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| young woman, and the film suffers during her | prolonged absence in the later stages." |
| mon grounds for divorce are incompatibility, | prolonged absence without good reason, abandonment by |
| been questioned by critics, pointing out the | prolonged absence of a local and regional branch netwo |
| uded Hockless, and despite confusion for his | prolonged absence by the clubs supporters the player w |
| After a | prolonged absence from the jazz scene, Max decided to |
| - Paul Newman would return to NASCAR after a | prolonged absence last running the #37 Kmart sponsored |
| thers health and eventual death which caused | prolonged absence from the school. |
| nd, his marriage with Miss Richards, and his | prolonged absence from Spain had much shaken his devot |
| His daughter, Tiburge, in her father's | prolonged absence, was being named "countess of Orange |
| commercial side of the paper during Rossa's | prolonged absences and appears to have been unbusiness |
| correspondence indicate that, during Wyatt's | prolonged absences, he took it upon himself to direct |
| Generally, ArmorFlex panels must withstand | prolonged abuse before breaking. |
| In | prolonged acidosis, PEPCK is upregulated in renal prox |
| -negative isoform of Kv2.1, exhibit markedly | prolonged action potentials and demonstrate arrhythmia |
| ure of St. Vith by 18:00 on 17 December, the | prolonged action in and around it presented a major bl |
| re of NAADP action is its desensitization on | prolonged action even when at subthreshold concentrati |
| and courageous at his station throughout the | prolonged action, Hayes maintained fire from his gun o |
| l and vigilant at his station throughout the | prolonged action, Cronin watched for signals and skill |
| it the metabolism of midazolam, leading to a | prolonged action. |
| 2008: | Prolonged Active Antagonism |
| developed any clinical symptoms, even during | prolonged, active infestations. |
| As a result of a | prolonged activity, the mediation between the prefectu |
| Prolonged administration can have an impact upon the c | |
| Barry, like their brother, are torn between | prolonged adolescence and commitment to marriage. |
| frica (MENA) region, described as "a kind of | prolonged adolescence". |
| y imprisoning his antagonists, and aroused a | prolonged agitation by abolishing the tenant-right and |
| ly compromising and included extenuating and | prolonged agony" was "not scientifically explainable". |
| Prolonged airway stress can pull laryngeal walls inwar | |
| ts diagnosed with dementia have a history of | prolonged alcohol abuse. |
| Prolonged alcoholism may lead to alcoholic ketoacidosi | |
| People who play Tetris for a | prolonged amount of time may then find themselves thin |
| icular and prostate fluid congestion, due to | prolonged and unsatisfied sexual excitement. |
| g burn" in the throat and is one of the most | prolonged and difficult to rinse out. |
| hen the economy would suffer but not enter a | prolonged and severe recession. |
| millisecond, followed by a second much more | prolonged and less intense emission of light taking a |
| t the losing game to the end, and due to his | prolonged and slow transmissions, East German security |
| After | prolonged and sharp diplomatic exchanges, US oil compa |
| After | prolonged and complicated contract talks, Guardiola si |
| r City (CBC) which, from 1994 to 2004, led a | prolonged and highly popular but ultimately unsuccessf |
| mpotence, and rarely psychosis, as well as a | prolonged and unpleasant hangover effect similar to th |
| As the result of | prolonged and painful illness, starting with a varicos |
| man who was killed in December 2000 during a | prolonged and violent exorcism carried out by Pastor L |
| Thus, the CLGB records a | prolonged and episodic history of rifting, sedimentati |
| , and have scales with a very characteristic | prolonged and often recurved or S-shaped apex. |
| The | prolonged and multi-focal ceremony took place between |
| The West Saxon invasion was by all accounts | prolonged and bloody. |
| he most conspicuous bravery in action during | prolonged and severe operations. |
| Prolonged annealing at 1400°C is then carried out to r | |
