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It is possible that the distance estimate from a unique contig to a repeated one is actually based on the distances from the unique node to separate copies of the repeat.

His trainer, Richard Lee, curiously has a Welsh postcode, but is actually based on the Shropshire/Herefordshire border, but the horse is Welsh owned by Powys-based James and Jean Potter as well as Ffos Las chairman Dai Walters.

My salad is actually based on the classic French frisée aux lardons.

The baby Jeep is actually based on the chassis of the Fiat 500X.

This big, richly detailed duet is actually based on the complex relationship of Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn, sibling composers.

The character should remind viewers of Obama because he was actually based on the then little-known senator from Illinois.

IM "Taebak Mountains" is actually based on the very famous novel written by the Korean novelist Cho Jung Rae.

The White House told "The Daily Show" that the logo was actually based on the Rutherford-Bohr model of the atom.

"These ads strike me as more comparative, and actually based on the record and not based on personalities," said Lynn Vavreck, a Dartmouth College political scientist who analyzes campaign advertising.

Regarding the DHT, it is actually based on the basic Chord [32] DHT structures.

But the Candahar is actually based on the Blackthorn, a defunct pub that used to be a hangout for artists and journalists.