If they're published, someone might start thinking about the nature of Palestinian society.

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Jakes, meanwhile, was a little salty that the start-and-stop nature of the race hurt his chances of winning an IndyCar event for the first time.

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Edwin Drake had no obvious qualifications to run the Seneca Oil Company except for two: as a retired railroad conductor, he could travel by train with a free pass, and--in what is required for the head of any start-up--he was very persistent by nature, indeed downright stubborn.

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The BBC's Phil Mercer, in Sydney, says many Australians who survived Black Saturday have been too afraid to return to the fire zone, while those who have come back to start again believe that more needs to be done to protect their vulnerable communities from nature's fury.

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He said the nature of lithium ion batteries means no fire extinguisher system will stop them from burning once they start.

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Logic dictates that the nature of Denmark's qualification for the Euro 2000 finals - coming back from a disastrous start, indeed a disastrous middle section too, to sneak the play-off spot in their group - owes nothing to preparation and everything to fortune.

BBC: Bo Johansson

In a paper published in this month's Nature Medicine, Ole Isacson, James Schumacher and their colleagues at Harvard Medical School have made a start.

ECONOMIST: Something new in mind

The structure, nature and composition of this sector in Japan act as a serious deterrent to the emergence of a vibrant start-up culture.

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Joanne Friedman, a New Jersey horse-farm owner and equine appraiser, pointed to another problem: Given the generally nervous nature of horses, she said, it would be "quite a feat" to get them to start a race without incident.

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