Ariane 44L carries four large liquid strap-on boosters to augment the launcher's thrust at liftoff and during the initial ascent. |
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Delicious weekly specials augment a superb menu, with a robust selection of favorites from America's four corners. |
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She will augment the school's mission to foster the growth of healthy and self-directed children. |
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Our approach in the changes we made was to augment his presence, and his loss left a void in the team and organization. |
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To augment their farm income, many Amish families cook meals for tourists but are not registered with state health agencies. |
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Paintings, drawings, animations and at last the feature films all augment our appreciation of Lord of the Rings. |
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While increasing the tempo in your step class may augment intensity, it can also increase the risk of injury. |
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The scattering of the bargaining unit across a whole state and a looming strike deadline only augment the confusion. |
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In many cases the excess of assets over liabilities in respect of pensioners can be released and used to augment pensions. |
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But when we and they share a common love and awe for God, we augment the sanctity of the world in glorifying God among the multitudes of peoples. |
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This carbon dioxide will thicken the atmosphere and augment greenhouse warming. |
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To augment his meager living stipend he was handing out flyers for timeshares when he met a tourist from Tokyo. |
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Their red locks and adornments of coral and pearls flounder on the pitch and whirl of the waves which augment the writhe of their seasnake legs. |
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Supporting displays and exhibits may also be used to augment written submissions. |
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Fluted columns, corbeils and beaded panel support and augment the mouldings. |
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Like cutting cedar for fencing material, oil and pulp production, a good pecan crop can augment yearly income. |
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Julia has just come to Heldref Publications to augment its editorial staff, with our journal as one of her first responsibilities. |
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My daughter is so rarely ill that she has had to augment her vocabulary at a time when her brain least feels like assimilating information. |
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The architectonics of the sculpted locks, the author argues, augment their power to fend off sorcery and other malevolent forces. |
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In 1704 the revenue was diverted to found Queen Anne's Bounty, to augment the incomes of poor livings. |
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Navy carrier-based jet fighters were available to augment continental air defense forces in an emergency. |
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Further speeches served to augment his stature and collections were published and enjoyed wide circulation. |
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They analyze the soil, figuring out how to augment nutrients to feed the vines. |
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Stimulating tongue acupoints could augment the neural pathways connected to the motor cortex and result in improvements in motor function. |
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Both models empower ranchers, because they complement and augment the rancher's own storehouse of knowledge and experience. |
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First, why did the exposure augment the responsiveness to both intravascular and aerosolized capsaicin? |
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The nation relied on volunteers to augment the regulars in the Continental Army, which demobilized rapidly after the war. |
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His ideas inform the stark images of rural wastelands, twilit amusement parks and whiskey bottles that augment the musician's songs in the film. |
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Augmented and induced labours were those where drugs were used to augment or induce labour. |
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Better solutions for both of these examples would be to leave the human process untouched and augment the system with automation. |
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Those monies cannot be used to fund her reasonable budget but they will augment her expenditure because they contain a roof element. |
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A Columbia University graduate, Rodriguez fell into bail bonds when he was looking to augment his salary from his printing business. |
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Market revenues are ploughed back into the market-strong areas or used to augment the corporate side of university operations. |
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We can use the misery index as an indicator, and augment it by subtracting the annual rate of real GDP growth. |
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He has genuine physical presence to augment his smooth changes of pace and direction. |
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Enzymes and bile salts in the gastric juice clearly augment the damaging effects of the acid. |
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Traditionally set tables are far enough apart to be intimate but close enough to augment the convivial atmosphere. |
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We would be called ever so often to augment police units at checkpoints and roadblocks on days when tension ran high. |
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I have observed countless team-mates attempting to augment cash flow by the traditional methods of cards, cuddies and casinos. |
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In addition, the emergency response plan may augment this procedure with a buddy system. |
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Many augment their basic training with additional practice, on their own time and at their own expense. |
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Translocation is usually used to augment the population of endangered animals. |
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Farmers make frequent releases of small numbers of these beneficial wasps to augment their existing populations of beneficials. |
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All of these are new firearms offences that augment existing offences in the Criminal Code. |
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The net proceeds will be used by the Company for general corporate purposes and to augment the Company's current liquidity position. |
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There was no evidence found that differential braking or asymmetric power was used to augment the turn. |
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The provision of neutral and evidence-based analysis of this information can serve to augment transparency and confidence. |
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Expanding analytic capacity through establishment of a small analytic unit will augment the ability for rapid delivery of new knowledge products. |
