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"Never again, never," she said, as she paused from cleaning leaves and branches from the walls of her living room.

Rice farming requires heavy water use, and irrigation ditches and branches from the Artibonite lace through here.

Twigs and branches from the many trees fuel the farm's wood-burning stoves, the Douglas firs yield an essential oil distilled for soap-making, and chunks from the oak-trees end up as small beautifully crafted chopping boards.

"For example, we have developed our own oil treatment, which is made from our own olive trees," she said, referring to the "Olive Branch Massage" that uses oil and branches from the farm's olive groves.

The pathway for synthesizing vitamin B12 (cobalamin) is complex and branches from the siroheme pathway with which it shares cobA (figs. 4 and 5).

The estimated one ratio of ω0 (0.08684) over all sites and branches from the scd genes was substantially smaller than 1, suggesting a strong purifying selection (Table 1).

Had cloture prevailed, through a series of amendments, the Senate could have voted to rip out ethanol, root and branch, from the federal government.

Australian coding sequences from 2003 to 2004 were assigned, for the first time, to a novel clade called HRV-A2, reflecting both their phylogenetic isolation and branching from the known HRV-A strains (3 ).

The 614 West Glamorgan will be among five new squadrons, which will be give general service support and represent various trades and branches from within the RAF, said the MoD.

Then, 4, 3, and 2 branches from the lower, middle, and upper section of the trees were selected respectively.

Prompt restoration of the continuity of the medullary artery was seen despite complete transverse osteotomy, and arterial branches from the medullary artery progressed into the regenerate (Fig. 2a).