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collateralSecurity available in return for a loan. Usually stocks, shares, property, or life insurance policies will be accepted as collateral. |
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| Current technology allows fermentation inhibitors, collaterally formed primarily during the process of separating cellulose and hemicellulose from soft-biomass, to interfere with the function of microorganisms that convert sugar into alcohol, leading to extremely low ethanol yield. Ask the family of a Marine killed in Falluja or of an Iraqi child collaterally damaged by an American bombing raid how much is too much. International diplomacy focuses on Hamas' alleged "intransigence" and "rejectionism," and the subsequent need for a cut-off of aid to the Palestinian Authority--and, collaterally, to jobless, hungry Palestinians. |
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