Then there's Billy Bragg advocating "progressive patriotism" to undermine the racist right, galvanise alienated youth, and counteract those who wrap themselves in the flag of aggressive protectionism.
The use of endosomes is complicated by the fact that these structures do assemble actin filaments by themselves to counteract their fusion [54].
Seasoned moshers will typically counteract this by launching themselves into the sides of the pit in various ways.
The cups of fine porcelain implode in their clumsy grips, and to counteract the scalding tea they splash themselves with cold milk.
To counteract these nasty stereotypes, black women have often tried to police themselves, contort themselves, and define themselves in their opposition to these racist and sexist portrayals instead of just being themselves.
If, on the other hand, the benefits of high resource abundance counteract the cost of competition, birds should distribute themselves in an ideal free manner and no relation with natural density would be expected.
The independence of Schelling and his importance for philosophy are only now being recognized, and that in connection with Existential philosophy and philosophical anthropology, which conceive themselves as counteracting the philosophy of absolute reason.
The first was to provide children with knowledge and guidance about themselves and their background to help build positive identity and counteract the negative attitudes the society displayed towards them and encouraged them to have towards themselves and people who looked like them.
Anyway, and even if early detection with inscription in a health booklet may have some benefits – for preventive and therapeutic care – it is not able to counteract the risk of negative effects for children in finding themselves stigmatized so early.
Yet these widely prescribed and hugely profitable drugs produce major changes in brain chemistry, are often difficult to kick, and patients can find themselves on a whole cocktail of drugs to counteract each other's effects.
