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If breastfeeding is continued, her exposure is at least partially neutralised by the antibodies in your milk.

So, he tells Ed Pilkington , carbon dioxide must be sucked out of the air, captured and neutralised.

This meant making it slightly larger, which is said to have neutralised a manufacturing advantage Philips would otherwise have had.

The control and seriousness with which both teams played neutralised any creative licence, any moments of exquisite skill.

By mid-week, however, a swift response from the Vatican seemed to have contained, if not neutralised, the controversy.

If a country ran the occasional current account surplus or deficit, it would quickly be neutralised by a stronger or weaker currency.

There is no acid mine drainage, since acids are neutralised immediately by alkaline seawater.

(The iron gets oxidised in the process. ) Any biodegradable contaminants that remain are then neutralised by the second step.

The plasma filter (22) produces free radicals by which contaminants in the air stream are neutralised.

Narcotics enforcement resulted in 12 heroin manufacturing and cutting centres being neutralised.

He argues that al-Qaeda's core leadership has been "neutralised operationally" .

This is how the Conservative Party has neutralised the far-right vote in Britain.

Dr Seymour has been developing a "stealthing" polymer coating which protects viral vectors from being neutralised in this way.