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Live in front of an audience, in a studio or with background choir: 4 chorus and 4 reverb effects augment the sound range of your digital piano. |
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Sharrock's father settled on him the rent of a small property in Northampton, to augment his fellowship, as he had given up a bursarship and tutorships in change for study. |
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Whether helping to ensure our health, secure our heritage, enhance our wealth, or to augment our security, the geosciences affect all aspects of our lives. |
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Walls of local ashlar to the left and a flush stone dado to the right augment this feeling of sedimentation, of Baldeweg's building being literally of the earth. |
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We need to think about the nuns who stood at a sink for 60 years washing delph to augment the measly contribution of the state to the care of the young. |
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These are successful Americanizations of the culturally unique ancestors, and they augment what American cinema prizes. |
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He seems to have done an acceptable job in that posting, so why not just continue and augment the relationship? |
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At dinner, she instructed the waiter to augment the french fries her husband had ordered with a side of spinach. |
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This may not be possible for all types of businesses, but, in some professions, it can be a good way to test the waters and augment your income. |
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While Breen, fresh from a brace of wins last weekend, made the seven-horse jump-off, two down with Old Town Katie ensured he did not augment his points tally. |
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The creation of this new fund, which is going to be a fund to augment the deathblow to the Canadian industry, is suspect. |
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Carefully canvass the full range of the indicia of the identification, including any distinguishing features that augment this evidence. |
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Only time will tell if it was the correct route to follow, but the old adage that two heads are better than one will hopefully augment our own individual attributes. |
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To augment our understanding of the widespread Late Jurassic occurrences, selected fossilized reefs will be compared to the modern reefs. |
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It will augment the literature units in the secondary curriculum that explore the twenties as a study of the lost generation or the American dream. |
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Ricoh begins worldwide copiers sales under its own brand name to augment OEM sales. |
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The play, staged in the Lyttelton Loft, is excellently designed by Jon Bausor, who uses video screens to augment the image of the garden as an orchidaceous enclave. |
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Top flight choreographers have weighed in to augment her preternatural talent for busting a move. |
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Still called léoparskin, blotchy stone of several colours, allowing him to augment the multiplicity and the movement of its energies. |
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If the fruit diminish as the requisition increases, or augment as that decreases, they, who are skilled in accounts, consider the rule of three to be inverted. |
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Farm-Africa is working with raffia and beekeeping projects in an attempt to augment sources of income outside the forest. |
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Crown jewels of our cheese heritage, traditional cheeses augment our body of expertise. |
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The articulation of these principles and rights is meant to augment other efforts to delineate such principles. |
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The British took draconian measures to augment the size of the fleet, improve the quality of the crews, and improve discipline. |
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Under this new arrangement, British Gas then took years of accumulated credit owed on accounts to augment its income. |
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Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy coordinator chairing the meeting, said the decision to augment the sanctions was unanimous. |
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It is likely therefore that 3D printing will augment current production methods and be used where it is economically viable to do so. |
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The results of the review clearly showed that we need to augment our resource base. |
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We therefore need to augment our rate of employment with jobs that are competitive. |
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It is but a matter of time before many more of our fellow Army Reserve comrades-in-arms will be called to replace and augment those who have already answered the call. |
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Making it the capital will only augment its commercial and economic status. |
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Nevertheless, the presence of the Adjuster does augment the qualitative manifestation of personality. |
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What we're trying to do is augment the igloo tag so that it complements the authentic Nunavut tag as well. |
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The added value of such an initiative would be to augment the present capacity for action. |
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A recently released study shows a diet rich in pulses can help control diabetes and augment levels of beneficial cholesterol. |
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Furthermore, we recommend inclusion of the federal government as a participant so as to augment the powers of the Canadian Securities Commission. |
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The Procedures represent CNSC expectations and guidance supporting the assessment of each application by CNSC staff, and are intended to augment and support licensing recommendations by staff to the Commission tribunal. |
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The new must augment the old, not replace it. |
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Ten additional rescue teams with defilading equipment have also reached Thatta from Karachi to augment flood relief and rescue efforts. |
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Soon after the LNO arrived, the 30th CSSB began shipping ration supplements to Sinjar to augment field rations. |
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He never sought to gain or augment the confidence of his followers by concealing facts, minimising difficulties, or overcolouring expectations. |
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Notable about these campaigns was Charles' incorporation, for the first time, of heavy cavalry with stirrups to augment his phalanx. |
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Following the wide-spread release of the Phase II Report IT CAN BE DONE, the Sub-committee continued its efforts to augment the information bank that it had begun during the previous two years. |
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The second contribution is the use of Kinect data to augment the appearance of humans, so that they can be clothed in a way that matches their surroundings. |
