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One of the musical cues used throughout the film is the haunting tango composed by Carlos d'Alessio for "India Song," which is generally regarded as Duras's best work as a filmmaker (she made 19 movies as a director and contributed as a writer to 40 others, in addition to her work as a novelist and journalist).

He participated and contributed as a valued member of our family until the very end," Rivero says.

Young entered MLL in 2011 and contributed as a top scorer for the Long Island Lizards, Charlotte Hounds and Boston.

After a collegiate career at University of Maryland, Young entered the MLL in 2011 and contributed as a top scorer for Long Island, Charlotte and Boston.

Zaheer Ali served as project manager of the Malcolm X Project (MXP) at Columbia University and contributed as a lead researcher for Manning Marable's Pulitzer Prize-winning Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention (2011).

Since 1980, Marton has published seven books and contributed as a reporter to ABC News, Public Broadcasting Services, National Public Radio, The New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly, The Times of London, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Vanity Fair and The New Republic.

On the other hand, changes in the olefinic bond, although resulting in a slight reduction in the capacity to capture DPPH radicals, and the increase in the hydrophilic character can compensate and contribute as a differential in the antioxidant action.

Professionally, Janice continues to grow Brown Law Group in between speaking opportunities and contributing as a law expert for TV news such as CBS, Fox, ABC and NBC.

In Jamaica, SCD has become a significant indirect cause of maternal mortality [ 2] and contributes as a causative factor to 0.7% of cases of chronic renal failure [ 3].

Our results will be helpful for an accurate characterization of translocations in human genomes, and contribute as a resource for future studies of the roles of translocations in human disease etiology and mechanisms.

In summary, we have demonstrated that ER stress leads to NLRP3 inflammasome activation, thus resulting in severe liver inflammation and hepatocyte pyroptotic death, and contributing as a novel mechanism of ER-mediated liver damage.