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Half-eaten muffins, crumpled sandwich wrappers and small cairns of orange peel speak of deskbound dedication.

Eventually, the Crown Prosecution Service accused Cairns of lying during the libel trial.

The pioneers' trail in the Himalayas is now marked by unintended cairns of discarded oxygen bottles.

The days feel baggier, more expansive, without those cairns of books.

Cairns, of Clifton Road, Herne Bay, Auckland, appeared alongside barrister Andrew Fitch-Holland, who faces one count of perverting the course of justice.

In March, a New Zealand cricket player, Chris Cairns, was awarded £90,000 by the High Court in London over a Twitter post by an Indian cricket official in which he falsely accused Mr. Cairns of match-fixing.

The rolling circle mechanism could be initiated after one round of Cairns type of replication, so as to generate multiple copies of the chloroplast genome even though replication is initiated only once (pea and corn, [ 10]).

French tourists Jacques Goron, 76, and Danielle Franck, 74, died while snorkelling on Michaelmas Cay, north of Cairns, on Wednesday.

They marked their route by a line of cairns, built of snow blocks, at three-mile intervals.

The model of Cairns consists of approximately 52,000 cells (Additional file 1: Figures S2 and S4) and 56,000 human individuals.

Some economists are still patiently adding to a cairn of knowledge.