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FMVD material is hypofluorescent in the early stages and stains late on FA; these features were not found in any of the MacTel type 2 cases we present, perhaps because the outer blood retinal barrier remains intact.

The Russians present, perhaps feeling they were being patronised, drifted into another room, leaving others to clap.

Finally, in May, the series will present perhaps the best known of the bunch: "Pajama Game," the 1954 hit by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, with a book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell.

Before you start yours, gather together all the information you wish to present, perhaps as a typed chart or a draft drawn out in pencil.

As Muecke [ 15] notes, "...refugees present perhaps the maximum example of the human capacity to survive despite the greatest of losses and assaults on human identity and dignity".

In careful microscopic evaluations of resected liver specimens it is clear that there are almost always several previously unrecognised metastases present, perhaps indicating the impossible goal of reaching microscopic R0.

The greatest proportion of petroleum use globally is in transportation, and as conventional petroleum reserves are exhausted, the rise in transportation costs will present perhaps the greatest challenge to health systems [ 12].

We have presented perhaps the most accurate measurements to date of carrier frequencies for hundreds of recessive Mendelian alleles using a large, ethnically diverse clinical sample.

Mr. Harvey said he was currently looking at presenting perhaps two to four options.

This presents "perhaps the most difficult privacy issues in all of human history," says Edward Felten, a privacy expert at Princeton University.

The downside of this is that the experiences of the perpetrators are presented perhaps less fully than they might have been.