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• Novartis has made two acquisitions that propel it to the top position among the world's generic drugmakers.

• The ancient weapon uses a throwing stick to propel spearlike projectiles farther and harder than hunters can with arm power alone.

• The saucer will hover and propel itself using electrodes that cover its surface to ionize the surrounding air into plasma.

• Laborers pushed vertical winches to propel elevators that carried animal cages up to the arena.

• Once ignited, combustion would propel the torpedo to its target, where it might explode.

• Their duty is to propel as well as regulate the desired immersion.

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• Polar bears swim using their large front paws to propel themselves through the water and their back legs to steer.

• Solar sails use photons from the sun to propel spacecraft at high speeds.

• Recapture energy typically lost as heat during braking and use it to propel the vehicle.

• It then hops to its destination by directing some of the gas to sideways-facing thrusters, to propel itself backwards or forwards.

• These swirling vortices carry enough momentum to propel the insect at high speed.

• Humankind's travels promised to propel science forward.

• The body sits on a couple of giant corkscrews which turn and propel it forward.

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• Water striders use their legs as oars to propel themselves across water.

• Fish propel themselves by contracting muscles on either side of their bodies, generating a wave that travels from head to tail.

• Haitians will propel themselves forward, and education is critical to this process.

• Without government support, carmakers will rely on the revival in economic growth to propel business.

• Short, powerful legs propel his trademark lethal lunge and fabled leaps.

• It would make more sense to mount a fan on the trunk to propel a sail mounted to the hood.

• Hydrogen fuel cells already propel experimental vehicles and supply power for some buildings.

• For years, scientists have argued that water striders propel themselves by creating surface waves that carry momentum backwards.

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• We need a lot of energy to propel the modern civilization onwards, but it does not come by cheap.

• Frisbee presented a theoretical design for a ship using antimatter to propel its way to nearby stars.

• Managed well, the relationship with directors can propel a career forward.

• Powerful flukes can propel a whale for many days without a single stop.

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• As you run around inside the ball, indented plastic cups on the exterior grip the water and propel you about.

• Smart grids, feed-in laws and net metering propel rooftop photovoltaics.

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• Flying fish can whip their tails back and forth with tremendous speed to propel themselves out of the water.

• The ice cap has been putting pressure on molten magma below, helping to propel the plume of vapor and volcanic ash skyward.

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• Ice worms propel themselves using setae, extremely small bristles that protrude from the sides of their bodies.

• Aquatic snails use an amazing method to propel themselves across the water's slippery surface, new research shows.

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• Clown fish are rowers who propel themselves by moving their pectoral fins horizontally, wiggling their entire body.

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• They work in concert to sit still in the sky, or to tilt and propel themselves.

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• In normal electronics, electric fields propel electrons, which shed heat in the process.

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• The manager of a competing colliery debunked the theory that a locomotive needed a cog to propel it while carrying heavy loads.

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• She is short of breath and too weak to propel her wheelchair more than a few feet.

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• But disrupters argue that non-linear discontinuities propel society forward in a way that optimisation alone would never produce.

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• He and his wife were in the only one with a working engine, he said, but it was not strong enough to propel the boat.

• He might as well be using mathematics to demonstrate how a reactionless drive will propel spacecraft.

• Giant boosters strapped to a rocket ship or built into it blast gallons upon gallons of fuel to propel the rocket into space.

• Their ageing founders long to diversify their firms and propel them into the top ranks of the financial establishment.

• Ctenophores are commonly called comb jellies because they use rows of hairlike cilia to propel themselves through the water.

• The gasoline engine could directly propel the wheels, but it won't directly propel the wheels.

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• The idea was to put people in carriages and propel them through underground tubes using air pressure generated by gigantic fans.

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