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Since many of these venues have an atmosphere with years of history, there is a sense of home and permanence that is evoked as opposed to gathering in front of a stage that will be disassembled soon after.
As localization to the filaments has not been observed in mitotic cells and the filaments appear to be disassembled soon after fertilization [20], [21], they do not seem to be needed during mitosis.
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But the idea for the stage setting at Pratica, which will be disassembled as soon as the leaders depart, is attributed to the flamboyant prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.
Peyton was standing in the project's makeshift headquarters, on Second Avenue, near a muck house that was soon to be disassembled.
By the time Crawford found the capsule, the Camarasaurus specimen had been on display for nearly seventy years — the skeleton was soon to be disassembled and stored, along with all but a few dinosaurs, as part of the largest renovation since the museum opened, in 1910.
By the time Crawford found the capsule, the Camarasaurus specimen had been on display for nearly seventy years the skeleton was soon to be disassembled and stored, along with all but a few dinosaurs, as part of the largest renovation since the museum opened, in 1910.
There's absolutely no point in tightening these vertices past the bare minimum to hold the nut on the bolt, you'll be disassembling them soon.
Equipment to be sterilized and used again should be disassembled and put to soak in soapy water as soon as possible after use.
The equipment was designed to be disassembled and moved quickly, to stymie an Israeli attack, and the rockets were scattered throughout Gaza as soon as they came off the assembly line.
"These homes can be disassembled.
Can be disassembled when you move".
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