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A complete pullout from Cern would, however, be difficult because there would be heavy financial penalties which were embedded in the original agreements.

Staff interviewed include both reporters and photographers, some of which were embedded with the armed forces in the lead up to and during the invasion.

It was Mr. Klein's first use of his emergency powers, which were embedded in the law passed last summer extending mayoral control of the city's schools.

It is likely to take several days for Wall Street to wade through and decipher many of the implications of the recommendations, which were embedded in reams of studies, reports and regulatory filings released simultaneously Tuesday afternoon.

Harvey photographed the brain and then cut it into 240 blocks, which were embedded in a resinlike substance.

The latter consisted of miniaturized electrodes, which were embedded in a silicone matrix loaded with various amounts of dexamethasone.

These are strips of heavy black plastic in which are embedded razor-sharp metal teeth, pointing up.

Gently push the neck back from the breast and find the wishbone, which is embedded in the breast flesh.

Like many Guggenheim productions, this one comes with a blast of managerial spin, which is embedded in the title.

— but at least it gestures in the direction of combat, which is embedded in the D.N.A. of sport.

Obama emerges directly from a powerful radical tradition in US politics which is embedded in its founding ideology - classical republicanism.