| With a circulation like that it could pay quite generously and it could be a lifeline for promising but unestablished writers. |
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| Other investors will not be so trusting and will need legal certainty regarding the title to property before buying in an unestablished market. |
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| In particular, young, unestablished players such as Glover, Mottola, SG DerMarr Johnson and PF Cal Bowdler should play with high energy. |
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| Since Guatemalan Americans comprise a small and largely unestablished group, they have not yet been very involved with American politics. |
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| We, the food blogging community, fall squarely into the unestablished food writing media. |
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| They want you to equate in your mind that information you find on the internet from an unestablished source is basically no better than garbage. |
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| For best results, water a young, unestablished tree directly over the root ball. |
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| Yet, for those who are unestablished, gaining recognition in the profession is a tough journey. |
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| If any other species is allowed to settle into a martin house at an unestablished site, those houses will rarely attract nesting martins. |
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| He concludes that the value of zinc in persons with common cold symptoms remains unestablished because of blinding problems in comparing oral zinc preparations with placebo. |
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| Many of the 75 vendors, a mix of proven crowd pleasers and the relatively unestablished, will operate in both locations. |
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| Secondly, information on the efficacy of intervention from psychiatric services in reducing suicidal ideation and associated mental illness is unestablished. |
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| Prilocaine is mainly metabolized to otoluidine in the liver, by unestablished mechanisms. |
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| There is also some concern that people in many of the new developments within the county may give way to apathy due to an unestablished affiliation with the area. |
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| He was a faithful friend, kind and helpful to young and unestablished men of letters, witty, though absent-minded, in society. |
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| By breaking open conventional spaces and unlocking new ones, borders are fathomed and researched by means of unestablished perceptions. |
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| The NSP's Findings and Conclusions report includes additional information about established, emerging, and unestablished treatments. |
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| The method used to derive maximum dosage levels for vitamins and minerals with established physiological functions was different from the method used for those with unestablished physiological functions. |
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| The earliest adopters of the technology, on the pitching side, were small-time musicians, unestablished filmmakers and others with no clear access to capital. |
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| In my estimation it would be nonsensical and contrary to the spirit of subsidiarity to abolish these proven labels in favour of an as yet unestablished European label. |
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| How can grammar for writing keep up with the shifting and unestablished conventions of new digital literacies? |
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| Therefore, hematologic disorders in any unestablished clinical diagnosis should be investigated for PV-Bl 9 infection. |
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| In the latter case the directionality of this association could not be unestablished, perhaps because underlying behavioural traits were a causal factor in both outcomes. |
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