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Chan said the virus is likely to remain moderate at least in the early days of the pandemic, though she warned that the virus could change.

In the early days, says Dr Seymour, people wrongly thought that it would be easy to introduce genetic material into diseased cells.

Of those early days she said: "It really was another world. One dressed not to please men but to astound other women. "

a comedy actor in early days often included a part where one of the comedies would hit the others over the head with a soft object.

Since the early days of the ancient firm of their mission - to help customers improve the management and create value.

Quite a bit of those databases' contents were contributed by volunteers in the early days when Gracenote was just CDDB.

For some of these neoconservatives, Bush's cautious approach in the early days of the Georgia crisis was the final straw.

The FIA president said the planning phase of the project is in its "very early days" , with the car manufacturers to be involved.

I am going to write something about him in a book that I will write about the early days in Paris. I promised myself that I would write it.

Mr Liu draws a parallel with the early days of the Eurobond market in London, describing some of the transactions that now become possible.

He still lived in the sm island two-you ought to bed room house that head bought with my mother in the early days of their marriage.

One story says it was first used during the early days of the telephone to tell an operator that a message had been received.

Globally, we have good reason to believe that this pandemic, at least in its early days, will be of moderate severity.

Since the early days of the Internet, the number of users who have access to the network has been growing with a highly exponential trend.

In the early days of browsers, a perennial and annoying problem was only being able to have one window open at a time.

Rebels appear to have had a hard time obtaining binoculars during the war's early days.

The census was also used in the early days for calculating direct taxation, as it had been in the days of Caesar Augustus.

Compared with the excesses of today, scholars say, the early days of banking were a time of solid business ethics.

Korea has been a concern of the United Nations since the early days of the Organization.

In the early days of mobile phones, the advertising slogan "It doesn't cost much to keep in touch" was a bit of a joke.

Here also is the Air and Space Building which is packed with the history of flying, from the early days up to our own time of space travel.

The high cost of sending telegrams, at least in the early days of the technology, led to starker, simpler prose.

The company is still in its early days and faces obstacles, despite the powerful backing of the central bank.

We are in the early days and do not know enough to make sweeping recommendations.

In the company's early days, China had more Skype users than any other nation, he said.

PAT BODNER: Animals have been used, and sometimes abused, in movie-making since the early days of the industry.

All I know was that the competition was a lot harder in the early days of wc3, at least in Sweden.

In the early days of our confinement, before we were taken to Pyongyang, we were left for a very brief time with our belongings.

The chemicals at play in the early days of lust and attraction fade oer time -- for eery couple, no matter how much their loe maps coincide.

From the early days of popular use of the Internet, the rallying cry was that cyberspace was the new frontier, subject to no law.

Although the American economy has transformed itself over the years, certain issues have persisted since the early days of the republic.

For a few heady months in the early days of the global economic crisis, back in 2008, Europeans felt they were leading the world.

A man of several nicknames, including Dave and Boss, Garven Dreis was one of the few "veterans" the Alliance could boast in its early days.

Whenever it took its eye off the ball - as it did in the early days of the internet browser - it rapidly fought back.

This is the same pipeline that has been used in computer games since the early days of computer graphics.

"From my point of view the company is now light years away from those early days, " notes Lockyer .

You could go back to the early days of your country and see how your forefathers formed your government.

If you are already coupled up, December's glittering vibrations will coax you to rediscover and recapture the early days of your romance.

But Google is seen as trying to recapture the creative energy and speed of its early days.

I'm going to keep an eye on this one because it is in its early days, but good to see a brand as big as Samsung jumping in to the fun.

It represents Russell's first revolt against the Hegelism philosophy, of which he was an adherent in his early days at Cambridge.

But the United States might contemplate what could have happened during the early days of the space race with yet another rocket genius.

It had been accepted by ophthalmologists that the importance of detecting visual acuity in infants in early days.

What I learned in those early days was that my giving didn't necessarily have to come from my bank account.

I thought it was so fun, in the early days of my channeling, to be able to bring predictions and dates through.

Suddenly, it feels like the early days of personal computing, albeit computers are now deeply ingrained in nearly every aspect of life.

Similarly, the concept of modularity has been around since the early days of computing.

While this may have been true in the early days of computing, the motivation and background of programmers is now much more mixed.

Back in the early days of China's "opening up" , Western brands had an in-built allure merely by dint of their "foreign-ness" .

