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"When it came to the Met we were proud to acquire it because of its notable and splendid provenance," Mr. Pyhrr said.

In this study, I hypothesized that M. sinensis aids the coexistence of several plant species under managed conditions because of its notable ring patches.

It played to packed houses (in Swedish), partly because of his fame and partly because of its notable use of "deep focus" on stage, creating a fluent, cinematic pace.

Despite many benefits, these techniques have significant disadvantages that many researchers prefer solid phase extraction (SPE) because of its notable advantages including higher preconcentration factor, rapid phase separation, short analysis time, cost saving, and low consumption of organic solvents (Absalan and Aghaei Goudi 2004; Liang et al. 2001; Pourreza and Behpour 1999).

The reference is also interesting because of its notable omission of Amazon and Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos: This other space entrepreneur is such a big fan of Star Trek that he pitched and succeeded in landing a cameo in Star Trek Beyond as an alien being, but he doesn't rate a mention from Lorca among the spaceflight pantheon.

Our analysis singled out Kenya as a clear outlier (together with two other countries), with TB/HIV co-dynamics that were incongruous with the rest of sub-Saharan Africa because of its notable increase in TB trends in relation to HIV trends.

This latest tranche is notable because of its origin: it comes from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a division of the World Bank group that focuses on economic development in emerging countries by financing private enterprises whose businesses can spur that development.

This latest tranche is notable because of its origin: it comes from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a division of the World Bank group that focuses on economic development in emerging countries by financing private enterprises whose businesses can spur that development.

New Canaan is unusual because of its collection of architecturally notable modernist houses.

ORCHESTRAS AND CHORUSES NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Lorin Maazel has closed every Philharmonic season of his tenure but one with a Mahler symphony; this time it's No. 7, long regarded as a "composer's piece" because of its intricate structure and notable lack of heart-on-sleeve emotion.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet ORCHESTRAS AND CHORUSES NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Lorin Maazel has closed every Philharmonic season of his tenure but one with a Mahler symphony; this time it's No. 7, long regarded as a "composer's piece" because of its intricate structure and notable lack of heart-on-sleeve emotion.