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That timing created a maximal shudder across the health-care industry.

Whether motivated by aesthetics or practicalities, the timing created a marvelous framework around this quiet, focused portrait in motion, which began with Mr. Le Roy rising from a table and walking with precise, mechanical shifts and jerks.

Though the snowfall might have been relatively mild by winter standards, the unusual timing created what Mr. Blonsky described as a "perfect storm" of tree damage: The snow became suspended on leaves, pulling down branches and, in some cases, entire trees.

The heist, which supposedly requires perfect timing, creates no sense of danger.

The timing creates a juxtaposition between Democratic economic security prescriptions for workers, such as raising the minimum wage and paid family leave, and Trump tax reform and federal budget policies that, Democrats say, are at odds with his populist campaign oath to prioritize "forgotten" Americans from the factory floors of the Rust Belt to the sawmills of the Mountain West.

The above experiments show that differing size and initiation timing creates higher average gene dosage and gene copy numbers on the large Vibrio chromosome.

While the State Department's decision caused Israel considerable embarrassment, it was the timing that created the greatest stir.

However, the cache introduces timing unpredictability creating serious challenges for real-time applications.

Her timing did create, you'll recall, a disgusting six-foot walled semicircle of bodies.

But market timing also creates extra transaction costs that are borne by all investors in a fund.

The timing, however, creates the impression the announcement on scrapping the PIP reforms was rushed out to take some of the sting out of Duncan Smith's criticism.