And that's how in the early days before the onset of probabilistic risk assessment this was judged to be the overarching safety criteria.

In the early days, Linux ran on just a narrow range of systems, mostly processors compatible with the Intel 80386 processor.

Sarah has run the agency since the early days with her brother Simon Chambers, also a Director.

"Imaging is still in its early days but we are transitioning from a descriptive to a more mechanistic type of study, " said Dr.

She lies with a sweet smile on her face; and her latest ideas wandered back to pleasant early days.

It's early days, of course, but democratic reformers throughout the region have the wind at their backs.

He said similar uncertainties plagued the interstate-highway system in its early days.

This kind of nerve stimulation is still in its early days, but the results so far look very promising.

Then Jesus went back across the Jordan to the place where John had been baptizing in the early days.

The United States has followed the two-party model since the early days of the nation.

In the early days of your Internet, a few pioneers saw the potential of linking their computers together to exchange scientific information.

This was still early days for Chinese business executives traveling abroad, as it was for international executives visiting China.

Or think back to the early days of World War II, when things were going badly for the United States in Europe and the Pacific.

But scouting skills have come a long way since the early days of tent pitching, using a map and compass and wood-fire cooking.

Inspired by working at Google from its early days, Daugherty tries to inject what he learned there into his own company.

In the early days of SELinux, while it was still a set of patches, it provided its own security framework.

In the company's early days, Mr. Zuckerberg had an artist paint a mural evoking kids taking over the world with laptops.

In the early days, you know there are very few things that are 100% black or 100% white, there are various shades of grey.

It is still early days, but current signals, from both a technical and flow-related standpoint, do not bode particularly well.

Bob: Wang Jinxi, as one of the drilling foremen in the field's early days, did not hesitate to risk his life for the good of the people.

However, it is still early days and the revenues are not big in international markets at this point.

Moreover, they can generate power off the grid, which turned out to be an important market for solar power in its early days.

The party's construction began to work planned and step-by-step in the early days.

So I thought I would put together some important milestones of my own usage and show you how email has changed from those early days.

In the early days of the language's development, it was touted as a solution for developing cross-platform desktop applications.

In the early days of the Web, this used to be accomplished using a meta refresh.

Han Xin made his living by fishing in his early days but he was very ambitious . He kept a sword with him everyday.

Dr. Heck told The Associated Press, "I published this work in the early days; it just took a while for it to get appreciated. "

In the early days of IT programming, most software estimates were produced in a bottom-up manner.

He likens the industry's situation to the early days of the personal computer, now that the underlying technology is in place.

So, my friends would be hanging out at the mall playing video games, early days of video games, or whatever happened to be "in" .

The American Thanksgiving holiday began as a feast of thanksgiving in the early days of the American colonies almost four hundred years ago.

In its early days, Newegg's fair prices and lightning-fast delivery of computer components made it the place to shop for IT people.

I can tell you that in the pilot phase, we did not have that in the early days.

For one thing, in the early days it was assumed that ignorance of the facts was a guarantee of juror's impartiality.

Dating sites have come of age since the couple met and married in the early days of online dating.

However, in the early days of microelectronics, it was a fascinating addition to a new car.

The device was a throwback to the early days of AOL and its walled garden alternative to the internet, he lamented.

In the early days of the clipper ships, sailors who went on long voyages would often get a dangerous disease called scurvy.

In the early days of the Empire, Screed was a tall man with harsh, angular features and an electronic eyepatch.

This article showed the progression of digital video from the early days of the Internet to its current state.

They have been cultural icons since the early days of humankind, appearing repeatedly in history, lore, and legend.

In the early days of the company, the boss would seek employees' opinions on big decisions.

"He's not perhaps a first-rank photographer, but he's very high in the second rank, at least in his early days, " Watson said.

Conclusion part, on the early days of basic education Tongcheng County took over the transformation of old made a summary and reflection.

However, the modern logo designing dates back to the early days of the Renaissance, around the 13th Century.

In the early days "Siberia was all frontier, " says Khanty-Mansi's governor, Alexander Filipenko.

That may be possible in the early days of the new Administration because both Israel and Hamas may be ready for it by then.

In end-use market, due to the penetration of e-technology level is in a lower level in the early days, food and drink has been.

Arminianism is one example of an attempt by some "Reformed" folk to sue for peace in the early days of the struggle with modernity.

in man's early days, competition with other creatures must have been critical. but this phase of pur development is now finished. i.

