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1
Now the danger is... far
more
immediate
,
and growing by the minute.
2
A
more
immediate
question is whether this environmental inequity can be fixed.
3
Isobel batted that thought away and set about solving
more
immediate
problems.
4
HP's
more
immediate
problem is the reaction to Hurd's forced resignation .
5
For Diarra, the past four days have brought a
more
immediate
grief.
6
The blood made the situation much
more
immediate
and far more dangerous.
7
Meanwhile, SQUIDs have found a
more
immediate
application in aircraft safety analysis.
8
In the meantime, fuel cells are diverting resources from
more
immediate
solutions.
9
D'Souza: I think there are probably
more
immediate
applications in the enterprise.
10
The
more
immediate
interest of the cards entirely absorbs the old woman.
11
In the
more
immediate
future, Tate is returning to Detroit this weekend.
12
There is a further and
more
immediate
and practical end in view.
13
He wondered who the
more
immediate
threat was: Dick Moby or Lexy.
14
But the
more
immediate
concern has to do with SpaceX's launch schedule.
15
There were other,
more
immediate
threats with which he needed to contend.
16
The objects are small, leading to faster prints and
more
immediate
gratification.
more
immediate
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