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The setup may have been designed to reinforce the myth that the Inca rulers were "children of the sun," according to a report in the latest issue of Latin American Antiquities.

Considering well-characterized anti-tumor effects of this cytokine, many clinical trials and immunotherapy approaches have been designed to reinforce IFN-γ-mediated immunity for different types of cancer.

Russia's response to the air crash is designed to reinforce the improvement.

Mr. Fleischer said that the 30-second spots were designed to reinforce presidential qualities of Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

"Each building is dramatically different, and each one is designed to reinforce what's nearby as well as to add something," Mr. Gund said.

The children's participation in the killing is designed to reinforce both the powerlessness of the districts and their complicity in the regime.

The new campaign is designed to reinforce the playful image of ABC's promotions, he added, as well as what he called "our uniqueness".

Earlier, speaking in Brussels, Ms. Merkel also expressed strong support for Britain to stay inside the Union, and said her visit to Mr. Cameron was designed to reinforce that message.

During tests at Harvard, the New Scientist reports, people with signs of depression performed better at a creative task, especially after receiving feedback that was designed to reinforce their low mood.

Nineteenth-century ballets were created to showcase the stars of their age, and every aspect of the choreography was designed to reinforce that stellar status with the ballerina and her partner taking centre stage, orbited by soloists and ringed around by the corps de ballet.

Yesterday while visiting a computer chip plant in Florida, a major swing state, he delivered the first in a series of speeches that his aides said were designed to reinforce the image that the Democratic ticket is one of substance and detail.