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And it arises again with the case of Transformers: Age of Extinction, which is set to open this Thursday, 10 July.

That's a serious prognosis, and it arises from the notion that things haven't worked out as most of us in the West thought they would after the fall of the Soviet Union.

Yet there is a convergence between jazz and Indian classical music, and it arises from the blues: a five-note pentatonic scale from which both jazz and rock are engendered, and which is also to be found in abundance in Indian music.

Rhabdomyosarcoma is the most common paratesticular malignancies in pediatric population [21], and it arises from the tunicae of the testis, epididymis, and spermatic cord.

To me it's a lovely kind of discovery in the sense that it is really very beautiful and it arises from a collaboration between a scientist and a group of computer artists.

The Mittag-Leffler function (with β = 1 in (2) and is denoted by E α (z)) was first introduced by Swedish mathematician Gosta Mittag-Leffler (1903 19055) and it arises as the solution of a fractional differential equation.

The true heroic epic never evolved far from its preliterate origins, and it arose only in the Heroic Age which preceded a settled civilization.

And it arose again last week, when the author Meghann Foye talked to the New York Post about her new book Meternity, proclaiming that women who don't have children should be entitled to "me-ternity leave" – a period of time off work to give "time and space for self-reflection".

And it arose from the simple act of stopping to ask "why?" rather than automatically accepting "that's the way things are.

The shortest segment (2.1 cM) was detected on LG7 and it arose from Chr1.

There was only one haplotype carrying the --SEA aroset arose from the ααAAGC haplotype by a single mutation.