subsequent event

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Our hypothesis holds that political developments within a municipality's neighbours may affect subsequent events in the municipality.
Neither the receptor for progesterone nor the subsequent events that lead to maturation are understood.
Nor did he admit that his earlier choices had been a key cause of subsequent events.
Subsequent events did not bear out his optimism.
Subsequent events testified that the journal's anticipatory readjustment was indeed founded on a good guess.
The song concludes with an image of ominous foreboding in light of subsequent events.
But subsequent events in 1881 and 1882 changed this.
In retrospect, this internal debate over the student frame had little impact on subsequent events.
Furthermore, he details the way in which their decisions affected subsequent events and events shaped their visions for the future.
But, as subsequent events were to reveal, the signing of the agreement was one thing, its implementation quite another.
Subsequent events in 1881-82, which culminated in a split in the ranks of that movement, lend further support to this interpretation.
Conditions for oocyte maturation have profound effects on subsequent events in pronuclear formation and early embryo development.
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