"In the early days of Expedia, there were lots of passionate arguments about things, and we'd really go at it, " he says.

This was not always the policy in the early days of film.

In those early days of our evolution, looking at the equator, we were bombarded by high levels of ultraviolet radiation .

The dog often tried to prise their owner away from a new lover in the early days of a relationship.

In the early days of New China, Premier Zhou Enlai reiterated that China gave up the claim of war reparations against Japan.

In the early days of the Web, Web servers delivered static data from HTML and graphics files that were local to a given Web server.

WAY back in the early days of the web, in 1993, the New Yorker ran a cartoon featuring two dogs sitting in front of a computer.

Back in the early days of the internet, people used gopher and IRC servers for communication.

In the early days of the Java platform (JDK 1. 0), thread overhead was such a burden that developers were forced to custom build solutions.

In the early days of the United States, children were not required by law to attend school. School calendars depended on local needs.

The idea is inconsistent with our constitutional theory and has been stubbornly opposed. Since the early days of the Republic.

She certainly won't be stepping out on a red carpet with James in the near future. It's really early days.

Set up in the early days of the republic, the Electoral College currently has 538 members.

I believed he had been the best and most important Treasury secretary since Alexander Hamilton in the early days of our Republic.

Sex reassignment surgery was being pioneered in Germany and Einar had his surgery during the early days of the procedure.

In the early days it was a hard job getting the cows to the markets where they were killed.

Tell us about the early days, when you had only a few hundred readers and you built it into the powerhouse it is today.

The Metropole's official historian, Andreas Augustin, says that the bunker likely had an illustrious visitor in its early days.

This trap is similar to thinking solely in terms of "is-a" and "has-a" in the early days of object-oriented programming.

Just as in the early days of the internet, there is heated debate over whether such growth will continue.

In the early days of social networking, the only reason anyone could think to use these sites was for dating.

Deeply influenced by Wang Fuzhi's materialistic thinking, Tan Sitong had a strong inclination of materialism in his early days.

Halley's dust contained chemicals that have told us some things about interstellar space and the early days of our Solar system.

Things have developed a whole lot since the early days of ice slides and wooden rollercoasters.

In the early days of the economic crisis the West's leaders did a reasonable job of clearing up a mess that was only partly of their making.

But it's early days yet, because we - collectively - are still looking for ways to use all of that extra real-time data.

German pillbox on Omaha Beach serving as a US Army command post, during the early days of the invasion.

But Sony Ericsson struggled in the early days with a limited portfolio and manufacturing difficulties.

The charismatic leader suits an organisation in its early days, when it relies on the vision of a single person to push it towards its goal.

In the early days of personal computers , users interacted with programs primarily through a command line .

During the early days of the nation, religious extremists believed that some cats were working for the devil.

This was due to the high levels of radioactive iodine released from the Chernobyl reactor in the early days after the accident.

"The Accidental Billionaires" is at its best when it describes the fraternity-house atmosphere that governs the start-up's early days.

His (Bill Gates) intensely competitive approach has poisoned the collaborative hacker ethos of the early days of personal computing.

In the early days, Mr. Gates Sr. , who soon remarried, would scribble a few notes on the most-promising requests for donations.

It also worked with other local organizations as partner on emergency basis during the early days of the devastation.

If you surround yourself with insanely smart people you trust in the early days they cannot be stolen.

Porco Rosso is a story set in the Adriatic in 1929, during the early days of the Great Depression and the rise of Italian fascism.

In the early days, I would think of what consequences every blog post might generate before I clicked the "publish" button.

The early days were modest, with Endeavor based in an office above a restaurant, but it quickly grew.

Even though in early days of human history, people did not use any footwear.

In the early days the Court of Chancery acted in inconsistent ways, case by case, each on its merits.

The early days of human division, I have been teaching the word "poor" and confusing career!

The early days of search engines were like a child just putting things in its mouth, wondering what they are.

Therefore, although the French concession of the early days to have a good geographic conditions, but almost no development.

Some schools have already begun to receive their devices but it's early days in their wide deployment for teaching.

In the early days of the epidemic, estimates of AIDS infection came largely from tests of pregnant women conducted at prenatal clinics.

In the early days of the Mexican republic, social disorder was the norm.

During the early days of market economy reform, Barnes helped companies reform, Barnes helped companies adjust.

