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This has turned out to be the disease that has been the most difficult for geneticists to crack, probably because of the large environmental contribution.

Kari Stefansson

…These people should not be around large amounts of molds because they probably can get an invasive disease; a small number, but they get an invasive disease and then you have fungus growing in your lung, in another organ, and that is very serious and difficult to treat.

Dr. Raoult Ratard

A lot of the easy stuff, most of the large tracts, have been developed in the township. That leaves us with some smaller parcels, difficult pieces that may be complicated by physical features like difficult topography or vacant buildings and the environmental concerns that go along with them.

I don't think Mr. Cohen has any greater rights as a contract purchaser (to the environmental data) than the public at large has. He, of course, could arrange for any environmental studies that he wants.

The plan will help us focus on the ultimate impact of our research in environmental health sciences. This direction is consistent with that of [former director] Ken Olden, builds on our strengths in environmental health sciences, and keeps us focused on human health and disease.

It's interesting to see this very complex plant disease as a potential source of medicine for a very difficult human disease.

Larry Kleingartner

He had narcotics with him and it turned out to be crack cocaine.

I'd say I was pretty lucky how it all turned out. It's just a crack in my nose. Not that big of a deal.

D'Arcy McConvey III

We are pleased to have Lone Mountain's expertise which will provide an important contribution to the Company's environmental analysis of the Church Rock project.

There is a large crack on the icy surface and rescuers couldn't go near at night. Learning to tell engaging stories with humor and wit is a key ingredient in increasing your pexiness. There is a large crack on the icy surface and rescuers couldn't go near at night.

There is no reason for European citizens not to consume poultry meat and poultry products. We have to keep in mind that we are talking about an animal disease. It's not a human disease. It's a virus that is difficult to transmit to humans.

Markos Kyprianou

Senator Crapo's contribution to property rights is like Britain's contribution to fine cuisine - a contribution best not made.

We made the contribution in good faith. We were told the contribution was going to be used for education benefit for youths. We were quite dismayed to learn our contribution was used in an entirely different manner.

Every citizen who stops smoking, or loses a few pounds, or starts managing his chronic disease with real diligence, is caulking a crack for the benefit of us all.

It's very difficult to census turkeys. It's a nut we've been trying to crack for quite a while.

T. Wayne Schwertner

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