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Many writers are attempting to tap into this passionate conversation by producing a stream of historical fiction sequels to once-contemporary novels, such as PD James's take on Pride and Prejudice, the recently televised Death Comes to Pemberley; Sally Beauman herself embarked on this most meta-fictional of readerly responses through her Du Maurier sequel, Rebecca's Tale, set in the 1950s.

The House voted overwhelmingly to impose a 90% tax on such bonuses.The media responded to the storm of outrage by producing a stream of articles on American populism the political disposition that damns established institutions, from Wall Street to Washington, and tries to return power to "the people".

According to the site, the 'treadmill' is actually a pump that simulates swimming by producing a moving stream of water within a killer whale tank, somewhat akin to the "endless pools" that swimmers train in.

They discovered how it is that bats can navigate in the dark, and not by special powers of vision, but by sound - by producing a continuous stream of high-frequency 'click' sounds (that we humans can't hear) while they fly and then listening for the portions of these clicks that get reflected (echoed) back off obstacles in the environment.

On the other hand, if the clinical condition should require a longer period of IgG deprivation, the half life of IdeS in the blood stream can be prolonged by producing a larger IdeS fusion protein.

Approximately 99%% of ethanol is converted by catalytic dehydration to produce a stream with the following selectivity: ethylene (96%%), ethane (0.05 %), propylene (0.06 %), butylenes (2.4 %) and acetaldehyde (0.2 %) [28].

For pre-combustion, MnO will capture CO2 at a partial pressure of about 10 bar below 327 °C and then could be regenerated by heating above 377 °C to produce a stream of pure CO2.

After Indonesian independence was recognized by the Netherlands in 1949, Pramoedya produced a stream of novels and short stories that established his reputation.

In the case of mammals, birds, and frogs, the vocal folds produce a stream of pulses that are filtered by resonances in the vocal tract.

In the case of brass instruments, the lips and mouthpiece produce a stream of pulses that are then filtered by resonances in the tube and bell [6].

The study had produced a stream of suggestive correlations.