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These building schemes were designed to rehouse those displaced by urban slum clearance, by which thousands of tenements were demolished.

What offends Riyadh, in particular, is the knowledge (and consequent fear) that its totalitarian monarchy, by which thousands of princes enjoy licentious lifestyles at their people's expense, holds no popular appeal, especially for the large youth population.

However, little is known about the mechanisms by which thousands of Gag molecules are targeted to the plasma membrane.

Little is known about the precise mechanisms by which thousands of copies of Gag molecules synthesized from ribosomes in the cytoplasm are transported to specific locations on the plasma membrane for assembly and budding.

CGS scores provide a means by which thousands of genes can be evaluated for horizontal gene transfer in a few minutes of computer execution time.

Hematopoiesis is the process by which billions of new blood cells are generated daily from hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs).

Its function is to provide a bureaucratic mechanism by which hundreds of different official bodies from MI5 to Ofcom can authorise their staff to use surveillance.

This week, Sony Corporation claimed to Congress that its investigation of the breach by which millions of customers had their credit card numbers compromised had turned up a document left on the server in question entitled "Anonymous" and containing the phrase "We are Legion", itself a fragment of our longtime slogan.

With hideous symbolism, its location was once the convent adjacent to the biggest of the Magdalene laundries: the prison-like workhouses run by nuns in which thousands of unmarried mothers were incarcerated and serially abused.

She cited the recent case of Pampers Dry Max, made by Procter & Gamble, in which thousands of parents asserted that the diapers were causing their babies to get a rash.

Last week, people initiated downloads of 1.1 million copies of software for the MusicCity service -- retrieving the program on the Web site of Download.com, a software clearinghouse offered by Cnet Networks on which hundreds of programs are available.