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Then, of course, there is the Eton factor, which encompasses not just Cameron and Johnson, but plenty of their Tory colleagues, aides and advisers.

The real kicker here though is the comprehensiveness of the service, which encompasses not only every type of grog your heart desires but also "condoms and beef jerky",a combination of words I really couldn't bring myself to separate.

In just two days, Michelle Obama carved out a niche for herself which encompasses not just being First Lady, but practically the most totemic of all female roles: the Good Mother.

System modeling at the level which encompasses not only the storage material and vessel/reactor, but also integration with a fuel cell and balance-of-plant components, provides a more complete assessment of viability and guides options for improvement.

Marianne Legato, professor of clinical medicine at Columbia University, and one of the foremost experts in gender differences, has been at the forefront of this revolution in understanding, which encompasses not just behavioural variations between men and women - universally acknowledged - but gender specific differences in physiology.

But his stamp, like that of the Basses, is imprinted on the revival of this gritty area of Kansas City known as the West Bottoms, which encompasses not only the former stockyard district but also blocks of architecturally significant old warehouses now being turned into loft apartments and abandoned railroad yards being developed as an industrial park.

Here, we propose that producer-based eco-efficiency and consumer-based eco-efficiency can be used in identifying key ecodesign issues, which encompass not only the environmental aspects of a product, but also other aspects such as product quality and consumer satisfaction.

Unobserved factors, which influence demand for each of the health inputs and outputs, are captured by ε, which encompass not only tastes but also innate healthiness and other individual characteristics.

This type of injury does not adequately represent the full extent of tissue damage observed in older humans, which encompasses injury not only to the muscle fibers, but also to the surrounding tissue components, such as the vasculature and nerves.

However, with the opportunity to use the quite unique organized system that is the Club Rhumatismes et Inflammation website, which encompasses most if not all the physicians interested in biologics and systemic diseases, we think these missing cases are scarce.

A unifying explanation is that the trigger for VILI is an excessive energy/power load, which encompasses pressures, volume and though not tested in the present study—respiratory rate and flow.