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Exposure of these iPSCs to DEHP, DBP, and BBP repressed the expression of AR and increased expression of p21Cip1, both of which committed the iPSCs to apoptosis.

At the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Roku announced partnerships with Hisense and TCL, both of which committed to building Roku-powered connected TVs.

The z-score denoted that women carriers of the Val/Val genotype performed better, as indicated by a lower number of total errors committed below the mean (M = -0.56, SE = 0.22), than the Val/Met (M = 0.31, SE = 0.30) or the Met/Met (M = 0.21, SE = 0.15) groups, both of which committed errors above the mean.

Aetherians bristle at comparisons to other UFO-believing groups, particularly the Heaven's Gate cult, 39 members of which committed suicide in 1997 in the belief that they could board a spaceship to travel to another life.

This conundrum has worried some philosophers so much that they have opted for an ontology of tropes in order to avoid it, but realists have two lines of reply (both of which commit us to fairly definite views about the nature of properties).

It was purchased on behalf of the University of Frankfurt by the state of Hesse, which committed €25 million to the restoration of the structure.

"This is yet another step in the internationalization of the stock markets," said Jacques P. Gelardin, chairman of Shearson Lehman Brothers International, which committed $100 million as part of an underwriting syndicate led by Deutsche Bank Capital Markets Ltd., the London-based arm of the giant West German bank.

But in some cases — like that of Starbucks, which committed to eliminating many of those practices — those voluntary changes haven't been any more effective than government mandates.

A frequently mentioned example is the African National Congress (ANC) of South Africa, which committed violent actions against that country's apartheid government but commanded broad sympathy throughout the world.

In September 1919, as he toured the country to win support for the Treaty of Versailles (which committed the United States to join the League of Nations), Woodrow became ill, and his advisers insisted that he return immediately to Washington.

Downing Street insists the Government's position is unchanged since the coalition agreement of 2010, which committed ministers to scrapping extra runway plans drawn up under Labour.