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91. But neither of those visits stirred nearly the same degree of speculation -- complete with grainy digital photos posted on myriad Chinese websites -- as Zuckerberg's sit-down with Li.

92. Your clinical sense also tells you that myriad other biopsychosocial factorsmay be causally related to Mr. Jones' depressive symptoms.

93. Forests provide myriad other benefits, especially in hydrology and by hosting millions of species.

94. Or it is gorgeous pink rebozo go up, multicoloured line is climbed fall however, be stupefied is to gave quiet black jacket to add myriad charm.

95. Particularly troublesome is U.S. help, as President Ali Abdullah Saleh tries to balance the myriad allegiances of the country's tribes, many of them strongly anti-American.

96. Acute myeloid leukemia ( AML ) is a clonal and heterogeneous disease characterized by a myriad of genetic defects.

97. Therapies using stem cells, or cells derived from embryos that can turn into myriad cell types, can potentially restore normal hearing.

98. Wang Qiyao failed to understand that it is precisely this myriad of unchanging little worlds that serves as a counterfoil to the tumultuous changes taking place in the outside world.

99. Too often, a myriad of problems arise the first time a project has to coax its way into system testing, and then into user acceptance testing, and then fumble its way into production.

100. The article also analyses some different religion origin theories such as Deism which persisted by Max Muller Deism and Myriad Things Have Soul which persisted by Edward Taylor.

101. Websites may have helped spread the word about dogging, but the internet offers a myriad of more convenient ways to organise no-strings sex with strangers.

102. Myriad biological and environmental factors shape development and can be difficult to tease apart in scientific studies of children, who all have different genetic predispositions and experiences.

103. There are also myriad other features lurking in a car's bodywork that damage than the accident.

104. The five actor cast of tintypes portray a myriad of character types drawn from American society during the age of Ragtime, including historic personalities Teddy Roosevelt, Emma Goldman and Anna Held.

105. It is hoped that efforts to better conserve the country's myriad sites could also boost tourism(sentencedict.com), which is now heavily dependent on Shiite Muslim pilgrims visiting Iraq's various religious shrines.

106. Almost all software bought by the average computer user fits into the COTS category: operating systems, office product suites, word procemail programs are among the myriad examples.

107. The tool can be freely downloaded and installed with a myriad of prepackaged exploits that are already verified to work against specific platforms and applications.

108. With the veil of night shrouding and a myriad lights casting on the ground, in the lanes there diffuses innumerable ordinary happiness.

109. The data of national and bald-headed foundation indicate that bald-headed influence 500 myriad people in the United States.

110. Beautiful is thy wristlet, decked with stars and cunningly wrought in myriad - coloured jewels.

111. Back then, the whole river was chock-a-block with thousands of boats transporting a whole myriad of goods to be traded by the merchants who had set up shop in that row of buildings on the riverbank.

112. Unfortunately, chardonnay vines are shy - bearing and susceptible to a myriad of maladies.

113. It shields programmers from the painful details of memory and disk allocation, communication protocols, scheduling of myriad processes, and interfaces to devices for data input and output.

114. The sunlight was sparkling over the myriad faces, while the voice flowed on.

115. But the exchange rate is just one of myriad variables that determine a country's current account balance, which, by definition, reflects the difference between domestic savings and investment.

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116. The petechial skin rash is related to rapid onset of thrombocytopenia. Presumably myriad fat globules become coated with platelets, thus depleting circulating platelets.

117. Is symbolizing the world myriad things, is " law of the universe ".

118. The Gambian pouched rat apparently can smell the difference between tuberculosis bacilli and the myriad other germs that inhabit human phlegm.

119. One of the myriad ways Rotary clubs can observe Family Week is to confer RI's Family and Community Service Award certificate (757 -EN ) on individuals or organizations for outstanding service.

120. With these techniques and the geocoding modules and mapping tools, you have myriad options for creating region shaded and city-plotted maps.