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Its position on Fiery Cross Reef, staked out back in the 1980s, was initially justified under the auspices of Unesco, which had called on the nations of the world to cooperate in collectively surveying the oceans for meteorological and navigation purposes.
Importantly, however, this independence does not prevent myosin heads from interacting (cooperating) by collectively altering the strain of other heads that are attached to a given surface or thick filament past which actin filaments move [ 1, 49, 112– 112].
Replicators can also cooperate indirectly, by collectively producing anything that serves the "common good" of the whole replicator community.
We find that these divergent cell lines communicate reciprocally and cooperate to invade collectively dependent on protease activity and fibronectin deposition and without altering MITF expression.
Collectively, these inflammatory mediators cooperated closely to initiate and maintain cardiac inflammation in diabetic rats.
The key to achieving this, we find, is for the auction intermediary to provide a means for bidders to cooperate, so as to collectively express greater demand.
Rather, governments have cooperated to establish a host of institutions and practices that have evolved over time and are referred to collectively as the international financial architecture.
Many cooperated.
Evans cooperated with authorities.
What if nobody cooperated?
I never cooperated".
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