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However, the biggest problem associated is that the presence of pathogenic bacteria in water is sporadic and levels are low thus the isolation and culture of these bacteria is not very easy task.

Another memorable recording of repertoire with which she was not normally associated was that of Elgar's oratorio The Kingdom, where her peerless legato and rapturous tone were deployed to especially glorious effect in The Sun Goeth Down.

But the case with which he was most closely associated was that of Ms. Davis.

But the role he will forever be most associated with is that of Dominic Toretto in the Fast and Furious series.

"The other advantage of it," Volcker joked to an associate, "is that if it doesn't fly they can throw me under the bus".

A number of witnesses say that he raised his hands to surrender; the officer's story, conveyed through associates, is that, after Brown turned, he began running at Wilson.

The other reason that argues against the possibility that circulating HPV DNA is virion-associated is that the viral genome has integrated into the host genome with consequent deletion of part of the HPV genome.

In particular, we argue that one problem with interventions to reduce infectious disease incidence and emergence, particularly those that are water-associated, is that efforts are generally directed against proximal causes of infection transmission, paying less (and often insufficient) attention to the more distal causal factors.

The explanation offered by one of Ramirez's associates was that he took the substance because he was trying to have a child.

Worse still for his associates, was that the show was a bigger success than Ziegfeld's last production of the Follies in 1931.

Another biological module with many significantly associated miRNAs is that of the immune response (Table S4).