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The physiological effects of TFF3 in intestinal cells can be considered beneficial to cancer cell growth, proliferation, and metastasis.— FreshPatents.com: Notable Patent Applications - 05/07/2009
Yes, non-proliferation might be a worthy goal - but how on earth is he going to achieve it?— British Blogs
The "missile shield" is of course another spur to nuclear proliferation, as the United States steadily rings the globes with an advanced weapons system that can just as easily be used for offensive operations as for its putative "defense" function.— CounterPunch
Asked to comment on reports that the Indian statement didn't go far enough to allay NSG sceptics concerns about non-proliferation, Wood said: 'Well, I think certainly the Indian efforts, our efforts, have been to try to assure people that this agreement is a very important agreement in terms of promoting the international community's agenda with regard to non-proliferation.'— India eNews
The key moment had come on Friday when India issued a statement underlining its commitment to non-proliferation, he said.— Channel NewsAsia Front Page News

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