What will the event, which over more than five decades has been known to art and antiques connoisseurs as simply the Paris Biennale, call itself once it takes place annually?
Cells protect themselves from ROS by preventing cell damage through detoxification of these chemicals, and by repairing ROS-induced damage once it takes place.
Fortunately, a brand-new paper in Scientific Reports, led by Quebec's Laval University, appears to have solved that enigma once and for all: it took place 3,980 years ago, give or take a century or two, meaning it shook Antarctica far closer to the present day than anyone realised.
It took place once or twice a week, even in winter.
The killings on Wednesday were carried out by the same militias that devastated East Timor, and it took place, once again, with the apparent involvement of at least some elements of the Indonesian military.
It took place, once again, on Facebook.
Two children, who right after the widening did not wet the bed, after 6 and 10 months, respectively, started bed-wetting again but it took place occasionally once a month.
"But once we saw it take place, it was kind of perfect, really".
Is that why the best-known "cannabis culture holiday," as my mom once adorably called it, takes place on this day?
"Venecia" is, at once, a bawdy story (it takes place, but only literally, just outside a brothel) and a child's fable (it lives in the imagination).
It takes place once a year, and clinical breast examination once a year.
