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MMN experiments have shown that motor regions are being sparked rapidly, within the first 140 170 ms after the recognition point of action-related words.

This renaissance is being sparked by a trend that is both remarkable and rational.

Deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes said: "The debate that's been sparked by these revelations – while we do not think that the revelation of secret programmes is in the national security interest of the US – the broader debate about privacy and civil liberties [is something Obama] went out of his way to identify as one of the trade-offs we have to wrestle with".

But anger over the Criminal Justice Act still simmers decades later, for driving the freewheeling party culture into the clubs, and it's been sparked anew by the Fabric shutdown, which many see as part of an overall squeezing out of the club culture that replaced rave.

The data generated by ARS communicate information to students about their classmates, whether the questions have a single correct answer, or are being used to spark discussion [ 49].

Or more paychecks?" Unlike the upper-income tax cuts Republicans furiously protect, food stamps, minimalist as they are, are antirecession sparks that generate $9 in economic activity for every $5 spent, according to federal statistics.

My eyes felt as if they were being stroked and sparked.

The financing round is being led by Spark Capital with participation from David Karp, the founder of Tumblr.

News that Bond is being put on hold has sparked concern about Daniel Craig's future.

More often than not, what is being mourned is that spark of discovery, the long-ago feeling of having been inspired in the first place.

The Los Angeles Sparks' starters were being introduced at Madison Square Garden for a game against the Liberty.