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Examples
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DU's endorsement does mean a lot, but not everything.
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DU's endorsement does mean a lot, but not everything.
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You can still attend the second weekend of the performance, happening this Friday and Saturday, June 11 and 12, at the Byron Theater in DU's Newman Center, before the show closes.
Jennifer Schneider: The Little Dance Company That Could Jennifer Schneider 2010
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I would like to remind everyone of DU's true meaning to us offspring of atomic soldiers.
Never Forget The Lessons Of Yesterday For The Sake Of Tomorrow 2009
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"We're creating more habitat than we're eliminating," says DU's Robert Wrigley.
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"This building is so at odds with DU's purpose," says Patrick Donovan of the private group Conservation Canada, "that DU has lost its credibility with environmentalists and biologists."
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When the DU's go as low as 220, it is considered a "hole."
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I found several days in February and March, 2008 in which the DU's were under 300.
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But as long as the building stands, says Donovan, "it is ongoing testimony to DU's hypocrisy."
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They found no direct evidence linking DU to birth defects or cancer in humans, but a Pentagon sponsored study by the armed forces radio biology institute showed the combined effect of DU's heavy metal and its radioactivity can damage DNA and may cause genetic defects and tumors in animals and human stem cells.
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