I

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II

• The aggregate mass of very small asteroids is only a minor fraction of the total.

• The combined effect of creep and slippage is ...

• Several tanks with a combined capacity of 10,000 gallons ...

• This factor has been included in the overall computation program.

• The equation merely represents the overall transformation by which all bacteria secure energy.

• The overall voltage gain was 5000.

• Seven new centres were opened, making the total number 83.

• This would have less all-round flexibility.

III

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• Ionizing solvents have one property in common, self-ionization.

• The two curves have a point in common (or a common point).

• Several species may have a common ancestry.

• The components of the analyzer are assembled in two basic units, an optical unit and an electronic unit, in a common housing.

• The engine, the transmission and the differential could use one oil reservoir in common.

• Carbon forms compounds with the halogens which have the general formula CX[sub]4[/sub].

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• These phenomena have certain features in common with convection.