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Dallas area CEO: We are building resilience in critical minerals Original

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By Adam Johnson
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Over the past six years, we’ve all read articles that spell out the end of globalism. The pandemic, military conflicts and trade wars have provided regular warnings that integrated, global supply chains are not immune to geopolitics — they are the backbone of national security and of everyday life in places like Dallas-Fort Worth. Tankers and container ships have been diverted or delayed, insurance costs have surged and freight rates on key routes have jumped.
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Resilience: Complacency Will Likely Leadto Catastrophe

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By Adam Johnson
| Mondaq
KPMG are most popular: within Government, Public Sector, Immigration and Insurance topic(s) in United States Assets are increasingly being pushed beyond their design specifications. The risk of failure — and the financial impact on asset owners — is growing. The world is filled with infrastructure that pre-dates modern design specifications. Buildings, bridges, airports, power stations — you name it.
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Lactic acid produced by optimal vaginal Lactobacillus spp. potently and specifically inactivates HIV-1 in vitro by targeting the viral RNA genome and reverse transcriptase

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By David Tyssen, Adam Johnson, Catherine Latham, Muriel Aldunate, PLOS Pathogens
| PLOS
Materials and methods Ethical approval for collection of cervical vaginal fluid was obtained from Homewood Institutional Review Board, Johns Hopkins University HIRB00000526, and the Alfred Human Ethics Research Committee, Project Numbers 80/13 and 238/23. Formal written consent was obtained from participants who provided CVF samples.
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