How To Use Stabilise In A Sentence
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Since the ban on the trade in ivory in 1989, elephant populations in Africa have generally stabilised and in some areas are increasing.
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The cost of our imports also seems to have stabilised.
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Now, they hold him responsible for planning to destabilise the country.
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He oversaw the work and left to return north on Friday satisfied that the situation had been stabilised.
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The forint will strengthen or at least stabilise, the markets will calm and the economy slowly recover, he added.
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IAI and Cyclone Aviation Products Ltd in Carmiel manufacture the ventral fins, rudders, horizontal stabilisers and engine access doors.
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When the battlefront stabilised, the four found they were trapped on the wrong side of the trenches.
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Bitumen emulsions are a dispersion of bitumen in an aqueous continuous phase, stabilised by the addition of an emulsifier.
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So if the UK reacts differently to changes in the world economy from the rest of the eurozone, the only lever left to stabilise the economy is fiscal policy.
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The Reserve Bank is relaxed about that fiscal stimulus and believes that it will act as a stabiliser, given that economic growth is forecast to decline during the 2004-06 period.
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Whatever the identity of the plotter, and whomever they were batting for, the aim was simple and consistent: discredit the leadership, destabilise the leader, and stay out of the open.
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Its ion-propulsion engine will fire continuously for the next four days to help it stabilise.
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This programme's success will require a truly national effort," the EU and IMF said in a joint statement, saying it combined the need to stimulate long-term growth, reduce the deficit and restabilise Portugal's banking and finance sector.
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A leg brace was fitted last week to stabilise the problem but he has impressed medics so much it has now been removed.
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As the plane was tossed up and down, the pilot tried to stabilise it.
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He will attempt to stabilise his position today by giving a speech that addresses immigration concerns.
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She had many comforts compared with older vessels, including stabilisers to reduce rolling in rough seas.
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Two rudders and two active fin stabilisers are installed for precision manoeuvring.
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The sources of the gyrostabiliser and light intensifier have not yet been identified.
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None is big enough to destabilise the company or relevant business section if it does not.
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The head is stabilised to such an extent that its movements are much less pronounced than the body.
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The local Society is also looking for a child's tricycle or bicycle with stabilisers on loan for a month.
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Some people think our climate has natural inbuilt stabilisers.
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Many commercial, large-scale manufacturers make ice cream from fat, water, milk proteins, sugar, stabilisers and emulsifiers.
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The job of the central banks is to manage demand and stabilise inflation and unemployment.
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There it is to undergo refurbishments, including repairs to a stabiliser fin damaged in transit.
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The generals in turn used the opportunity to crack down on more militant opponents and stabilise the political situation.
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This year, our annuities seem finally to have stabilised.
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These adult stabilisers will enable anyone of adult size to learn to ride a bicycle, they can also with help balancing problems but they are not intended to be used for people who are unable to balance.
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The earliest piece here is Nacht-Schatten, from 1991, in which microtones colour and destabilise the instrumental textures.
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Fix up derelict houses and build affordable homes to the extent there is no shortage and prices will stabilise. Simples.
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The first is the gyrostabiliser arm mounted by the commander's position.
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But many more wounds will be opened before the government can stabilise this deeply tortured nation.
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A living thing, a self, is a homeostatic system, a system constantly being disrupted by exterior forces and internal requirements for refueling and maintenance, constantly seeking to stabilise itself, to return to equilibrium, but also relishing the instability -- because that tension is life.
Stoicism, Sophistry and Sodomy
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This destabilises the popular notion that the Aboriginal relation to place through totemism and myth is timeless, and it is probably the case that a historicised Aboriginality is harder to negotiate through the land claim process.
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After realising he had drunk 56 pints they tried to stabilise him with an intravenous saline solution.
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These crunches work the abdominal muscles, which are used to stabilise the torso, protect the internal organs and keep the stomach area tight.
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The job of the central banks is to manage demand and stabilise inflation and unemployment.
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Mazimhaka emphasised the importance of getting peacekeepers on the ground in Somalia as soon as possible: "African countries do not consider it necessary to have a place stabilised and then send in troops.
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The sand here is stabilised by conifers but the suntrap path was illuminated by heavy bowers of broom and numerous orchids white to deepest purple.
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Most patients on admission were on high levels of psychotropic medication, particularly antidepressants, antipsychotics and mood stabilisers.
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Trehalose may also stabilise tissues by trapping them in an immobile sugar glass.
