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The data suggest a remarkable turnover of lipids and a role of AAS activity in recycling the released fatty acids [ 8].

This election cycle already promised, mainly because of term limits, a remarkable turnover in our civic leadership, opening the way to a more diverse and representative group of elected officials with fresh ideas.

Patterns for this species are indicative of the remarkable turnover we observed at the site scale: L. laureolum disappeared from 10 sites and colonized 11 sites between 1966 and 1996.

The newly synthesized amino sulfonamide catalyst promoted the Mannich reaction in a highly enantioselective fashion and a remarkable catalyst turnover number was achieved.

Remarkable turnover in the Senate over the past two years has brought a notable influx of younger members -- at least by Senate standards -- who are transforming an institution where political life has sometimes seemed to begin at 65 and in one recent instance stretched to 100.

The sole comfort for England at the break was to be just six points behind, having been starved of possession and conceded a remarkable 10 turnovers in that first period.

Like Carlton's now-infamous 35-tackle debacle, conceding a remarkable 13 of 17 goals from turnovers at least gives the Dees a target for improvement.

But over the Knicks' previous 15 games, Ward was shooting almost 47percentt, averaging 10 points a game and had a remarkable assist-to-turnover ratio of 4.7 to 1.

In contrast, deficiency of ADAMTS proteases leads to a remarkable array of morphogenetic defects and connective tissue disorders consistent with a specialized role in turnover of the embryonic provisional ECM and in ECM assembly.

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It remains a remarkable feat of masonry.