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"Goth subculture basically mirrors the state of the soul.

"What the Supreme Court did do was create a clear distinction between what they consider natural genomic sequences, and cDNA, or complementary DNA, which is synthetic, but basically mirrors the sequences found in nature the Supreme Court says you can patent that kind of stuff," said Greg Graff, a Colorado State University professor who co-authored the Nature Biotechnology study.

Shortly after Detectives Isnora, Oliver and Cooper were indicted, they were served with administrative charges in April 2007 that "basically mirrored the criminal charges they faced," Mr. Browne said.

Two weeks ago, Stone's agent, Brad Blank, hoping to extend the player's contract, presented the Giants a financial proposal that basically mirrored the contract of another Pro Bowl guard, Kansas City's Will Shields.

Levels of asparagine and aspartate basically mirrored the trend of Gln and Glu contents on a lower level.

These findings basically mirror the results of our biomechanical analysis of primary myoblasts derived from a patient with a heterozygous R350P desmin mutation, which displayed increased cell stiffness and a higher rate of cell death and substrate detachment [ 6].

The ratings last Thursday basically mirrored those for the first week, which means that although "Survivor II" won the first hour, NBC had the kind of huge Thursday night ratings it needed to maintain its overall leadership in prime time.

The app basically mirrors your VR screens on the mobile device and, more important, can tell your head position using the phone's on-board positioning systems.

Moreover, cross-national differences in LFS basically mirror those in our estimates.

Its implementation basically mirrors Apple's approach on the iPhone 6S Plus.

The apartments are basically mirror images of each other, with a wall separating the living rooms.