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‘We used a base material that is quarried on the island, cement stabilised it and added an emulsion layer to bind the layers of material together,’ he said.
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He has been brought in to stabilise the company and ramp up production.
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A UN administrative force however would have the additional benefit of shifting the perception of the international force from that of occupier to stabiliser.
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His armour clankered slightly as he stepped, the gyrostabilisers kicking in with each grand step.
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Sierra Leone was the object of similar plunder, leaving an acephalous state in rampant disorder only to be stabilised by British Tommies.
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The American presence was a tremendous destabiliser, most Iraqis opposed the occupation.
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He took half a step backwards to stabilise himself, before feinting to the left and bringing his sword around to the right.
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The ship lost its sonar dome and the starboard stabiliser in the grounding.
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A combination of apparently unlimited electoral puissance and an underlying lack of both intellectual self-confidence and political principle has destabilised him.
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The electrical components should be double insulated for maximum safety and the outer casing made from an ultra violet stabilised material.
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The government has accused labour unions of trying to destabilise the country, after they broke off negotiations on Friday.
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A company will agree with its investment bank to create an option to stabilise the share price before the shares begin trading publicly.
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A number of factories are situated on the very bank of the river, close enough to scoop or suck raw materials directly from the holds of ships, and are at work producing some of the less celebrated ingredients behind the smooth functioning of our utilitarian civilisation: the polyols added to toothpaste to help it retain its moisture, the citric acid used to stabilise laundry detergent, the isoglucose to sweeten cereal, the glyceryl tristearate to make soap and the xanthan gum to ensure the viscosity of gravy.
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Environment Agency officers placed two oxygen pumps in the pond to stabilise it but more than 250 fish, including bream, carp, roach and tench died.
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The break turned out to be fairly minor, as these things go, and since the bone was in a stabilised position, I didn't even need a cast.
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The building hovers above a stabilised berm, turning with the river to reinforce landform and contour.
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The compass card will swing back when attitude is stabilised after the turn - Overshoot your heading.
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The most likely irritant in emollient creams is the stabiliser propylene glycol.
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Her condition stabilised but she only regained full consciousness two weeks ago.
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It is also said to stabilise membranes and mast cells, two important constituents of the liver, as well as other organs.
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Numerous international attempts to stabilise the country have failed so far.
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Further experiments will address the problem of how many water molecules are required to facilitate and stabilise charge transfer to the zwitterion.
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Very loose monetary policy has helped to stabilise the economy but it has also had distorting side effects.
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Her condition stabilised but she only regained full consciousness two weeks ago.
The Sun
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Summer and autumn coincide with the hurricane season, and although the big cruise ships have stabilisers, you probably want to be thinking of November through to May, when the weather's not at its best in Scotland.
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The crisis has also underscored the importance of international action to stabilise the economy.
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Property in the outer suburbs and satellite towns has begun to stabilise and there are predictions that prices in this sector will begin to dip somewhat next year.
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These crunches work the abdominal muscles, which are used to stabilise the torso, protect the internal organs and keep the stomach area tight.
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Two days after the flood, I heard loud banging noises once again, went to the kitchen and found the stabiliser burning like a torch and emitting heavy, tarry smoke.
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Can such an influx of players destabilise a club?
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The average supermarket has shelves which are stacked with foods containing a variety of artificial sweeteners, flavourings, colourings, preservatives and stabilisers.
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Too much stabiliser can render a foam gummy.
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Two factors can lead to pitch instability: no or too small horizontal stabilizers (h - stabs) on too short a tail and high thrust line propeller placement which destabilises the force diagram.
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He also worked on the problem of classifying the stabiliser of the pencil which is a linear combination of the two matrices.
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Last year, fires devastated the forests of Far Eastern Russia, where conservation efforts had apparently stabilised numbers of the Amur tiger at 300-400 adults and subadults.
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A shipborne version consists of a launcher for six Ataka missiles with stabilised optical sight.
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Stabilised soil blocks are generally denser than a number of concrete materials, such as aerated and lightweight concrete blocks, while exhibiting densities similar to those of various types of bricks (e.g. clay, calcium silicate and concrete bricks - see table I. 1).
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SpiceJet will fulfill its promise of emerging as India's leading airline, "We believe in the long term validity of the low cost airline model in India and that fuel prices eventually will stabilise," Chairman & CEO, WL Ross & Co LLC Wilbur L Ross said.
