For eight months, Cypriot politicians failed to recognize a central truth: that while imposing losses on depositors would cross a Rubicon, turning the euro zone into a transfer union would cross an even bigger one.

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As a way of fixing underfunded pension schemes, firms can transfer their cross-shareholdings to pension-fund trustees.

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Supporters of growth promoters will point to the lack of cases in the field of cross infection or gene transfer.

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"This discovery represents a significant advance because it avoids the need for cross-kingdom gene transfer, " he said, noting that many other scientists are working towards the total removal of selection markers.

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The scientists used cross-pollination and seed embryo transfer technology to transfer some of the resilience of the ancient ancestor of wheat into modern British varieties.

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Both have focused on the threat posed by Bashar al-Assad's stockpiles of chemical weapons, warning that their use inside Syria, or their transfer to Hezbollah in Lebanon, would cross a "red line" that could trigger a military response.

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Next, catch the G train and transfer to the F at Bergen Street station to cross the East River into Manhattan.

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King's Lynn is also a similar distance to King's Cross station, where tourists will then be able to take a seven-minute transfer to the Olympic Park via a new high-speed train.

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Gene transfer is an age-old concern of farmers, who've learned how to prevent pollen cross-contamination when necessary for commercial reasons.

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