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As well the introduction of a new five-second penalty for minor offences, points will be awarded on a sliding scale depending on the misdemeanour.

As well, the introduction of other serotypes of dengue (and hence the risk of the more serious complication of dengue haemorrhagic disease) will also come from residents returning or foreign tourists.

The increased frequency of genotype D4 detection during recent years can be explained by the interruption of transmission of most of the indigenous strains, as well the introduction of genotype D4 strains into highly mobile and hard-to-reach populations with low vaccination levels.

This technology is relatively free from the problems of evaporation (see Additional file 3) and adhesion losses owing to the direct transfer from well to well and the introduction of wet vessels made of gel.

Many novel pharmacotherapeutic approaches under development including the use of melanocortins and Rho-kinase inhibitors as well as the introduction of gene therapy and tissue engineering have demonstrated efficacy in animal as well as early human trials.

New York saw a rapid proliferation of bike lanes under Michael Bloomberg's tenure as mayor, as well as the introduction of the hugely popular Citibikes.

This makes particular sense with swingeing cuts in social housing and housing benefit as well as the introduction of new temporary tenancies.

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"The prevention of deaths and incidents of harm, as well as the introduction of a stronger culture of accountability, is expected to result in fewer incidents that would lead to litigation payouts.

Among these are the inclusion of spending on research and development and weapons as investment as well as the introduction of spending on illegal activities such as drugs and prostitution in the calculation of nation's income.

In the period up to 1997 there were 5,780 terrorist actions costing 3,478 lives and leaving 2,099 permanently disabled, as well as the introduction of dengue fever in 1981 which affected more than 340,000 people and killed 158 of them.