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Back in 1978, Corea and Hancock explored abstract-improv pretty sympathetically (they were a little mechanical with it last week), but conversely shared melodies with a breezy openness.

Conversely, shared de novo mutations and comparably very few individual de novo mutations highlight the close relatedness of the two clone TB CF isolates.

Most of these apps — like Showyou, or Squrl, or Fanhattan, or Shelby.tv — have some sort of a social discovery component, which allows users to see what their friends are watching, and conversely, share other videos with them.

Conversely, KOs shared between dinoflagellates and other alveolates not included in the reconstruction analysis (e.g., gregarines or chromerids) would appear as unique gains in A. tamarense Group IV, potentially overrepresenting the number of true gene transfers in dinoflagellates.

Conversely, land sharing strategies favoured the more widespread and common species, particularly if the area of wildlife-friendly agriculture is increased.

But they shared common characteristics.

Conversely, given the shared biological goals of the cellular response to unfolded DD and the HSR, one might expect to find overlap in the lists of responsive genes.

But, conversely, it's this self-importance that makes Great British Menu work.

But conversely, the New Labour project helped the Welsh Labour brand.

But, conversely, fuck 'em.

That doesn't sound revolutionary to me, but conversely quite traditionally Japanese.