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The label for the dagger and scabbard in the show's first gallery, which may stop you in your tracks before you even get started, lists the total number of tiny rubies (1,685) intricately affixed to its gold surface.
Swimmers (and some NIMBYs) are now enraged by plans to build dams around some of the ponds, which may stop them swimming for a bit and change the look of Hampstead Heath.
Recently some publishers have developed business schemes which may stop this tendency.
Although preliminary, results confirmed that FAT1 overexpression affects YAP/TAZ phosphorylation, nuclear localization and transcriptional activity, which may stop cell proliferation and affect cell polarity.
Another aspect is the machine's failure during the manufacturing process, which may stop the production line, and subsequent delay may occur in completing the manufacturing operations.
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It seems like we're finally listening, and that can surely give us some hope for a future in which we may stop talking about ourselves as atomised individual consumers, and think of ourselves as something altogether better: a nation of sharers.
Keep heading south and you will pass a Chaos Altar which you may stop by if you were using any prayers.
Even more promising, say doctors, is a polymerase inhibitor, which may also stop the virus from replicating.
It also will be interesting to see how this limit affects embedded TV shows, which may just stop functioning after too much time.
Rarely, a retroperitoneal leak may occur which is unlikely to be detected clinically, however, is of significance as it can be the cause of acute ultra-filtration failure, which may necessitate stopping CAPD treatment for a period and in some cases requires surgical intervention (Fig. 10) [210.
