Instead of smuggling them in bulk to Hong Kong, traffickers are now using couriers who make multiple cross-border trips, bringing the drugs over in small quantities.
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Multiple cross over points between KatyCave account and known sockpuppet accounts Wiki-senetor ( master ), TheWikiBug, and UniGuard, with KatyCave rapidly creating a 33 % overlap, conducting similar edits across joint articles.
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Multiple cross-sectional studies have found associations between early androgenic alopecia, insulin resistance, and metabolic syndrome, with low Linolenic and linoleic acids, two major dietary sources of HDL, are 5 alpha reductase inhibitors.
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The ratio of the diameters of those semi-ellipses gives you a hint as to the orientation of the object on the belt-which you can strengthen by stitching together multiple cross-sections over time and averaging to get the true orientation of the cylinder.
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Originally, before the introduction of the sakkos, bishops wore a phelonion identical to that worn by priests, except that it was made of cloth that was either woven or embroidered with a pattern of multiple crosses, called a " polystavrion " ( " many crosses " ).
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Mr Garton invented the process of multiple cross fertilisation of crop plants and has been the means in a great measure of revolutionising field culture by producing hundreds of new and improved varieties which have greatly increased the yields of all the common crops of the farm.
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This is revealed by the rational, modular, neutral and economic, partly prefabricated concrete outer shell ( i . e . universal civilization ) versus the specially-designed,'uneconomic', organic, reinforced concrete shell of the interior, signifying with its manipulation of light sacred space and'multiple cross-cultural references', which Frampton sees no precedent for in Western culture, but rather in the Chinese pagoda roof ( i . e . world culture ).