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These multi-agency intelligence-led teams augment the integrity and security of the border by identifying, investigating and interdicting individuals and organizations that pose a threat to the security of both nations. |
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Keogh will be busy on the phone in the next few days, looking to augment his squad before the trip to seventh-placed Grantham. |
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Assistive listening systems are used to augment regular audio systems and are used primarily by persons who are Deaf, deafened or hard of hearing. |
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It's hard to ignore the supraliminal suggestion to augment our party experience, but we're vibing enough off the song to keep rocking without any assistance. |
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This time while she's in, they're installing radio topmast antenna to augment the power of her radio beacon, which gives ships their bearing on N. Y.harbor. |
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In addition, periwinkle harvesting and collection of dulse seaweed along the Whites Cove shore are activities some local residents use to augment their incomes. |
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Ekso Bionics makes robotic exoskeletons, or wearable robots, to augment human strength, endurance and mobility. |
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The weapon smiths' initial response to the helmet was to augment the crushing power of the mace by casting the head in an ellipsoidal form that concentrated more force at the point of impact. |
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In effecting this growth, the REIT will strive to augment existing concentrations of space and to develop new concentrations of space within the Target Market. |
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Possible rising sea levels increase the likelihood of storm surges, augment the risk of coastal erosion and flooding, enforce landward intrusion of salt water and further endanger natural buffers such as wetlands. |
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Two additional biotechnology advisory commissions one on health and the other on the environment, stuffed with laymen and ethicists as well as scientists will soon augment the existing paraphernalia of regulation. |
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Perhaps the best way to think about AI is to see it as simply the latest in a long line of cognitive enhancements that humans have invented to augment the abilities of their brains. |
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These policies must leverage existing antivirus, anti-spyware, and patch solutions to augment protection levels from all types of attacks that target sensitive data. |
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Canada supports efforts to develop new mechanisms to augment the reliability of access to nuclear fuel that address both peaceful uses and non-proliferation concerns. |
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This model was specially developed to augment the heat from a heat pump. however, It is possible to use this unit only, without any other heat source. |
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This research will augment the data sources usually available to decision makers and will be of great interest to everyone affected by the reorganization of primary care. |
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In GERD, the objective of such a treatment is to repair the esophageal sphincter, and in SUI to augment the urethral sphincter. |
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He was able to augment his personal finances by charging household items to the trust or selling his own possessions to it. |
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At approx 500 tons she was smaller than Scillonian II and was used to augment the larger ship at busy times. |
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In Ancient warfare, most civilized nations relied heavily on irregulars to augment their small regular army. |
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This may help augment national economies and confer better living standards to the citizens. |
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Mesmerism was designed to make invisible forces augment the mental powers of the mesmeric object. |
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SmartGlass will augment your gaming experience in a couple of ways. |
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Field collections to augment the second colony were again made in northern Florida from Lake Talquin and Lake Miccosukee. |
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Local traders and businessmen organised a whip-round to augment the original display which was switched on last month but was not as dazzling as they had hoped. |
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Later versions had a rectangular sail on a single mast, which was used to replace or augment the effort of the rowers, particularly during long journeys. |
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The money from renting out a spare room can augment a salary. |
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But here too we must see that the monomanias that take us in result from the powerlessness to resist being taken in, in a powerlessness not to continue to augment and mutate. |
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This month, the peal of bells chimes in with the other sounds of the holiday season, as special concerts augment the usual schedule at carillons across the mountain West. |
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It is our intention to continue to augment our development cooperation initiatives with developing countries in general and Least Developed Countries in particular. |
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Salwa, another bogger, said that since the aim of the notification system is to provide a good service for families, men should also be included to augment the advantages. |
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Soil sampling and trenching programs, to augment information on the large gold soil anomaly already identified, continue at the Zopilote property in Honduras. |
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Some tugs also had passenger accommodation to enable them to serve as tenders to liners not actually berthing in Southampton and to augment the excursion fleet on occasion. |
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Also, during certain manoeuvres they augment the primary actuators. |
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In the next 25 years, we will learn how to augment our 100 trillion very slow interneuronal connections with high-speed virtual connections via nanorobotics. |
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Lenocta has also been demonstrated to augment cytokine signaling and responses in hemopoietic cell lines, which can enhance the body's immune system. |
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The Federally-funded CopyCat project is an instructive computer game that uses a virtual sign language tutor to augment the classroom experience for hearing-impaired children. |
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Increasing demand of phthalate plasticizers in automobiles and construction industry is expected to augment demand growth for phthalic anhydride over the forecast period. |
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High school teachers may wish to use it chapter-by-chapter and augment lessons in small parts, and the book is perfectly dissectible in that regard. |
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Such measures should be taken in the urbanization process as the costs of acquiring land and building rail corridors will augment manyfold in the future. |
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