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Under the Clinton plan, remaining Israeli settlements would be sequestered from the new Palestinian state and would not obstruct it.

Duly elected, the new pope, Gregory X, ruled that in future cardinals should be sequestered from the start of the conclave.

The waste--used, or spent, fuel--is dangerously radioactive and has to be sequestered from the environment for tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of years.

Flavonoids in contrast can be sequestered from the diet and used for protection and pigmentation.

Alternatively, we considered the possibility that IL-1β may be translocated through a membrane into the lumen of the phagophore envelope and be sequestered from the cytoplasm even before the mature autophagosome is sealed.

In normal eukaryotic cells, some of the factors involved in mitosis are imported to the nucleus to be sequestered from the mitotic apparatus before the breakdown of the nuclear envelope (Kisurina-Evgenieva et al. 2004; Raemaekers et al. 2003; Walczak and Heald 2008).

The result was nearly 900 paintings depicting 3,000 birds, a collection worth millions that has been sequestered from the public.

Maximum chromium was sequestered from the solution within 60 min by the different forms of adsorbent (Fig. 4).

Conversely, when forest C stocks increase it is assumed that C has been sequestered from the atmosphere by terrestrial vegetation.

Biomass grows and accumulates carbon via photosynthesis and the carbon contained within the biomass plant has originally been sequestered from the atmosphere [37].

Annual harvest of perennial crop, e.g. miscanthus CO2 is sequestered from the atmosphere during a 9-month growth period, then stored for typically 6 months before release.