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Part of it was personal chemistry: Greenspan was impressed by the new President's agile mind, which could pick up complicated economic concepts quickly, and by his willingness to adopt conservative financial policies.

Attached to the scaffolding were several dozen infrared sensors, which could pick up and digitally record the light bounced back by the dozens of small reflectors on Mr. Hanks's black bodysuit, as well as by the 150 smaller reflectors attached to his facial muscles.

A combined sea and desert crossing may also be performed by some hirundines, swifts, and bee-eaters, which could pick up food on the way.

The new imaging was done by NASA's Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar, flown on a DC-8 aircraft, which could pick up earthworks as small as 1 to 2 meters high.

Being able to choose the larger of two fruit items can have a substantial influence on an animal's fitness and evolution may have favoured individuals which could pick the larger fruit item when competing with conspecifics.

[ 137] These same processes within the islet could be responsible for a loss of intracapillary endothelial cells which would decrease the rate at which they could pick up newly synthesized insulin and transport it to the systemic circulation, and provide a mechanism for the delay in first phase insulin secretion which is typical of T2DM and even impaired glucose tolerance.

Three months ago, Microsoft, which had promised to offer a "choice screen" from which users could pick the browser they preferred, was upbraided by the EU's competition commissioner, who said many users had not been able to view a choice of screen between February 2009 and July 2012.

Subjects received 10 trials in which a piece of meat was placed in one of the tool lanes, in a randomized order, which they could pick out with their beaks.

This article (all the premises of which we could pick apart for hours, but I'll leave the detailed doing so to you) was brought to my attention this weekend by a childhood friend who had recently left her husband.

The Chile international, who helped his nation to the Copa America title over the summer, was the only Arsenal player among the 23 nominees from which voters could pick.

Columbia and Berkeley Haas are taking this advice to heart: earlier this week the two schools announced that they are to end their ten-year-old joint executive MBA programme, in which students could pick up MBA degrees from both schools.