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4) Equity dimensions Climate change is having, and will have, strongly differential effects on people within and between countries and regions, on this generation and future generations, and on human societies and the natural world.

It seems probable that the expanding body of work focused on the evolution of fish jaw biomechanics will determine that changes in upper jaw kinesis will have strongly influenced the success of many fish lineages that possess highly mobile jaws.

But it is in fact a terrible idea: poorly considered, vindictive and unjust.Bob Greenstein from the left-leaning Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities points out that the amendment "will likely have strongly racially discriminatory effects".

The film-makers have stressed that this movie will have a strongly anti-war message, but there are fears that it could be a vehicle for the Georgian government's version of events.

I think AT&T will have to strongly market this "unlimited" plan they speak of to all iPhone customers.

It is expected that the historical distribution of N. ocellatus will have been strongly regulated by Pleistocene climate change, such that there will be genetic signatures of Pleistocene refugia and subsequent range expansion.

"Asian countries generally still depend on imports of major weapons, which have strongly increased and will remain high in the near future".

If the war goes worse than expected, or if the economy does not bounce back when combat ends, Fed officials have strongly suggested they will pump money into the economy by reducing interest rates even more than they have already.

However, for reasons that we will turn to shortly, many philosophers have strongly resisted this option and have proposed that moral knowledge has its basis in non-natural aspects of the world that can be apprehended only through a faculty of moral intuition or reason that is independent of sense experience.

If the larvae have a perfect overlap in space and time with their prey, but the prey are all too small or too large, the larvae will still die from starvation or have strongly reduced growth rates, which lowers their chance of survival to recruitment [12].

Farmers in China have strongly opposed culls.