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The White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, told reporters that the session would not be officially transcribed because the White House considered it a "private meeting" that would include highly classified information.

Many people, we suspect, would define collaboration as any situation where people work together in a coordinated way to achieve common objectives and would include highly specified and synchronized coordination, such as traditional assembly line operations.

Neither would include highly processed industry manipulations.

The latter group would include highly paid professionals, like doctors and lawyers.

The text says experiments were done in the second postnatal week, which would include poorly and highly connected cells/days.

Molecules where the chemical space is restricted should be considered for continued ASD use; this would include drug substances with highly planar/rigid molecules with high melting point (>200 °C), very low solubility (<0.1 mg/mL), significant pH effects, low permeability, no prodrug handles, high propensity for supersaturation, and an inability to easily obtain crystalline forms.

It was unclear whether that cooperation would include the Giuliani campaign's highly valuable mailing lists of political donors that fed the mayor's prodigiously successful fund-raising operation.

"All clear!" Initially, NASA scientists warned that debris would include explosive bolts, volatile sealant and highly toxic fuel tanks.

These would include Belongers of Haitian descent, a highly sensitive issue in a territory of 30,000 of whom half are estimated to be illegal Haitian migrants (non-Belongers).

In his state of the union speech on Tuesday night, President Obama said that his proposals for reform would include new channels to "attract the highly-skilled entrepreneurs and engineers that will help create jobs and grow our economy".

Softwood Timber Program loan was available to eligible financially distressed borrowers who would take marginal land, including highly erodible land, out of production of agricultural commodities other than the production of softwood timber.