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10), which described possible investment alternatives in a period of low interest rates: The Federal Reserve's relentless lowering of interest rates has bolstered consumer spending in the short run while clobbering senior savers.
Re "On Taxes, What's the Fairest of Them All?" (Economic View, May 25), which described possible effects of federal tax cuts: Many retired seniors who are not "fat cats" have the bulk of their retirement savings invested in individual retirement accounts.
According to the indictment, reports from the operation were sent to Mr. Mughassil and officials in Iran, which described possible attacks sites like the American Embassy in Riyadh, a nearby fish market and finally locations in the eastern province of Saudi Arabia, which includes the site of the Khobar Towers apartment complex.
24), which described new possible medication in battling the disorder: As a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, I know that there is no magic bullet for the treatment of schizophrenia, or for any mental illness, for that matter.
Re "On Taxes, What's the Fairest of Them All" (Economic View, May 25), which described the possible effects of the new federal tax cuts, versus those of rejected alternatives: One of my friends works like a busy beaver and has taxes deducted from her hard-earned income.
To the best of our knowledge, this is a novel research that describes the FD-MAC for this kind of Het-WLAN, which describes all possible transmissions.
Furthermore, all information was integrated into a narrative story, which describes a possible and plausible situation in the future of the European chemical industry.
The first phase deals with the packing of boxes into identical bins using an extension of the Extreme Points which describe the possible interesting positions to accommodate boxes.
Rapid curation records only minimal information about either the experiment or participating molecules, MIMIx-level curation (3) gathers experimental detail, but not additional information about the participating molecules provided by the detailed IMEx-level curation (4), which describes all possible details the authors give concerning a specific experiment and its molecular components.
Our Bayesian and a classical A-optimal design routine are allowed to make suggestions from a set of 27 experiments, which describe all possible perturbation permutations of the three species that can experimentally be accessed through overexpression or siRNA silencing, namely PKD, CERT and PI4KIIIβ.
For example, one article described possible scenarios in which some vulnerable individuals (e.g., people who inject drugs) may become "ghettoized" in that they can only live in places that support adherence to treatment [ 50].
