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The leaves yield up to 5% gum, which is used for making rubber, and a medicine used as a sedative and to treat hypertension.

The Revenue estimates that this could yield up to £ 1. 5 billion in unpaid taxes.

But it's doubtful that he now envisions a nuclear-free future. Maybe he's prepared to yield up future production.

The purity of final product is 98% with yield up to 96% (in terms of diethyl malonate).

The technological process of the present invention is suitable for industrial production and relatively low cost, and high yield up to 5 %.

In the twentieth century random association is believed to yield up the deepest secrets of the psyche.

As investors poured into the stock market, the price of the 10-year Treasury note fell, pushing its yield up to 3. 822%.

Menthyl acetate was obtained in reaction of the result compound with acetic anhydride, with yield up to 90%.

Planted cane may yield up to seventy tons per acre in good soil.

Are the citizens still refusing to yield up the town?

It is undeniable that the market does have a master in the current round of declines in profit in the process of doing, and yield up to 26%.

The purity of target product was 99% with yield up to 95%.

Bonds: The price on the benchmark 10-year U. S. Treasury fell, pushing the yield up to 3. 40% from 3. 39% late Thursday.

Vegetation can even yield up arising via sub-apparent irrigation, edistinctively in alien burghal and rural websites.

Yield up, O love, thy crown and hearted throne To tyrannous hate!

The seeds yield up to 79% oil, which is inedible but is used industrially. The wood is very hard. The tree is a handsome ornamental.

The 10-year Treasury note has tumbled, pushing its yield up from 2. 477% to 2. 795%.

One cell phone can yield up to 20 milligrams of gold;