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Verbs with secondary endings were unmarked for tense and mood but were normally used as past indicatives (e.g., *H1és-t 'he was,' *gwhén-t 'he slew') and to fill out gaps in the imperative paradigm (e.g., *H1és-te or *H1s-té 'you [plural] were,' but also 'be [plural]'; *gwhén-te or *gwhn̥-té 'you [plural] slew,' but also 'slay [plural]').

Benches were not only used as seats but were normally wide enough to be used for sleeping on or eating from; as the Frankish ecclesiastic and historian Gregory of Tours recorded, when King Chilperic I was sitting with Bishop Bertrand, he had before him a bench bearing food.

All four phthalate metabolites, as well as the indices of insulin secretion and resistance, were skewed toward high levels but were normally distributed following ln-transformation.

As the rapidly rising spikelets were observed in only a subset of our recordings, we wondered whether they were a consistent feature of CA2 responses to PP stimuli but were normally masked by the much larger somatic AP (e.g. Figure 1D,G, Figure 2A).

These effects are also shown to be important for joints where a contained column which exists between connected plates (but is normally ignored) is present.

"She's out and about a lot, at events or at parties, but is normally very controlled.

They also indicate that vertebral fractures result from actions like forward flexion or lifting, loads that may not be "daily" but are normally not traumatic either.

Metam-sodium is a white crystalline powder in the pure form but is normally found as a clear yellow liquid with a strong sulfurlike odor.

Wi Fi installation is affordable, but is normally limited to the distance between a user and a "hotspot" — usually about a few hundred yards.

These cells differentiate into macrophages in the presence of phorbol ester (tetradecanoyl phorbol acetate [TPA]) but are normally unresponsive to RA treatment.

Cotton can be found as perennial treelike plants in tropical climates but is normally cultivated as a shrubby annual in temperate climates.