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Let it be known that the Tough Drake era begins not this week, with the release of "Nothing Was the Same," the first official Tough Drake album, but rather began all the way back on Jan . 6 , 2012

Based on years of research in Chinese and foreign transportation histories, Zhu Jieqin put forward that China's relations with Southeast Asia and other regions were not first initiated by the central dynasty, but rather began with people-to-people contact (Zhu, 1982).

The genes for the recombinant proteins, however, did not include the N-terminal signal sequence but rather began with the start codon, followed by the codon for the first amino acid of the protein.

Where Mr. Brown differs is his starting point: he's not applying luxury to everyday pieces but, rather, beginning with luxury and giving it an insouciant twist.

It never declares that "there are no rules" but, rather, begins from the opposite premise: "What kind of fact are you looking up when you look up a word in the dictionary?

In essence, the practice of bacha posh speaks perhaps not so much to the  fluidity of gender, but rather begins to crystallise as one of the clearest symptoms of a segregated society so dysfunctional that it inevitably must change.

McKenzie does not start with a preconceived notion, but rather, beginning with Venetian plaster combined with dry pigments, lays out a ground that then is sanded and recoated repeatedly.

In this work, our goal was not so much to compete with existing diagnostics and therapeutics for BoNT but rather begin exploring the capacity of a relatively novel type of antibody (sdAb or nanobody) to probe the BoNT architectures for unique epitopes and inhibitory activities.

This binding does not accelerate clearance or degradation but rather begins a sustained period of cellular activation mediated by receptor-dependent signaling that leads to inflammation.

Conversely, Naf-1 expression is not detectably induced at 2 h, but rather begins to increase after 3 h of stimulation, apparently reaching a plateau 6 h and later after stimulation.

This binding does not accelerate clearance or degradation but rather begins a sustained period of cellular activation that is mediated by receptor-dependent signalling, leading to inflammation-provoking tissue injury (Fig.  1).