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therefore kept their British citizenship that enabled them to do business mainly in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
The strong shekel enabled them to increase the number of their vacation days,
And that enabled them to colonise a great variety of habitats,
Babylon enabled them to receive instantaneous translation of every unknown word, without interrupting the flow of reading.
He treated these patients with a then-experimental drug, L-dopa, which enabled them to come back to life.
These steps enabled them to manipulate the water level in the two vessels and divert a connected laser's reflection to two different sensors.
That enabled them to encapsulate the resulting prodrug- a form that is inactive until it enters a target cell- in a nanoparticle.
Their warm, insulated bodies enabled them to be active at all times,
This enabled them to see which genes were being turned on in the cells, when and in what amounts.
One study showed that supplementation in volleyball players enabled them to jump higher and improve their arm movements.
impermeable skins that enabled them to colonise the driest places… they were the reptiles.
In other words, human computation enabled them to generate coding of political texts that agreed with expert evaluations and was reproducible.
found jobs which required them to live near their places of work, which enabled them to avoid serving in the Soviet Army.
These web logs enabled them to update the information and links as often as they wanted.
Battering-ram heads enabled them to bulldoze their way through the vegetation to collect the rotting plants on which they fed.
This enabled them to plug in wireless devices that pushed the data to the internet
The remaining eight men continued south, in better conditions which enabled them to make up some of the time lost on the Barrier.
The joining of this unique proclivity to our ancestors' advanced cognitive abilities enabled them to nimbly adapt to new environments.
The researchers also showed that attaching the nanoparticles to human T cells that were genetically modified to target glioblastoma cells enabled them to kill glioblastoma cells much more effectively.
And the pterosaurs' extraordinary abilities enabled them to dominate the skies of the prehistoric Earth for a 150 million years.