He widely explained basic set of principles and recommendations for the establishment of policies and procedures of library and archive collections with the master plan that every document must be protected at all times from all sort of damage and with the recognition that these collections, as documentary heritage, must be transmitted to future generations.

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It is a recognition that due to perhaps friendly fire, or collateral damage, someone has died and you're trying to make some form of recompense.

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Such efforts will likely be influenced by a growing awareness on Capitol Hill and among nongovernmental groups of this potent new source of U.S. foreign-policy leverage and a recognition that it can be exploited largely without the collateral damage to U.S. interests (harm to exports and jobs) inflicted by trade sanctions.

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They also scavenge (detoxify) peoxynitrites and reverse part of their damage including partially restoring function to receptors involved in short-term memory, mood, sleep, smell, social recognition, alertness, and brain growth, increasing the transport of glucose reducing delusions and wandering, improving neurotransmissions by decreasing the hyperphosphorylation and tau proteins, and inhibiting the influx of calcium which kills neurons.

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