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NSW
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NSWNew South Wales (Australian state)
NSWNorton SystemWorks (Symantec utility software)
NSWNational Science Week
NSWNaval Special Warfare
NSWNational Software Works
NSWNebelscheinwerfer (German: Fog-Lamp)
NSWNippon Systemware Co. Ltd.
NSWNo Significant Weather (meteorology/aviation)
NSWNetwork Setup Wizard
NSWNatural Seawater
NSWNon-Secure Warning
NSWNewark Symphonic Winds (Newark, CA)
NSWNovell Script for NetWare
NSWNew Swappers Welcome (friendship book)
NSWNon-Secure Switch


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glomerata embryos for tests were obtained using thermal stimulation and salinity fluctuations in natural seawater (22[degrees]C, 33 ppt and filtered to 1 [micro]m) following the spawning procedure described in Frankish et al.
1999) or natural seawater (Gardner 2000) or combination of single algal species and natural seawater (Hawkins et al.
Prior to the start of the grow-out, all ponds were dried for 2 wk, and filled with ambient, unfiltered natural seawater from a nearby canal to a depth of 70 cm.
 
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