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Subject: CEdbYdxpmbIWsUEiyMK Author: Mervin (hhvCtUFpSDVMcKEhn) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:03:37 03/22/17 Wed What's the current interest rate for personal loans? buy elimite permethrin cream The thruster appears to be almost immune to permanent damage. The tips automatically heal themselves and re-grow if they are somehow damaged. King’s team has already demonstrated its self-healing properties, albeit inadvertently. “We accidentally turned the voltage up too high, and the tips exploded in a small arc,” King says. While this would spell death for a typical thruster, “A completely new crown immediately formed from the remaining ferrofluid and once again resumed thrusting.” [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]