| cm broad, the cone scales not having a very | prolonged apex; the seeds are also slightly smaller. |
| Acid-base Metabolism, and Circulation During | Prolonged Apnoea was published. |
| ( | Prolonged Applause) |
| using a low factor VIII level) may lead to a | prolonged aPTT correcting on mixing studies. |
| lic attention in 1996 when they engaged in a | prolonged armed standoff with agents of the Federal Bu |
| Prolonged arrest of cells in mitosis due to nocodazole | |
| r two weeks of fierce combat, which included | prolonged artillery exchanges and even hand to hand co |
| Negotiations were | prolonged as much as possible and it was agreed that t |
| ural ridges that cross flattened rim and are | prolonged as marginal spines; annulated axis with knob |
| es (doubled consonants) in Polish is clearly | prolonged, as in Italian. |
| inated and Keith's shoulder was injured by a | prolonged assault at the hands of Michaels, the Hart b |
| >5.0 mEq/l | Prolonged atrioventricular conduction |
| Without sufficient fuel for | prolonged attempts at manual docking, the mission had |
| y do by the end of the scene but not after a | prolonged aural torture for Joyce. |
| his kingship and finally attains Nirvana by | prolonged austerity (tapas). |
| ife patterns involving marriage, divorce and | prolonged bachelorhood have been altered for men since |
| The hind-gut is at first | prolonged backward into the body-stalk as the tube of |
| dum; diminishing rapidly in thickness, it is | prolonged backward under the name of the rostrum, whic |
| crura (posterior pillars) of the fornix are | prolonged backward from the body. |
| ent prompted his indefinite suspension and a | prolonged battery of medical tests which ultimately re |
| lure and to assist in the recovery through a | prolonged battle with heavy bombing capability. |
| for the Protection of Rural England fought a | prolonged battle to save the house: eventually a prese |
| He died in New York after a | prolonged battle with bone marrow cancer. |
| imated film, where Liz immolates it, after a | prolonged battle near the ocean. |
| ing to be dispersed around Leeds but after a | prolonged battle with the council, they won the right |
| When Itachi dies after a | prolonged battle, Sasuke is collected by Madara Uchiha |
| al cervix is covered by peritoneum, which is | prolonged below on to the posterior vaginal wall, when |
| that regulators postponed the execution of a | prolonged blackout proposal. |
| iver noticed the stationary train and gave a | prolonged blast on his whistle, but there is a sharp t |
| an being linked to the X chromosome, and (4) | prolonged bleeding times by the Duke method (ear lobe |
| Latamoxef has been associated with | prolonged bleeding time, and several cases of coagulop |
| with a vast wonderland of melodic glitch and | prolonged bliss." |
| tself before Montreal, making a siege or any | prolonged blockade impossible. |
| sed in the Bessemer process and subjected to | prolonged blowing. |
| When warmed with alcohols, or on | prolonged boiling with other solvents, palladium(II) a |
| enic glucosides, and can only be eaten after | prolonged boiling. |
| September 5 to September 6: After a | prolonged bombardment, German forces stormed four of t |
| After | prolonged bombing runs on the French coast by the U.S. |
| She has had a | prolonged bout of acne, which she recently explained w |
| ge Cross read: "For the most conspicuous and | prolonged bravery and contempt of death in clearing Me |
| he station still went off the air during the | prolonged breaks between academic quarters. |
| In 1918, after a | prolonged build-up, the Allies, under the energetic Fr |
| ed by a pitched roof, its nave is topped and | prolonged by a deep polygonal choir illuminated by hig |
| sses, such as cement, the refractory life is | prolonged by maintaining a coating of the processed ma |
| Shelf life can be | prolonged by freezing or pasteurization. |
| ramiprilat is variable (3-16 hours), and is | prolonged by heart and liver failure, as well as kidne |
| umour that their three year service would be | prolonged by one additional year. |
| In 1947, while Syria was facing a | prolonged cabinet crisis, President Kuwatli called on |
| After a | prolonged campaign (backed by former Test cricket umpi |
| en with high tech equipment) when applied to | prolonged camping at temperatures below zero Fahrenhei |
