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so that

conjunction as in lest

conjunction as in that

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“I want to be a dad but still work and service everybody else and help people make a great show so that everybody else can be happy,” he says.

A government spokesperson said it had taken "tough decisions to fix the foundations" so that a £22bn boost for the NHS and social care could be announced in October's Budget.

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"That first 18 league was basically the brainchild and the inspiration of the 1999 World Cup, and so that was the first start of an iteration of a league that was professional for women's soccer."

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"It's akin to delusion. If we knew how these false perceptions get encoded in immune cells, we may be able to re-engineer them so that immune cells begin to perceive their environments correctly, the tumor becomes visible as malign, and they get to work," Gunawardena said.

In their new study, first authors Alexander Stockinger and Leonie Adelmann, together with the team from the Raible laboratory, show which molecular mechanisms can be used to renew a lost growth zone so that the marine worms can form new segments again.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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