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In Monday's Washington Post, Zachary Goldfarb takes up the cause by identifying a new reason to be concerned about the implications of military sequestration: the economic impact.

The G-20 could lead the way out of this impasse by identifying a new basis for freer and fairer world trade, perhaps through sectoral agreements or ones that avoid constraining for the moment the policy choices of the weakest developing countries.

He did this by identifying a new set of customers (people who were less grand than the grandees who supported Titian) and by changing the way that art was produced (working much faster than other artists and painting frescoes and furniture as well as portraits).

But a new study lends strong support to the idea by identifying a new possible alarm molecule.

We also advance the food well-being literature by identifying a new heuristic that affects food well-being, and in doing so, join other researchers who have connected learned color associations to substantive consumer outcomes.

The current study then directly demonstrated the utility of the new EZ-Tn5 random mutagenesis system by identifying a new locus involved in controlling early log-phase production of α toxin and PFO by C. perfringens strain 13.

This was accomplished by first identifying a new intrinsic gene set and then using this set to develop the Single Sample Predictor (SSP) that was shown here to be both prognostic on the local therapy-only patient subset from Chang et al. [ 31] and predictive of outcomes on the ER+ tamoxifen-treated data set of Ma et al. [ 6].

These results thus reveal how acetylcholine mediates the effects of nicotine on the brain, in part by regulating the uptake and release of glutamate by habenular nerve endings, identifying a new mechanism important for nicotine dependence.

Reviewer #2: This is a very carefully executed study identifying a new pathway by which higher-order auditory information can be relayed from "cortical" auditory areas to dopamine reward centers in the midbrain.

Equally striking is the effect of BSBn, through the recognition of a mutation doublet by SHRiMP2 in the second iteration, identifying a new descendant branch off the MFC that occurs at a much higher proportion than the other descendants, suggesting either an earlier occurrence or a relatively faster growth rate of this subclone.

By improving our understanding of genes and how they cause disease, these studies open the way to better treatments by identifying a plethora of new drug targets.