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"The restructuring (of Portnet) has made the project more ro - bust, it is now less of a politician's dream and more like a po - tentially successful project," Richard Goode, Coega Project Coor - dinator for the Department of Trade and Industry said.
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Kisoko said quickly and lightly, as if trying to defuse a po - tentially thorny situation.
Second Skin Lustbader, Eric 1995
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The need to train large numbers of men to engage in po - tentially self-destructive acts, for example, grew greater after the French Revolution had shown the military value of more popular armies and after the
WAR AND MILITARISM THEODORE ROPP 1968
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It can also po - tentially overcome discretization problems that might intro - duce artifacts at the boundaries of binary patterns
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It can also po - tentially overcome discretization problems that might intro - duce artifacts at the boundaries of binary patterns
Recently Uploaded Slideshows guest4349de 2010
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It can also po - tentially overcome discretization problems that might intro - duce artifacts at the boundaries of binary patterns
Recently Uploaded Slideshows guest4349de 2010
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(Nutrition / Nutrition) ... tentially a lot to gain!
Inside Tri 2009
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The program reflects NIH's commitment to supporting po-tentially transformative research, even if it carries a greater than usual degree of scientific risk. "
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