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The AAMC supports the concept of increasing the NIH budget in the context of an across-the-board investment in all science , and has endorsed the Unified Statement on Research : " Decade of Investment , " which articulates the goal of doubling the non-military science budget over the next ten years . ' The next day in Copenhagen , almost the entire population wore armbands showing a Star of David . However , almost always , the first page is missing from the output , so that option is useless to me . Non-linearity update : STH reported that the recently taken dome flats have revealed that WFCAM is linear to better than 1 % over almost the full range up to saturation . " You almost always find across your path , " says M. Rossi , " some monopoly . A wilderness of close to five million acres , almost the size of New Jersey , in what is commonly called the Great Bear Rain Forest or the Amazon of the North will be kept off limits to loggers in an agreement that the disparate parties describe as a crossroads in their relations . Pierre Kraehenbuehl , ICRC director of operations , said last Friday that the neutral agency almost always uses confidential discussions because they achieve results and allow the ICRC to maintain access where it feels most needed _ to the prisoners in warfare . The National Bicycling and Walking Study ( NBWS ) established the target of doubling the percentage of trips made by bicycling and walking from 7.9 percent to 15.8 percent . A bill introduced in 1994 by Alaska Senator Frank Murkowski would more than double the amount of lands held by Native corporations . Apparently , the sun 's magnetic processes are able to separate the electrons from the ions , sorting them either by mass or electric charge , as they blast them to almost the speed of light . It doubles the permissible length of job search if the state meets the unemployment rate or increased food stamp caseload criteria for a ` needy state ' under the contingency fund definition . Initiative whose goal is to double the number of children who are adopted from the foster care system or placed in other permanent settings in 2002 . The threshold question needs to be answered , what public interest is being served by government mandated transition to digital television that doubles the amount of spectrum assigned to existing broadcasters , forces consumers to spend an estimated $ 33 to $ 187 billion to receive " free-TV , " widens the trade deficit and disenfranchises millions of American who depend on free over-the-air television as their primary source for news information and entertainment . Finally , the overall goodput of the system is thus improved or remains almost the same ( a work-conservation feature ) . Having a first child at age 30 or later , or having no children , nearly doubles the risk of breast cancer , compared with the risk faced by a woman who bears her first child before she is 20 . Adding a store operation in effect doubles the amount of activity on the memory bus - - the data has to be stored back out to RAM eventually to make room for new data being read in - - without significantly changing the architecture of the function . The presence of 10 amalgam surfaces approximately doubles the background mercury concentrations found in the urine.3 Inhaled Hg is oxidized to Hg2 + ( mercuric Hg ) by catalase in red blood cells . He also notes earlier proposals to roll back tuition in higher education and double the number of high school counselors . Then there were almost always guests at the house . Synk Audio has released Musicbed DV 1.6 , an update to the application that adds Intel support , new music generation features , new surround music features and more than double the amount of royalty-free music content . But there were other times when God in His grace actually seemed to double the amount that came from America so we would have sufficient on the field . So using it in Wine code is almost always a race condition . The reaction progresses in cycles , doubling the amount of DNA every time . France could be in position to offer reactors to the DPRK , however the size of a currently licensable reactor in France - the EPR - being of 1,600 MWe is much too large for the DPRK grid and will represent the doubling the entire operating capacity of that grid .