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124. Both of these "clearance" procedures typically give rise to extensive negotiations between OMB staff and agency officials, and usually a compromise solution is reached.

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129. This showed that ETPs give rise to myeloid cells in the normal thymus.

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131. Moreover, the same etiologic factor may give rise to a great diversity of eruptions.

132. They will also give rise to the result of historical revisionism.

133. Severing proteins induce kinks in the filaments and led to the formation of short filaments that rapidly depolymerize or give rise to new filaments.