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The gene that makes me unable to survive a twenty-five kiloton blast from a North Korean nuclear warhead.
Resilience is an intrinsic component of risk mitigation; without it, the company may be unable to survive a crisis, even one that the company has anticipated and planned for.
But the government is afraid this would lead to a destabilising outflow once rich countries start tightening monetary policy and that manufacturers would be unable to survive a stronger real, even temporarily.
The award was bittersweet given that the show -- unable to survive a drop in ticket sales -- has already closed on Broadway, although it will be produced at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles in July and then tour the country.
Many tropical plants that would be unable to survive a winter are legal for shipment to the mainland because they do not pose the threat of permanent invasion as weeds.
Of these lines, 23 were completely penetrant, where penetrance is defined as the percentage of worms unable to survive a 24-hr RA/H2S exposure.
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It is unable to survive without a host for more than a few days.
Dell has thinned the herd of PC makers before, said Tim Bajarin, an industry analyst in California; companies like AST and a host of smaller companies have found themselves unable to survive in a Dell world.
Protests against this took place because fishing communities believed this was a serious threat to them, and that they would be unable to survive as a result.
A group has gathered to prop up the murderous Assad: Iran, Russia, and Hezbollah, the last of which might be unable to survive without a friendly regime in Damascus.
The scheme is currently available only to victims of torture or sexual violence and to elderly or disabled people who are unable to survive in a refugee camp.
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