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Certainly he warrants a high grade for this book's way of identifying the real, character-defining forces at work amid the beguilingly silly stuff.
Our objective was to determine if the presence of such webs warrants a high index of suspicion for this chromosome deletion.
The union has been a give a legal opinion by John Hendy QC arguing that the use of 30,000 agency staff to handle the backlog of letters caused by the strike is unlawful and warrants a high court injunction.
According to simulation, the proposed fiber warrants a high nonlinear coefficient of the order 41 W−1 km−1 and a low dispersion of 0.25 ps/nm/km at 1550 nm wavelength.
The reason calcium EDTA warrants a high cost is unclear.
"The enormous potential of underground coal gasification to meet rising energy demand in a CO2-constrained world warrants a high priority effort by the United States government to speed commercialization," the Task Force study said.
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This was impressive and warrants a higher stock price.
His stuff clearly warrants a high-leverage role.
A thick book warrants a higher price, as it ostensibly offers more.
You also need to inquire after the ability to customize user profiles - further customization usually warrants a higher price tag per user.
Asthma genetics warrants a high-priority designation in the national research agenda given its association with factors beyond the exposed individual's control and the strict health basis of criteria pollutant standard setting under the CAA.
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