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The adaptation and specialization likely resulted in low bacterial diversity, which might be mirrored in a low diversity of P. acnes-infecting phages.

His city's experience will be mirrored in an increasing number of cities, he said, with Latino voters becoming more important not only in local elections, but in state and national contests.

On Price's view plurality exists in the world of an entirely familiar kind: a plurality of ways of talking and ways of behaviour which don't need to be mirrored in an ontology of any kind.

This was mirrored in a new approach from Mr Osborne.

Much of the turnaround is mirrored in a widening American deficit.

The results are mirrored in a new survey of midwives by the RCM.

The assessment of the neighbourhood is mirrored in a NSW planning and infrastructure report on the Pemulwuy project.

That tradition is mirrored in a local custom in New York in which the consul general pays a visit to Barbadian immigrants when they turn 100, and on every successive birthday.

That divide at the workplace was mirrored in a spatial pattern that developed whereby Boulevard Saint-Laurent (St. Lawrence Street) became a linguistic partition, with Francophones living to the east of it and English speakers to the west.

"Nicole" is an intimate, dusky portrait of a young woman lying on a pink couch, her arms thrown above her head, glancing sideways at the camera as her reflection is mirrored in a glossy coffee table below.

Today many of those desires are mirrored in a spate of films, books and fashions that explore the designer who has been called the first modern woman — if not the first modern celebrity.