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In the witness statement, Farr reveals that UK spy agencies could legally justify the mass harvesting of UK Internet users' Facebook missives, tweets, YouTube and Google searches because those type of communications can be defined as 'external comms' if the servers of the hosted content are located outside the UK.

Numerous genes are involved in the glucosinolate pathway [ 69, 70] but the major QTL controlling total glucosinolate content are located on A2, A9, C2, C7 and C9 [ 71, 72], Delourme, unpubl. data.

If both pieces of content are located at the same URL, they will need unique identifiers.

The forwarding is repeated until a node is reached where the requested content is located (here, P7).

This content was located at the very beginning of the section and when students tried to reach it by using the progress bar, they landed in section 3 instead.

For red grapes, roughly 30 40% of the total phenolic content is located in the skins and 60 70% in the seeds [ 33].

In some cells such as the bovine erythrocyte, only 2% of the total PE content is located on the outer membrane leaflet [ 13].

First we analysed the mean values of each feature parameter (luminance, colour intensity, feature congestion and flicker) across the entire segment, irrespective of whether that content is located around the face of the speaking character or elsewhere in the frame.

This is not surprising given the fact that this is a heterochromatic region with very extensive LD, while the 28 other markers with significant association to protein content were located in euchromatic regions where the mean level of LD declines very rapidly.

Since users are usually interested in the contents themselves than where the contents are located, information-centric networking (ICN) is proposed as a new paradigm.

The extra-abdominal organs are covered by peritoneum and by the amnion membrane continuous with the umbilical cord, while the protruded contents are located at the base of the cord.