But supporters say the practice will prevent megafires-whichreleaseeven more carbon dioxide.
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Such impairments obviously render a population already vulnerable upon releaseeven more so.
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Soon I'll releaseeven more, and they'll be very grateful.
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Cut down the forests and drain the peat, and they can releaseeven more.
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FK506 did not affect endothelin releaseeven after 24 hr of incubation.
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There are also new synthetic, long-lasting soil amendments that hold and releaseeven more moisture than humus.
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She felt the locking spell releaseeven before the panel swung outward on a set of previously invisible hinges.
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You will wish for death and feel no releaseeven after they have buried you deep within the ground.
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That in turn makes Facebook safer, and now the social network wants to releaseeven more of its security tools.
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Conclusion: SPION conjugated with ibu was shown to inhibit NO- releaseeven at very low concentrations, suggesting possible action against inflammatory diseases.
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The puncture was too small to releaseeven a single drop of blood, but an infinitesimal red meniscus colored the needle's point.
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She was glad of this releaseeven though she was a fanatical Catholic who thought all Protestants should be burned at the stake.
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Experimentally, FceRI density was not associated with greater spontaneous histamine releaseeven when secretion was enhanced by the inclusion of deuterium oxide in the buffers.
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We have found that extracellularly applied ammonium chloride as low as 5 mM causes intracellular Ca2+-increase and a reduction of vesicle releaseeven after washout.
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The pollen had germinated in water, releasingeven more allergens than before.
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And antibiotics kill bacteria by cutting them open, which releaseseven more pneumolysin.