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Alfred Nobel's discovery that nitroglycerine could be stabilised in paste was a boon to revolutionaries, assassins, dissidents and nutcases everywhere.
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There is obvious appeal for Labour in harrying the Lib Dems to destabilise the coalition, but not much evidence of a plan for what to do once the coalition is less stable.
Coalition: Mr Clegg must reassert his core values | Observer editorial
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Hopes that prices will soon stabilise depend on demand holding up for leasing new space.
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Her condition stabilised but she only regained full consciousness two weeks ago.
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After realising he had drunk 56 pints they tried to stabilise him with an intravenous saline solution.
The Sun
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But he is now facing a longer period of rehabilitation after the brace was fitted to stabilise the joint.
The Sun
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Association is understood to be seeking a cap of 10 per cent on crude steel output growth this year to stabilise prices.
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A police presence has been established to stabilise the area after 171 men were arrested and rifles, sidearms, ammunition, assegais and pangas seized.
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The state was unprepared for the first wave of potential Indonesian investors in local real estate when much Indonesian money "transited" the state during the financial crisis of 1997-98, on the way out to third countries or back into Indonesia when the situation there stabilised.
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Has she helped him stabilise his once tumultuous personal life?
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Alphonse Penaud established the practice of setting the horizontal stabiliser at a negative angle of incidence relative to the wing chord, which provides longitudinal balance to an aircraft.
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Probably the most important development in dentistry, implants can be used singly, to support a crown, or in groups to stabilise dentures or bridges.
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Lithium helps stabilise these to some extent and prevents the chaotic cycling between the manic and depressive phases of the illness.
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When we stop remembering, the brain synthesises proteins to restabilise and restore the memory longterm.
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An expert on air accidents believes that the aircraft was de-stabilised after opening its cargo door for a low-level drop.
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The new company is a world leader in hydrocolloid food thickeners and stabilisers, xanthan and pectin, and was expected to have an annual turnover of about $470m.
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By day five of the uprising, both sides had stabilised their positions.
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Your blows, and those of the army, will knock them senseless, destabilise them, and send them to their death.
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A maintenance alert had been issued in August for the same model of airplane after attachment bolts for the vertical stabiliser were found loose on a plane during a scheduled inspection.
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There will be no third-act detective to solve the mystery and restabilise the world.
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There are no bilge keels, but stabilisation is achieved by a combination of fin stabilisers from Blohm and Voss and a controlled passive tank system supplied by Intering.
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The report concluded that prison terms for relatively minor offences including vagrancy and larceny destabilised family and spousal relationships, and led to a loss of accommodation and employment.
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As the temperature decreases the elastic energy increases and eventually causes a shear in a part of the matrix, which stabilises the rest.
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Experts from Germany are investigating the use of a chemical to stabilise the stone monoliths, which have become severely eroded.
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A flaperon is a moving wing surface that stabilises the aircraft in flight.
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Too much stabiliser can render a foam gummy.
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It might seem absurdly temerous to predict that the market has now stabilised.
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If and when technologies stabilise, it may be too late to randomise: clinicians may have developed firm if unsubstantiated views, such that they are no longer equipoised.
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Real disposable incomes of partners-adjusted for inflation and progressive income taxation-have stabilised.
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Many commercial, large-scale manufacturers make ice cream from fat, water, milk proteins, sugar, stabilisers and emulsifiers.
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But its past legacy as a destabiliser in the region remains.
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Of all the assumptions that followed the Cold War, none was sillier or more short-sighted than that one super-power would be able to bestraddle, let alone stabilise, the world.
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The average supermarket has shelves which are stacked with foods containing a variety of artificial sweeteners, flavourings, colourings, preservatives and stabilisers.
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The zenith of stability when shooting is going to be prone, using a gun mount and gyrostabilisers to reduce recoil.
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How supplies are to be secured at existing levels becomes a grave political and moral question for the wealthier states, and a real destabiliser of international relations.
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In January it emerged that the plan - codenamed "sledgehammer" - had been hatched at the highest levels of the military to plant bombs to destabilise the government.
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Repairs include underpinning the southeast corner of the 100 year-old, heritage listed building to stabilise the foundations and ensure the building is structurally sound.
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Association is understood to be seeking a cap of 10 per cent on crude steel output growth this year to stabilise prices.
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Will it be stabilised by fiscal transfers from other member countries or should the European Central Bank be allowed to monetise the accrued national debt?
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The electrical components should be double insulated for maximum safety and the outer casing made from an ultra violet stabilised material.