| e amounts can cause hypercalcemia, which (if | prolonged) can lead to calcium salt deposits in the so |
| For | prolonged cases, he states the impetus for such behavi |
| he capture of Shamil, thus helping bring the | prolonged Caucasian War to an end. |
| La Prensa was hence forth subjected to | prolonged censorship by the regime. |
| releases the Elder Kai, who then performs a | prolonged ceremony to unlock Gohan's latent powers. |
| lso was seen to evoke severe arrhythmias and | prolonged changes in the intercellular electrical coup |
| Patients who receive | prolonged Cleviprex infusions and are not transitioned |
| A | prolonged clotting time of 30 seconds or greater that |
| id in vitro, and their presence results in a | prolonged clotting time. |
| Current bleeding tendencies or abnormally | prolonged coagulation parameters observed within 30 da |
| ask Force continued throughout the period of | prolonged combat operations, resulting in the resoundi |
| sexual selection for a trait advantageous in | prolonged combat. |
| d's post-war period of economic hardship was | prolonged, compared to other European capitalist count |
| pressed concern over the consequences of the | prolonged conflict in Darfur on the civilian populatio |
| Abkhazia on 3 October, but had resulted in a | prolonged conflict over the results between the two ma |
| The consequences of the | prolonged conflict proved disastrous for the Empire, w |
| Both helped to trigger | prolonged conflict within Bohemia and beyond. |
| The | prolonged conflict had turned Skaro into a wasteland, |
| oors to the public in September 2004 after a | prolonged construction financed by the Government of P |
| Mg2+, e.g. when these materials are left in | prolonged contact with sea water or brines, Mg(OH)2 pr |
| Prolonged contact with the crystal eventually turns he | |
| It ignites glass on | prolonged contact. |
| ity of the match until Warlord gained a more | prolonged control and attempted to perform his finishi |
| In 2001 after | prolonged controversy permission was granted on appeal |
| His resignation led to a | prolonged controversy over the actions of Athletic Dir |
| very celebrated in its day, and gave rise to | prolonged controversy. |
| In masabcha, the chickpeas go through a | prolonged cooking process that renders them quite soft |
| Since ancient times, | prolonged cooking of fruit to reduce its volume has be |
| es of tendon in each ball will dissolve with | prolonged cooking. |
| Some males participate in | prolonged copulations; by engaging in prolonged copula |
| The | prolonged court battles, however, had the effect of po |
| "criticisms" will always look to you like a | prolonged criticism; I don't quite understand what you |
| t a certain indicator for raised pressure as | prolonged crying by the baby may produce the same effe |
| Economists say a | prolonged deadlock will lead to widespread petrol and |
| During | prolonged debate over where to put a correctional faci |
| sappeared around 1940 (Hockey 1996), after a | prolonged decline starting probably in the 19th centur |
| 000, or less than a dollar an acre, during a | prolonged depressed real estate market. |
| Carex acuta does not tolerate | prolonged desiccation. |
| After extensive community input and | prolonged design and construction periods, the Chicago |
| t would have been hard to justify the Mena's | prolonged detention in handcuffs.. |
| The Bell X-2 had a | prolonged development period due to the advances neede |
| After | prolonged discussions, the will was pronounced heretic |
| nshakable", led Edwards to get involved in a | prolonged dispute over whether Christian Science 'nurs |
| other loop diuretics, torasemide has a more | prolonged diuretic effect than equipotent doses of fur |
| re therefore advised not to perform steep or | prolonged dives in the D.III. |
| aid the results demonstrated "potent, rapid, | prolonged, dose-dependent, highly significant antivira |
| the lower part of the helix the cartilage is | prolonged downward as a tail-like process, the cauda h |
| r processes of the fifth sacral vertebra are | prolonged downward as rounded processes, which are nam |
| ish kills can also result from a dramatic or | prolonged drop in air (and thus, water) temperature. |
