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Wednesday, and doctors had thought that it would take 24 hours to separate the girls and to reconstruct their tiny bodies after they divided some of the organs the two shared.

Before 1945 composers sought to liberate themselves from the main Classical Romantic tradition of tonal thinking and to reconstruct their thinking along new lines, for the most part either Neoclassical or atonal and 12-tone, in which a composition is built up entirely from a tone row consisting of all 12 notes of the ordinary chromatic scale.

We used here a combinatorial approach to define the relation of the PDZ and LIM domain encoding genes and to reconstruct their phylogeny.

We aimed to assess species boundaries and to reconstruct their evolutionary history.

In order to identify the perceived service needs of woman with SCI during pregnancy and childbirth and to reconstruct their experiences of healthcare service utilization we used an open, qualitative research design.

The aims of this paper are to identify the perceived service needs of woman with SCI during pregnancy and childbirth in Switzerland and to reconstruct their experiences of healthcare service utilization based on their accounts.

Granted, Cannes has reluctantly started to step into the 21st Century this year, by sending out a regular email newsletter and promising to reconstruct their website by 2017, "to offer cinema professionals and moviegoers a brand new web environment that will reflect the latest graphical and ergonomic trends," according to their latest press release.

Mouse-rat many-to-many Inparanoid ortholog groups were collected and analyzed to reconstruct their evolutionary history by considering the genomic location and intron content of their member genes.

As Palestinians took advantage of the 72-hour calm to sift through the ruins and attempt to reconstruct their shattered lives, Israel began a clean-up operation of its own.

We also created yearly length and length at age frequency histograms (in 10 mm bins) of sockeye salmon in the catch and escapement to reconstruct their distribution in the total run.

We aimed (1) to explore psychotherapists' self-reported ways of dealing with an error made by themselves or by colleagues, and (2) to reconstruct their reasoning according to the two principle-based ethical approaches that are dominant in the ethics discourse of psychotherapy, Beauchamp & Childress (B&C) and Lindsay et al. (L).