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Underlying this short stature are the Reduced height (Rht) genes, which encode DELLA proteins and which formed the cornerstone of the Green Revolution.

This deficit is still lower than the equivalent revised deficits of other member states that were assessed on the basis of 1997 statistics, and which formed the first wave of member states that created the euro area in 1999.

Obviously, there's a limit: It's not like he was going to come on stage and renounce his renouncing of the health-care law that was once his signature accomplishment as governor of Massachusetts, and which formed the basis of Obamacare.

Sobin reminds us that an age which had more animals than humans, and which formed the original affluent society, was one in which earthenware pots came to be required by people no longer on the move.

The sequence of events is particularly worrisome in Belgium, where there have long been questions about the integrity of its political and judicial systems, and which formed a government just two weeks ago after a gap of 18 months, a modern-day record.

We have had a previous EPSRC research project which researched this topic and which formed the basis of our current natural language GUI.

Of course, that's a phenomenon – "difficult second album syndrome" – that recurs well beyond comedy, and which forms the self-reflexive theme of Adrienne Truscott's current show.

They also worked on blue GaN laser diodes, which have applications ranging from medicine to laser projectors and which form the heart of Blu-ray disc players.

Take Logo Bandz, the rubber bands that are worn mainly by kids as bracelets, and which form different shapes and words when they are taken off.

However, which form of community to emphasize and which form to deemphasize depends upon the needs and problems of particular societies.

I'm not strong enough to live without the technology I've grown up with, and which forms the underpinnings of my everyday life.