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The Presbyterianism of the Scottish immigrants was successfully kept at bay until the time of the English Civil Wars; the Anglican bishoprics in Ireland were well-endowed and powerful, and it was not until 1643 that the first presbytery was established in Belfast.

Fermentation ability of the recombinant strain was successfully kept during a five-cycle repeated batch fermentation with 86.3% of theoretical yield based on starting biomass.

Coleman makes her first appearance in Doctor Who in this episode, before returning as the Doctor's new companion in the 2012 Christmas special; her appearance was successfully kept a secret from the general public prior to the episode's broadcast, as her casting as the new companion had already been announced.

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Amid turmoil and a certain amount of mayhem, some four or five thousand demonstrators were successfully kept away.

No hurricanes came to push the slick inland, and most of the oil has been successfully kept offshore.

HIV in the affluent parts of the world is successfully kept at bay with a cocktail of antiretroviral drugs, which became available in the late 1990s, causing death rates to fall dramatically.

If inflation is successfully kept down, this could rise to an average of 5.5%.One of the perennial problems that helped to cause Turkey's past economic crashes was political instability.

Although goldfish were successfully kept in glass vessels in England during the middle 1700s, aquarium keeping did not become well established until the relationship between oxygen, animals, and plants became known a century later.

Thus, we propose that horses can be successfully kept in groups of different sex and age composition.

Marine sediments were successfully kept inside the bioreactors during the enrichment process by strategically installing traps at different depths to prevent the wash-out of sediments.