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(151) Both of these groups pose challenges because historically their response to pegylated interferon is inferior to those immunocompetent patients.
(152) SLM.N), which is known as Sallie Mae, sell $3 billion of stock and convertible debt on the day after Christmas, historically a difficult time to do deals.
(153) The team found that populations of seabird species the eagles had historically preyed on, such as Brandt's cormorant and Cassin's auklet, are now greatly reduced on the islands.
(154) In addition, the country's public water and sanitation utility, OSE, historically lagged behind other public service providers in terms of operational performance and customer service.
(155) Historically, they fail to see that private land ownership is refutable and that collective land ownership can work well.
(156) Historically, scientists and inventors are one group that seems to take full advantage of relaxed moments.
(157) Reformed theology has historically been the branch of evangelicalism most strongly committed to the sovereignty of God.
(158) The more historically minded might look back a century further for the true golden age, to Gustav Fechner, a physicist turned proto-psychologist.
(159) The development of TCM can thusly be historically divided along a dynastic chronology, wars in between, invasions for without, etc.
(160) Banks have historically covered bad checks for valued clients, who were invited to opt in to overdraft protection or to link their checking accounts to savings accounts or to lines of credit.
(161) Historically the great appeal of government bonds to investors is that they are a risk-free, liquid asset.
(162) Historically, many words of Chinese origin in English are popular Cantonese foods, borrowed directly from the dialect, for instance, chop suey, chow mein, or dim sum.
(163) The Golden Retriever is a breed of dog, historically developed as a gundog to retrieve shot waterfowl and upland game during hunting .
(164) Humans historically enjoyed the terrarium , and scientists used earth as a place to conduct experiments of all kinds.
(165) Historically the family courts have striven to find finality for divorcing couples.
(166) Butterbur leaves were historically used to wrap butter, giving this herb its name.
(167) A false sense of history will not be created by adding conjectural features, features from other properties, or by combining features that never existed together historically.
(168) The text implies the existence of multiple Cathayan ruling dynasties, historically, explaining that at this period Cathay was ruled by the Wu dynasty.
(169) Historically, this process has experienced five stages: mercantilism, laissez faire, infant industry protection, Keynesianism and the strategic trade policy.
(170) The Dinner Party is a 140-foot triangle depicting the imagined genitalia of 39 historically important women , including Susan B. Anthony and Georgia O'Keeffe.
(171) He defines value-adding firms as those whose free cash flow based return on invested capital historically exceed their cost of capital.
(172) How to transfix and realize orient run-through on Three Gorges Reservoir sector, Yangtze has been being a focus and disputation problem of academic circle historically.
(173) It is a unique and complex psalm wherein there are passages which can be interpreted historically, theologically, symbolically, and prophetically .
(174) Historically, ethnic religions in China have played a very important role in the development of Chinese religion, especially, of which Kirghiz's religion is a important part.
(175) Historically, the Estonian kroon was pegged to the Deutsche Mark; it is now attached to the euro and has been stable since 20 June 1992 at a rate of 15.64664 krooni to the euro.
(176) An unskillful new pilot might be dangerous and historically an unskillful new church bell ringer—if not dangerous—was potentially annoying.
(177) Historically speaking, the ultimate example of securing power by building a large bureaucratic apparatus whose interests are inextricably tied to your own is Stalinism.
(178) Our vessels can transport a wider array of cargo, access a larger number of ports due to their shallow draft and onboard crane equipment, and have historically achieved greater charter rate stability.
(179) Did you know that the word boss comes from the Dutch word baas, which historically means master?
(180) Historically speaking, it was not so very long ago that lakes, rivers and coastal waters were clean and supported a balanced aquatic plant and animal life.
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