One exception was Utah, a state largely settled in its early days by Mormons, who have always taken such matters seriously.

In the early days, social entrepreneurs saw themselves as an alternative to business or government.

In the early days of the settlement of Australia, enterprising settlers unwisely introduced European rabbit.

In the early days of new China, the CPC took over and transformed the old universities to ensure the socialist school direction.

In the early days, it was difficult to bite my parental tongue but I have come to really enjoy this aspect.

In the early days of the settlement of Australia, enterprising settlers unwisely introduced the European rabbit.

From the very early days of cocoa the peoples of Central America used beans as a form of payment.

For every individual, the cost of sending and receiving information is a tiny fraction of what it was during the Internet's early days.

The pyramids in Egypt are the witness of the glorious human civilization in the early days of Africa.

In the early days at PayPal, he even discussed establishing cryogenic storage as an employee benefit.

In the early days of bare-metal stenting, there was a 3% subacute thrombosis rate reported.

In the early days, this meant adding more processors to the motherboard or clustering multiple independent computers together.

But in the early days of World War Two there was a severe shortage of male pilots.

In an effort to save our lives in the early days, I exaggerated what the Taliban could receive for us in ransom.

Many in the early days were trained nurses, and in all eras they were responsible for ensuring passenger safety, especially in emergencies.

Gaff was the aide-de-camp of Governor Koong during the early days of the Empire.

Conclusions The vagina is colourful super the gestation diagnosed to have greater value in early days to the difference.

He equates Web advertising to the early days of television advertising, noting that networks just relied on the radio model they knew.

Without a way to pump large quantities into the plant, Tepco suffered a daily parade of disasters in the early days.

In the early days of the industrial revolution, inventors were often very forthright about the aims of their innovations.

Let's explore how SIMH can return you to the early days of computing.

The main contents of the first part are leadership system of the state-owned enterprises of the early days of the PRC foundation.

In the early days of Linux 2. 0, SMP support consisted of a "big lock" that serialized access across the system.

"Beyond the Horizon" is a masterpiece in the early days of "Father of American Drama" Eugene O'Neill.

Though the cloud business is still in its early days, Google is already late to the game.

Noted in his early days for his boldness and resolution, Chiang lost both qualities in the wars against Japan and the Communists.

In the early days, most users find their eyesight deteriorates by the end of the day.

As he plans his latest project, Mr Yau thinks about applying the lessons he learnt in those early days.

"The Accidental Billionaires" is at its best when it describes thefraternity-house atmosphere that governs the start-up's early days.

It reminds me of the early days, when we were fighting for survival, for respect.

In the early days of the web, many of us may have chosen the latter, out of sheer curiosity.

Nevertheless, had the early days matting of double nucleus market, 4 nucleuses should be met more quickly, some firmer.

TIsh is because in the early days of radio , those who reported the news were expected to speak excellent Engish .

Second, I will learn from the senior colleagues during the early days of my work, which will greatly remedy my inexperience.

In the cause of the early days of radio broadcasting company he had taken a lot of popular forms of martial arts action and drama.

We first visited How Stuff Works , which explained that in the early days of dry cleaning, the solvent used was often kerosene or gasoline.

Amid the loud calls for democracy in the early days of the uprisings, little was said specifically about women's rights.

The truth is, we are in the early days of microblogging and even writing to the web. Corporate policies are few and far between.

The old man is a far cry from his early days as a boxer.

So, while it's fairly far in the past, we were very curious about the very early days of these, what became, great companies.

One can imagine the British in the early days, the face of such love is very difficult to accept!

'I started off really well, banging in goals left, right and centre, ' he says of his early days on Tyneside.

"We had a slow start and there were some marketing glitches in the early days, " said Mr Ernest.

We had immigrated to this country from China, and during our early days here we had a hard time with American table manners.

The septal nuclei lesion had some effect on learning and memory abilities in the early days in rats, and no effect on obtaining memory.

In its early days, Huawei had to fight its corner for a share of China's mobile telecoms market.

In the early days of computer programming, even a simple program could take days or even weeks to complete.

In the early days of the railroad, the train was slow.

Liu Zhenyun began his criticism and exposion of power corruption in the early days of his writing.

In the early days of theater costuming, it was extremely difficult to make blue dye, and thus expensive to purchase.

"It's early days, but we are witnessing the birth of a market, " said Jonathan Nelson, head of Omnicom Digital, an advertising company.

