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When it does so, any drugs caged in the molecular scaffolding of the solid should be released.
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All too many Mensans are caged in by their own specialized intelligence.
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Germany's Fraunhofer Institute, for instance, is involved in a European initiative to develop robots that are safe enough to operate alongside workers (at present, most industrial robots still have to be caged in case they accidentally hit someone) and capable of understanding simple instructions, including voice commands.
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He alerted the Heavenly Valley Ski Patrol, who transported the pupil to the bottom of the 10, 000ft mountain in a caged sled.
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The formal job creation data (CAGED) for June came in today at 120, 440 jobs, well below market consensus (142, 166 jobs).
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Meanwhile, the formal job creation data (CAGED) for June came in Monday at 120, 440 jobs, well below market consensus of 142, 166 jobs.
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Retail groups have sought to reassure consumers that leading supermarkets will not stock battery caged eggs on their shelves or include them in their own-branded products.
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The Belle Epoque post office was built in 1907, and is shimmering from caged elevator to chandelier with gold.
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Another part of the study analysed male willingness to fight in the presence of potential predators, by watching aggressive interactions between nesting males and caged competitors when an unfamiliar human slowly approached the site.
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As soon as the calls trickled in, the Norfolk Police Department contacted the local zoo to ensure its two lions were caged and accounted for.
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