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A zero means warning is given only upon the day of expiration , a negative value means no warning is given . If this sounds like science fiction , it is only because the latest biotech marvel — the ' DNA chip ' — still needs a few more years to become part of everyday life , " says Dr. Dmitri Petrovykh , a scientist at the University of Maryland . Other finds in the upper levels of this area included a bronze ring and sheet glass , conceivably belonging to the same cupboard , a ceramic and an iron weight . With respect to the first issue , the parties agree that a reviewing court may inquire only whether the State Board 's decision was arbitrary , capricious , or entirely lacking in evidentiary support ; applying that standard of review , we find that the State Board 's decision complied with section 4200 . When creating this array , PHP will add slashes to any slashes it finds in the string , so these must be stripped out first before processing the file path . Los Alamos researchers Philipp Kronberg , Quentin Dufton , Stirling Colgate and Hui Li today discussed this finding at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Albuquerque , N.M. Laboratory personnel interested in learning how local businesses and communities can work together as " cluster industries " to help satisfy humanity 's need for water , food , energy , jobs and shelter in an environmentally sustainable manner can attend a seminar this afternoon sponsored by the Zero Emissions Research Initiative ( ZERI ) Generative Science Challenges Opportunities . In other words , following their initial insurance certification , Sellers will be obligated to certify that they have maintained the required insurance as set forth in their SAFETY Act Designation only upon the Department requesting such a certification . Thus , if post-eruption intruders did not carry them here , as the additional finds in the street might suggest , a cupboard and its contents would have stood in this entranceway . This is a determination to which we give " great deference " such that we ask only whether the issuing magistrate had a " substantial basis " for determining probable cause existed . That conclusion is weaker in Rhea than in Webb , not only because the child was older but also because her communication was elicited by a state officer .