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There are actually three kinds of bacterial photosynthesis, and one of them produces oxygen.

"It turns out that there are actually two kinds of the hand-over-hand models -- asymmetric and symmetric," Block explained.

Right now there are actually two kinds of Asian carp to worry about: silver carp and their non-jumping companions, bighead carp (Hypophthalmichthys nobilis).

There are actually two kinds of stories here — one realistic, the other surreal — but even between these, there is much overlap.

The reason that the stretch reflex has two components is because there are actually two kinds of intrafusal muscle fibers: nuclear chain fibers, which are responsible for the static component; and nuclear bag fibers, which are responsible for the dynamic component.

There are actually two kinds of PageRank patients: One kind believes that linking from one page to another external page lessens the value of the page linking out (oh yeah, this value is then again measured with PageRank), so pages that do not link out are more important than pages that do.

There are actually two kinds of stress: There's distress and eustress.

From Woese's work, we know there are actually two kinds of prokaryotic cell: the familiar Bacteria, and other cells called Archaea because they were originally thought to be closer to the oldest (most archaic) cells.

In China an old saying actually states, "one whiteness can cover three kinds of ugliness".

In China, an old saying actually states, "one whiteness can cover three kinds of ugliness".

And his memoir actually covers two kinds of endings: that of his adored mother and another bigger death that has been gloomily predicted for years.