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Unlike the true fishes, sharks do not have internal bone, but instead have a cartilaginous skeleton.
Palestinians would have to drop their hopes of having their own airport, but instead have a runway dedicated to their use beside Jordan's nearby capital, Amman.
When the framework of primary crystals is oriented by crystallization during flow, the secondary crystals follow this orientation, indicating that the secondary crystals are not isometric fringed micelles but instead have a substantial lateral extent.
In some species the body cilia may be reduced to specialized cirri, where the kinetosomes are not arranged in the usual rows but instead have a hexagonal pattern interlinked at several levels by fibres and microtubules.
It's also not an advantage to not be awarded a free-kick plum in front of goal but instead have a player quickly hustled off the ball on the edge of the box.
Buying Basics In Hong Kong, most homeowners do not own their property outright, but instead have a leasehold with the government; new leases are typically 50 years in length.
Firms do not necessarily wait for a future technological breakthrough, but instead have an incentive to delay the adoption of a new technology until it is sufficiently advanced.
And there is some evidence that Trump's supporters don't simply have a passive, tacit acceptance of an undesirable platform, but instead have an active set of beliefs that support what is deplorable in Trump.
Tyrosine kinases, like activated CDC42 kinase (ACK1), do not have this lysine but instead have an arginine four positions downstream from the catalytic residue (Figure 5B).
Moreover, they recognized that teleosts typically lack nociceptors responsible for transmission of pain but instead have an abundance of A-delta fibres that are most likely subserving escape and avoidance responses rather than the experience of pain.
Kentucky has no townships within each county but instead has a system of magisterial districts.
