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Toxic effects, like seizures, can be seen after the rapid consumption of around 1,200 milligrams of caffeine.
Toxic effects, like seizures, can be seen after the rapid consumption of around
In rapid time, the fish scoops a mouthful of sand from the seabed, filters out edible organic matter,
In rapid time the fish scoops a mouthful of sand from the seabed,
…in such a rapid period of time
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, rapid industrialisation...
Without it, water would accumulate on the tracks and cause rapid rusting of their metallic parts.
But since the rapid expansion of Israel's economy in the 1990s, US economic aid to Israel began to gradually phase out in the 21st century.
With its rapid increase in wealth, thanks to Qatar's natural resources, the country has quickly adopted a Western-style food and diet which,
With the unexpected and rapid growth of UAE's prosperity came Western fast food chains and an increase in junk food,
Fighting intensifies between Sudan's armed forces and the rebel Rapid Support Forces.
The technology's rapid advance means that chips and the software to use them are going to have to keep up.
Alex experiences rapid changes in self-identity.