 16) and tyrosine kinases, and more to come, should offer significant opportunities for designing previously unexploited molecules that would efficiently combat bacterial diseases by acting on this protein modification.
Without commenting on the specifics of that case, Mr. Davis said Mr. Abraham planned to send a strongly worded memorandum to department employees on Monday declaring that he would combat any trace of profiling in the Department of Energy.