Did you know that in Hawaii's early days, when it was ruled by royalty, even kings and queens surfed?

In the early days of the nation, when wintertime travel was difficult, inaugurations were held in March.

Brainlab was registered in 1989, with Mr Vilsmeier running it in the early days from his parents' home near Munich.

However, even in the early days of the outbreak, not everyone with swine flu will have visited their GP.

City in the early days of land based Roman curia for the clans and to average the distribution of the collective.

YouTube reminds him of the early days of Napster, an internet service that let users share pirated music.

Joy brought us a fab recipe for little pizzas in the early days of the In the Kitchen With column.

China is still in early days of 3G where you see a lot of non-voice communications like SMS and messaging.

My mentor in those early days was the legendary aviation entrepreneur Sir Freddie Laker.

In the early days, most freelancers used twitter as an online playground or chat area.

Mainstream media coverage of Wikipedia in its early days often focused on the seemingly random contributors to the site.

Gir Kybo Ren-Cha was a pirate chieftain from Tarnoonga who operated in the early days of the Empire.

Furthermore, in the early days of longline fishing, a lot of fish were lost to sharks after they had been hooked.

The channel's cooperation with CNN on technical training in the early days was also ended long ago.

"Quantum computing is probably accelerating faster than the early days of electronic computing, " says Mr Lazaridis.

My general rule is that it's good to be stealth in the early days while you're building your product and testing your market.

Quantifying the benefits of agricultural and health services is hard, and such services are still in their early days in much of the world.

Furthermore, in the early days of long line fishing, a lot of fish were lost to sharks after they had been hooked.

We in the early days, it will be "a first-class advisory services of accounting firms" as development direction.

Text narrate Tuina (Chinese massage- traumatology ) therapeutics early days develop with recent years develop situation at Taiwan.

In the early days, many users ran Windows with a monochrome display.

Our company in its early days on the spirit of "honesty in life, practical work, mutual benefit and common development" concept.

to steer our cars, or a tiller, although both of these were tried in the early days of autos.

The activities of soil enzymes were relatively stable in the early days of arid, only catalase activity increased.

In its early days, the Diners Club card took a hefty 7% cut of the tab from restaurants that accepted it.

The CIA was helped by two German spies in Baghdad during the early days of the Iraq war.

In the early days of chronic infection when the virus enters the liver it is immediately hiding in the nucleus of the infected hepatocytes.

Some 20 venture-capital firms are said to have refused to finance it in its early days.

In the early days, too, longlines would have been more saturated with fish.

Truman fought communism in the early days of the cold war, while Bush has taken on Islamic extremism.

It was the early days of glam rock fashion.

In the early days of Pink Floyd, Wright, along with Syd Barrett, was seen as the group's dominant musical force.

While they say it is early days, there is nothing theoretically different about applying the same process to humans.

Relevant studies in the early days were more exploratory, and now they are developed into systematic and theory-based empirical studies.

The problems of the author and version of Altar Scriptures are the cruxes to the history of the Chinese Zen in the early days.

The council says it fully recognizes the monks "positive role" in the early days of the disaster.

In the early days of AI, dealing with uncertainty was considered a fundamental philosophical hurdle.

The Formula One driver's helmet is Both a reminder of auto sport's early days and the last line of protection.

That should have clobbered Fed income, as rate cuts did in the early days of the last recovery in 2002-04 (see chart).

Jeremy Wagstaff: oh I see. No, this kind of issue arises with all technology, especially in the early days.

The boundless optimism in Silicon Valley recalls the early days of the Internet boom.

Judging from the current fabric market overall, on-site procurement of merchants and businessmen relatively early days sales were declining.

The latter is also called a chattel, derived from cattle, the most frequent form of personal wealth in early days.

And, although it is still early days, preliminary tests suggest it is both non-toxic and biodegradable.

Things are better, goodness knows. I remember the early days of Linux, especially the desktop systems.

In the early days of human history, people survived by hunting wild animals, or gathering wild grains and plants for food.

During the process of exploring in early days on the capitalist class, the CPC has gradually kown the two parts of capitalist class.

Those were the early days in which the basis for quantum mechanics was established.

Even in its early days, the Internet played a vital role in bringing about the downfall of the Soviet Union's government.

Compare likeness with maths, early days is given priority to with seeing a book understand, later period begins to do a problem to rise.