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However not all cervical cancers found at screening will become fully cancerous and need treatment.

A similar law in Japan will become fully enforceable early in 2001.

"By adding them into the CB&I family, we will become fully diversified across the entire energy sector".

Legal work was finalised in November and the supervisor will become fully operational in late 2014.So much for control.

When you cruise between the many islands in your speedboat, you can see white sand-bars that within 50 to 60 years will become fully fledged islands.

IMC will become fully operational on 1 November and will publish 34 websites and more than 50 magazines claiming revenues of £145m.

However, if the cosmic ray acceleration time scale is shorter than the decay halflife, 59Ni will become fully-stripped of electrons and will be present in the cosmic rays.

Will Wikus become fully human again, and will the aliens finally escape this planet?

But Greek and international archaeologists and curators warn that the real consequences of the cuts will not become fully apparent for years and will be far more dire for ancient artifacts and historical scholarship.

As matters stand now, the lower tax rates will not become fully effective until 2006, the estate tax will not be fully repealed until 2010, the doubling of the tax credit for children will not take place until 2010 and new benefits for married couples will not begin until 2008.

The beam will eventually become fully replenished with microbubbles, and further increases in the time between each ultrasound pulse will not affect the microbubble signal in tissue.