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Numerical computations do predict pretty high thermal conductance at the interface (order of 107 W·m-2·K-1), whindeeddeed makes CNTs ideal candidates for constructing nanofins.

Finally, to briefly describe the recent and present evolution of the not so slowly changing field produced within the Earth's core, known as the Main Field, and which indeed makes for most of the observed present magnetic field.

Unlike the FIBRA study, which used a convenience sample, ours used a weigthing sample in which a weight is attributed to each individual, which indeed makes it a representative sample of the city of Sao Paulo.

We found that some women feel pressured by their environment to return to work, which indeed made them more vulnerable.

What we are thinking, but not saying in this amazing turn on the classic mother-daughter conversation, is that in the world we now occupy, there are circumstances under which it indeed makes sense to follow your friends when they jump out the window of a very tall building.

The Last Tracks dinner (970-349-2211 for reservations) begins with a ride up the Red Lady Express lift and a ski (or snowshoe) to the outdoor Ice Bar (970-349-2275), whindeed indeed made of sculptured ice blocks.

The only thing it correctly explains is the composition of my pants, which are indeed made from tiny strings.

The main achievement of The Interview, which might indeed make it a threat to North Korea, is that it effectively portrays Kim as a ridiculous figure.

Companies including Uber and Airbus are looking into the viability of airborne on-demand autonomous transit, which would indeed make for less congestion on city streets.

"He views this as a matter for the church on account of the disproportional impact of climate change on the poor and disadvantaged, which does indeed make it a moral issue".

Members of the House will know that the Commission's initiative on air traffic management has been developing at the same time as the INSTAR study being undertaken by the European Civil Aviation Conference in which the Commission has been closely involved and to which we have, indeed, made significant financial contributions.