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Blood was collected in a 1.6 ml microcentrifuge tube and the flow then staunched.
Furthermore, by bringing the industry under greater government control, the widespread illegal cutting of trees for charcoal and evasion of fees could hopefully be staunched.
That is something that has to be staunched.
The leak was entirely staunched by the following morning.
During those 12 years much of the nation's life blood that has been poured upon our highways could have been staunched and saved.
In particular, the deregistration of so many commons, which is taking place at an alarming rate, is a haemorrhage which must be staunched most urgently.
A year later the bleeding has not been staunched.
If, instead of abandoning the pledge, they had renewed it, that would have been the one thing that would have staunched the flow coming into this country.
There is never enough money to do all the work because there is always a problem: when the crisis is staunched in one area, problems can arise in another.
In the national interest, we must all hope that the flow of early retirement of those who wish to go into civilian life will be staunched.
The blood has not been staunched.
Britain's shipping is suffering from a haemorrhage, with no signs of it being staunched.
In order to cure any illness, repentance was a crucial factor in ensuring that the loss of qi could be staunched.
If the bleeding is not staunched to the referee's satisfaction, the player must then leave the field for further attention.
Jaufre pardons him, and has his wounds staunched.
