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The fact that the DHE responses were blocked after administration of each of these antagonists for α1- (Fig. 5) and α2-adrenoceptors (Fig. 6) basically suggests the involvement of, respectively, the α1A/α1B /α1D subtypes and the α2A/α2B/α2C subtypes.

Such a deal "basically suggests that the poor countries should remain agricultural forever," says Ha-Joon Chang, an economics professor at the University of Cambridge and author of Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism.

Ingraham basically suggests that it's the press' job to thwart the Obama aganda, but there's no real worry here if you are a fan of agenda-thwarting, because the GOP is going to do that.

The theory basically suggests that if your product or service is anyway threatening or accretive to one of these incumbents,  they will either force-buy your company or clone it and destroy your market.

Dickerson's long reckoning on the matter basically suggests that it will be interesting to see if Obama's opponents start warming to the sorts of big compromises that he's long been offering.

Rubio deploys this "money is fungible" argument and basically suggests that any sort of tourism funds the Cuban regime.

Instead, he basically suggested that the lease agreement was the start of a bargain, instead of a contract.

So let's be clear--Bush wants to claim the mantle of global leadership on HIV/AIDS while basically suggesting that the US should do less of its share in the fight.

SCORECARD -- Mr. Berman's ad basically suggests that his opponent is a criminal.

Discovery engine StumbleUpon recently announced App Discovery, a free beta feature of its Android app that basically suggests mobile apps based on a user's individual interests and preferences and those of friends and like-minded users.

Kay says that both sides, in Ohio, are pretty sure they have momentum, which basically suggests that they do not know what's going on either.