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Adult women are perfectly able to form their own interpretations of female solidarity and its manifestations in the public sphere; children, not so much.

Only after City Opera's season gets under way this weekend — with a reconstituted production of Hugo Weisgall's "Esther," given its premiere by the company in 1993, and a new production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" — will audiences be able to form their opinions.

Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) have polled strongly in federal elections in Germany but may not be able to form their preferred coalition, exit polls suggest.

And that members of the public won't be able to form their own opinions about how Facebook's founder responds to pressing questions about what Zuckerberg's platform is doing to their privacy and their fundamental rights.

Under the city's protection, they were able to form their own reformed church under John Knox and William Whittingham and eventually carried Calvin's ideas on doctrine and polity back to England and Scotland.

When influence from the steppe powers of Mongolia waned, the various Central Asian oasis kingdoms and nomadic clans like the Göktürks and Uyghurs were able to form their own states and confederations that threatened China at times.

Our results suggest that these factors are not critical for stress granule formation, as stress granules were still able to form in their absence.

By now, everyone and their dog have been able to form and voice their opinions about the $41 million in early-stage funding raised by mobile photo sharing app developer Color.

Barrios and Singer found that blocked individuals showed "low levels of positive and constructive mental imagery": they were less able to form pictures in their minds, and the pictures they did form were less vivid.

According to Vauquelin [27], evidence has frequently been presented to support the proposal that the better antagonists are able to form complexes with their designated receptors which dissociate slowly, the more they are apt to give rise to longer receptor preservation.

Live-cell imaging established that peripheral membrane protrusions, in the SCC cells examined, were able to form but that their persistence and dynamics were influenced by loss of ADF and CFL1.