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Above all it shows how to wield a brush so fine that "cases" resemble real people and not talking heads.

Foot-and-mouth disease is just one of a growing number of infectious illnesses, some in the form of new drug-resistant strains, that can be transported on airplanes, which in some cases resemble flying petri dishes for disease incubation.

MOSCHNAZZY Even the seating arrangements are a kick in the culottes: a loveseat is built in the shape of a giant leather handbag; display cases resemble huge diamond rings.

The computed low-energy ensembles, with tight crystal-structure-like packing in the core, but more NMR-structure-like variability in loops, may in some cases resemble the native state ensembles of proteins better than individual crystal or NMR structures, and can suggest experimentally testable hypotheses relating alternative states and structural heterogeneity to function.

The new set of cases resemble that of Wen Ho Lee.

The Liang and Simpson cases resemble one another in the figurative black-and-white choice they present.

Along with mountainous globs revealing lewd anatomies and molten sentinels, she shows cases resembling those of Josef Beuys containing disparate objects and substances.

Buyers Are Down, but Numbers Are Up On several tours last week of Midtown department stores, the scene was decidedly eerie, in some cases resembling a science-fiction movie in which aliens spirit all the locals to outer space.

Last June the Supreme Court ordered ANSES to prepare a written report explaining how it allocates its budget and why it would not automatically approve all cases resembling Mr Badaro's.

In histopathology, electromyography, laboratory values and response to immunosuppressive therapy, the cases resembled idiopathic polymyositis.

And some cases resembling SFTS may in fact be anaplasmosis, says Chinese CDC virologist Liang Mi-Fang.