What'll be interesting to see, though, is how strong CNN's backbone is should Erickson, in fact, get off his leash and begin spouting even mildly inflammatory rhetoric on national television.
But before you accuse me of bias, allow me to point out that neither one has ever won the coveted Golden Backbone before today, and in fact Boxer has won Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week once before -- and Feinstein has a total of three MDDOTW awards in her trophy case.
A candidate for president cannot make America prosperous if he doesn't understand that America's cities are, in fact, the backbone of the national economy.
The cytoplasmic domains include A ("actuator"), P ('phosphorylation"), and N ("nucleotide binding") which are shared within the P-type ATPase family, and in fact, their backbone structures are conserved (23− 23−.
They are, in fact, the backbones of modern science and engineering.
"What was designed to link cities, in fact, became the backbone of the transportation system in most U.S. cities".
Note that backbone flexibility is not exactly conserved; in fact there are many local differences within Fig. 8.
Molecular modelling calculations based on the AMBER 3.0 force field show that, in fact, the polypropellane backbone is considerably rigid.
We can't think of a recent winner of our "Golden Backbone Award" who deserves it more, in fact.
In reality, the non-elite Malays felt marginalised by the economic and political policies of the colonial government, whereas in fact they were the backbone of British rule, and both educational and occupational policies were segregated according to ethnic lines.