| In May 2007, due to the | prolonged drought which was likely to adversely affect |
| razing-, cold-, and drought-tolerant, though | prolonged drought leads to a reduction in root number |
| ing topsoil moisture and greatly affecting a | prolonged drought in the Southwestern United States. |
| The storm of black dust resulted from | prolonged drought and overplowing in the Great Plains, |
| its first agricultural show in 1888, after a | prolonged drought in the district. |
| In 2009, a | prolonged drought proved catastrophic for Mzima's wild |
| e rainfall produced by Caroline helped end a | prolonged drought in the Rio Grande Valley area of Tex |
| A | prolonged drought (high KBDI) influences fire intensit |
| The | prolonged drought in 2007 saw Tilpa run out of potable |
| al property, which had been exacerbated by a | prolonged drought after the Second World War. |
| the first humans, the island was struck by a | prolonged drought. |
| and 2009 the pond dried up after periods of | prolonged drought. |
| encing severe economic difficulties due to a | prolonged drought. |
| diseases and to activate clouds for rain in | prolonged drought. |
| uted in a humanitarian aid program following | prolonged droughts, after which the species spread rap |
| ork of rivers which sustain life through the | prolonged dry periods. |
| vy rain, they dry to a trickle in periods of | prolonged dry weather. |
| ame spot until conditions become unsuitable ( | prolonged dryness, for example), or a predator attacks |
| By 1958 she had begun her first | prolonged duty in the Pacific. |
| try would from the 50s onwards come to enjoy | prolonged economic growth (Wirtschaftswunder) followin |
| world's most risky places to invest, but the | prolonged economic slowdown in western markets has pro |
| The | prolonged effect of RNAa could be attributed to epigen |
| from the public,and engaged in a systematic, | prolonged effort to block access-to-information reques |
| Despite a | prolonged effort by the new Wesleyan University presid |
| The | prolonged elevation of insulin levels can lead to dysl |
| After a | prolonged engagement, the Invincible attempted to flee |
| Mental development is normal if | prolonged episode of hyperammonemia can be avoided. |
| d intense periods of violence, as well as at | prolonged episodes of violence and war where the state |
| Through a | prolonged evidentiary proceeding in 1883, followed by |
| t from first and continuing use but not from | prolonged exclusive use.' |
| From coming up with the idea, he began | prolonged experimentation with materials and compositi |
| hardy goldfish, Fantails can be sensitive to | prolonged exposure to low water temperatures. |
| Prolonged exposure to sunlight converts the compound i | |
| e is not currently known to be a carcinogen, | prolonged exposure may cause serious damage to the cen |
| itive firing of action potentials as well as | prolonged exposure to neurotransmitters at neuromuscul |
| women worked with trinitrotoluene (TNT), and | prolonged exposure to the sulfur turned the women's sk |
| ek) from lingering effects of his wounds and | prolonged exposure in the field. |
| liver, the kidneys, and the bones, where the | prolonged exposure to gamma radiation can cause cancer |
| Prolonged Exposure | |
| Prolonged exposure to a substance | |
| o vernalization (promotion of flowering by a | prolonged exposure to cold temperatures) record a gene |
| Prolonged exposure may also cause cancer. | |
| s been speculated that astronauts subject to | prolonged exposure to lunar dust may be susceptible to |
| Also, | prolonged exposure to large quantities of cheese mites |
| The effects of | prolonged exposure to the low-gravity of the moon, for |
| This chemical may be sensitive to | prolonged exposure to air. |
| e affected by hearing loss due to age and/or | prolonged exposure to very loud noises. |
| Prolonged exposure to nickel and its compounds have be | |
| ity to distinguish a particular odor after a | prolonged exposure to that airborne compound. |
| module suffered no damage as a result of its | prolonged exposure to space conditions. |
| Prolonged exposure to moisture degrades transmission i | |
| Prolonged exposure to the chemicals also caused seriou | |
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