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Take, for instance, the sleeping pill I'm taking this week to try and stabilise my sleeping patterns.
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The falling block could also have damaged a wing flap or vertical stabiliser, meaning the autopilot could not have kept the shuttle at the precise 38-degree angle necessary for the tiles, damaged or not, to do their job.
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For the bold punter, a bid above 100p is unlikely without some signs of positive management action to stabilise cash flow.
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Implants can be used singly, to support a crown, or in groups to stabilise dentures or bridges.
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Bad news for six year old kids still wobbling about on stabilisers - it is now illegal to ride your bicycle on the pavement.
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Cooper arrived in Iraq in early 2005 as a major-general fresh from acting as a deputy theatre commander in Afghanistan, where the insurgency had then largely been stabilised.
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Kyoto was meant to herald a new era in which such emissions would stabilise and then reverse.
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The cupola can also be fitted with panoramic stabilised sight.
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What we've done over the years is identify that the calcium in milk is in a very specific form, that's stabilised by the proteins casein.
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Secondary tumours then disappeared in her lungs, shrunk in her liver and stabilised in her brain.
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Stabilise wine with Potassium Sorbate at the final racking, sweeten to taste, then bottle.
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For the bold punter, a bid above 100p is unlikely without some signs of positive management action to stabilise cash flow.
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Such opportunists must not be given a chance to destabilise this country.
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The report will investigate the causes of tensions in the area and suggest ways to restabilise the party.
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The greater weight of a soil-based compost will also help to stabilise a large plant, as will a broad-based container.
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The cost of our imports also seems to have stabilised.
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It has taken about 18 months for private sector employment to stabilise - with the caveats that you set out - but no one has addressed the excessive and expensive overmanning of the public sector and the inevitable job losses this ought to entail.
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The effort to green industry is a long-run issue, and eventually, costs will stabilise.
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Such an increase would hit consumer spending and recovery prospects and could destabilise inflationary expectations.
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The weapon system is stabilised in two axes, which allows the vehicle to engage targets stationary or on the move.
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History suggests that empires that do not stabilise their periphery end up being destabilised by it.
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The number of trawlers calling at Lerwick harbour has stabilised in 2004 following a period of decline.
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Put him on antiretrovirals, his HIV in his plasma went away completely, and his renal disease not only stabilised, but got better.
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Until the equity markets bottom out and values stabilise, it is unlikely that the overhang of office space will be fully absorbed.
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He visited a £32m project to stabilise mines under the town by pumping them full of a mixture of fuel ash and cement which sets to form a solid bulk, similar to breeze blocks.
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The stabiliser, the horizontal surface on the tailplane, is jammed.
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At present that would probably be a toss-up between the vibrating Edward doll and the babygrow reading "My Mommy is a Bella" – but we'll deal with those once your stabilisers are off.
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Originally vegetation held the friable, highly-weathered schist in place, but brush clearance and cut-and-fill construction have destabilised the densely inhabited hillsides.
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Association is understood to be seeking a cap of 10 per cent on crude steel output growth this year to stabilise prices.
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The vehicle is equipped with two hydraulically operated stabilisers are lowered in preparation for the firing.
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and manufactures electro - optical surveillance, tracking and fire - control systems, servo - controlled stabilised platforms and TV cameras.
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The all-steel ship has stealth features, extra space for Task Group personnel, and fin stabilisers.
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Active roll-damping fin stabilisers have been added for operation in high sea states.
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For air transportation, the vertical tail fin pivots, the main rotor blades and the horizontal stabiliser are folded, and the mast-mounted sight, the IFF antenna and the lower wire cutter are removed.
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This unit cares for the acutely unwell, who usually stay for around six weeks while they are stabilised on medication and receive a range of therapies.
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Elsewhere in the accompanying studies the Treasury suggests that higher property taxes would be required to stabilise the volatile housing market.
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The emission of gases such as carbon dioxide should be stabilised at their present level.
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Raptors amongst the stabilised sands include 15 breeding pairs (about a tenth of the world's population) of the Spanish imperial eagle Aquila heliaca adalberti (VU), black vulture Aegypius monachus, short-toed eagle Circaetus gallicus, booted eagle Hieraaetus pennatus, buzzard Buteo buteo, black kite Milvus migrans, black-shouldered kite Elanus caeruleus, red kite M. milvus, and hobby Falco subbuteo.
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It stabilised demand by income transfers to those who had a high propensity to consume.
