Qaddafi also developed strong feelings for the Palestinian cause and an antipathy toward foreigners, especially the British, who had assumed military administration of Libya during the Second World War; though Libya formally acquired its independence in 1951, under the British-backed King Idris, it remained a virtual protectorate.
Once having acquired its independence, the tumor may progress or not by successive additional steps to acquire all the hallmarks of cancers and to develop the competitiveness of its cells [ 116].
It acquired its first parliament two years after independence from Britain in 1961.
Prostate cancer is a leading cause of male cancer death because in its advanced stages it acquires androgen independence and becomes resistant to androgen ablation therapy.
Twenty years later, the British people start a revolution against the French and soon they acquire their independence.
The point of reading these books is not to convey any particular orthodoxy, but to help students acquire the independence of judgment that personal maturity and political responsibility require.
Edouard Brézin, president of France's Academy of Science, is more optimistic: The temporary positions will allow young researchers to acquire scientific independence, he says, and allow research groups with understaffed laboratories to hire postdocs.
When children come of age, complete the so-called "social delectation" of breaking free from their parents' strong control (Fei 1999), acquire economic independence, and form their own family unit, choosing whether to continue living with their parents becomes a watershed of the formation of different family systems.
He also will never be in a position to acquire financial independence or wealth without Wall Street.
In contrast, PCa cells may acquire complete independence from AR signaling by activating alternative survival pathways, as exemplified by PC346DCC.
