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One of the most significant differences is between the major emerging powers, China and India, which have displayed the most aggressive opposition to the plan, and the United States, which has emphasized a need for global compromise.

We successfully combined well established top-down methods such as PAA template-assisted nanowire synthesis and electrodeposition, which have displayed a large appeal for industrial processing due to their lower-cost and higher-yield.

Recent evidence surfaced that Exxon knew of climate change in 1981 but funded deniers for 27 more years (Goldenberg 2015) while reporting on a wide variety of CSR-related activities, and there were certainly other corporate actors which have displayed a blatant disregard for anything beyond profit maximization and resource exploitation.

Indeed, there are several miRNAs, including miR-140, miR-215, miR-224, and miR-20a, which have displayed a therapeutic effect in colon cancer [ 63, 64].

Of note, however, these drugs which have displayed anti-fibrotic properties target enzymes on a global level and may bring about adverse side effects; therefore, caution must be exerted.

Among the chemical compounds that have been attempted for CHIKV, some of the well-known broad-spectrum antivirals like chloroquine, ribavirin, and interferon, which have displayed some efficacy in humans, may prove to be promising.

In this environment, investors will probably flock to Google, which has displayed astonishing growth and profitability during its six-year history, analysts say.

The budget is designed to expand Britain's economy without inflation and win favor with the electorate, which has displayed growing disenchantment with the Macmillan government.

The Bush administration — which has displayed only intermittent interest in Iraq's political stalemates — will have to press a lot harder to make sure that all these new laws are translated into action.

Diageo sold the Dewar's brand to Bacardi the next year, but retained the Landseer in the deal and soon after gave it on loan to the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, which has displayed it in the 17 years since.

On Sunday, however, Lancaster's new breed come to Dublin and O'Driscoll is rightly wary of a team which has displayed more potency than any England team he has dispatched since '03.