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And perhaps the pernicious influence of their new-found wealth reinvented and destabilised their bond with family and friends.
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A double-stepped bottom reduces the wetted surface area while above the water a fin at the rear stabilises the boat against cross-winds.
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Already she has stopped breathing on three separate occasions and has required artificial ventilation to stabilise her condition.
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The accident happened when the stabilisers of a flat-bed lorry that had been lifting the container sunk into soft mud, causing it to topple over.
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This is the catalyst for a chain of events which threatens to destabilise the parliament.
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The massive input of freshwater from melted ice would destabilise the great conveyor system of deep ocean currents that transports heat around the globe and maintains climate the way it is.
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There is undoubtedly a risk that our exit will be destabilised by an upsurge in violence.
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The central bank said that the increases were intended to keep credit and investment in check and to stabilise inflationary expectations.
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It seeks to promote energy efficiency and alternatives to fossil fuels, and insists on reductions in the emission of greenhouse gases by the industrialised world in the hope that the climate may stabilise.
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He has been brought in to stabilise the company and ramp up production.
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The report displays a profound ignorance, or disregard, of the historical record of the apartheid government in its role as a destabiliser and manipulator, par excellence, first of its neighbours and then of its own population.
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This is often enough to stabilise a big float rig.
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Many events throughout Britain in the last week have destabilised multicultural communities, striking fear into the hearts of right-thinking people.
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He also argued that "addiction" to fossil fuels was distorting international relations: "How supplies are to be secured at existing levels becomes a grave political and moral question for the wealthier states, and a real destabiliser of international relations.
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Oil prices appeared to have stabilised and were likely to have a lasting effect on inflation in the future.
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During this time, users may experience slight interruptions of connectivity for the hosting services, but these should last only at most a minute or so for the network to restabilise.
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None is big enough to destabilise the company or relevant business section if it does not.
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To make the proposed stabilisers automatic, they can be linked to GDP forecasts.
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The engineers of Spt Coy needed the pile driver to hammer four-metre sheet piles into the ground to stabilise embankments for road construction.
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It won't damage the country or destabilise the Middle East.
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The hospital said the Cystic Fibrosis Trust had argued that the review "has the potential to destabilise cystic fibrosis paediatric care in the UK", while Asthma UK highlights the threat to Royal Brompton's respiratory services, which it describes as "one of the best regarded providers of specialists respiratory support in the UK".
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As the money economy deepened and prices stabilised increased disposable income boosted demand for books.
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However, because there is still some inhibition the neural activity stabilises as adjacent areas of excited and inhibited cells.
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But now experts are arguing that stabilisers, which for decades have been used to help children learn to cycle, could actually be hindering their progress, and they are launching an experiment to prove it.
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Has she helped him stabilise his once tumultuous personal life?
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Association is understood to be seeking a cap of 10 per cent on crude steel output growth this year to stabilise prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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A Land Rover mechanic replaced the stabiliser unit behind the dash - the fuel gauge worked again but not the temperature gauge.
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The head is stabilised to such an extent that its movements are much less pronounced than the body.
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He visited a £32m project to stabilise mines under the town by pumping them full of a mixture of fuel ash and cement.
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The absence of unrelenting selling pressure may eventually stabilise land prices and stem the deterioration in balance sheets.
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The emission of gases such as carbon dioxide should be stabilised at their present level.
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The three oppositional voices are those of unreconstructed, demoralised males, ‘destabilised’ by the insecurities of their position.
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The country 's diplomats and soldiers have failed to stabilise the neighbourhood.
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In our study antibody concentrations in uninfected older teenagers stabilised over the previous four years, perhaps as a result of increased exposure by the sexual route.
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But I have stabilised, and I have optimised my chances of living on into a reasonable old age.
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Her condition stabilised but she only regained full consciousness two weeks ago.
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Traumas that might have destabilised other countries were incorporated into the evolutionary process that our monarchy personifies.
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Andrew Mitchell has sent what we call a stabilisation response team, that's leading the international assessment in Benghazi … of what would be needed for Libya to stabilise the situation for the people of Libya after Gaddafi goes.
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First, Michael had an operation to stabilise his spine.
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The steel skeleton is stabilised by the spiralling ramps and by a concrete lift and stair tower on the west side overlooking the main entrance to the zoo.
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Up to 2,000 people face a second night out of their homes while Army bomb disposal teams work to stabilise a 1,000 lb Second World War bomb unearthed by workmen.
