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Time will tell whether this initiative is able to "break down the idea that great art is some kind of precious commodity," as the Public's artistic director, Oskar Eustis, said in a preshow speech.
Luckily, Scully is able to break down the door and save Mulder.
Furthermore, by decomposing the model using an adapted version of the Extreme Pathway analysis, we are able to break down the energy production pathways and further understand the model behavior as glucose concentrations change.
The report was not able to break down the deaths by combatant and noncombatant, or pro- and antigovernment forces.
Officials with the Virginia Department of Health say they aren't yet able to break down the numbers by locality.
But the ABS were able to break down the data further – by location, age, gender and occupation.
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By using proteolytic enzymes (enzymes able to break down proteins) together with detergents, the proteinic substance can be made water-soluble or at least water-permeable, permitting the detergent to act and the proteinic stain to be dispersed together with the oily dirt.
The laboratories give us a beautiful spreadsheet-like chart that shows us which drugs your body is programmed to be able to break down in the normal fashion and which drugs you will not be able to break down in the normal fashion.
The students enjoy the creative aspects of the assignment, and in trying their hand at a medieval style of writing students are able to break down some of the barriers that make the medieval seem so foreign.
She was able to break down stereotypes of the homeless and paint the picture of a reality that many homeless families face each day.
By analyzing more than 4 million consumer phone calls placed over 2 years, the analytics firm Marchex was able to break down which of the 50 states is chattiest, fastest talking, and most impatient.
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