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Together, the features of these two reptiles appeared to establish a clear evolutionary path to the first turtles, which appeared about 210 million years ago, study authors say.

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OS rates in the AGO study were also comparable to those observed in this study (Möbus et al, 2004).

Patient numbers in this study were too small for definitive conclusions to be drawn, but the larger AGO study (du Bois et al, 2003) also showed more frequent but statistically nonsignificant haematological toxicity with carboplatin and more nonhaematological toxicity with cisplatin (grades III IV peripheral neuropathy in 8% of patients in the carboplatin arm and in 19% of cisplatin recipients).

Results of this study are similar to those reported in the German AGO study, in which estimated 3-year DFS rates were 80% (DD group) and 70% (CS group) for patients with ⩾4 positive lymph nodes receiving regimens of epirubicin, paclitaxel, and cyclophosphamide.

Take Michael Botwinick, the director of the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, who spent a morning several weeks ago studying changes to the museum's insurance policies.

When I lived in Cairo many years ago studying Arabic, Tahrir Square, also called Liberation Square, always frankly carried a hint of menace.

The first two-thirds of her new play, a quirky, expansive gloss on the subject, were begun when she was an undergraduate at Brown University a decade ago, studying with Paula Vogel.

Although geneticists warned of such a possibility decades ago, studies of the children of Japanese atomic-bomb survivors and other irradiated groups have failed to disclose harmful hereditary effects of radiation.

The naturalist who shot birds before he painted them ended his days, 160 years ago, studying and shooting rats in New York City, vowing "not to expose the inhabitants in the vicinity to danger".