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The production and distribution of a press review about French regional economic actors represents a prospecting tool on partners and competitors for the businessman.

It didn't regard release purely to die in a hospice or at home as sufficient to represent a "prospect of release", and so represented a breach of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

For those of us whose lives are not micro-managed down to the last second, this hardly represents a thrilling prospect.

This suggested that a selective small molecule inhibitor of the NS2 autoprotease represents a viable prospect.

It represents a mouthwatering prospect, but the overarching theme from the United States camp was that Mexico was to be respected despite their troubles.

But as a simultaneous new CEO and new mother, she represents a new prospect of what is possible.

Thus, our results support the idea that immunoproteasome represents a promising prospect for certain tumors including breast cancer.

Characterizing the probability distribution of streamflows in catchments lacking in discharge measurements represents an attractive prospect with consequences for practical and scientific applications, in particular water resources management.

As a replacement for the departing Juan Mata in the Chelsea squad, albeit a very different player, Salah represents an exciting prospect.

Important progress is being made in the field with a diverse range of functionalities, sometimes beyond those found in biology, being successfully engineered into these simplified scaffolds and represents an exciting prospect for the future.

Cerebral near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) represents an exciting prospect for the non-invasive monitoring of cerebral tissue oxygenation in traumatic brain injury (TBI).