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With its pitched-upward vocals, infectious arpeggio sample from ABBA's 'Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight),' and the bridge's unironic, archetypical key change, the track decidedly points to the past, and it proved that, 20 years into her career, Madonna was still the one and only Dancing Queen".
The location of the gene immediately upstream of its non-homologous, functional analogue suggests the genomic context of this insertion was decidedly non-random and points to the importance of context in the adaptation of a newly transferred gene.
If it is any consolation to Johnson as he reviews the decidedly thin column of plus points to be taken from England's three internationals, Lièvremont was a slow starter, too.
The decidedly pro-football University of Alabama's president, Robert Witt, points to the school's recent $500 million capital campaign as an example.
At this point, the spokesman was decidedly more curt, pointing to a press release.
He points to Lego's capitalizing on the unexpected (and decidedly fringy) inventions by users of its Mindstorms motor kits, essentially expanding the company's place in the mainstream and lucrative education market.
Meanwhile, he looked decidedly frustrated as Paxman pointed to the government's failure to eliminate the deficit, to cut immigration to tens of thousands a year, and to avoid an increase in VAT.
Results to date have been decidedly mixed, with some studies pointing to significant glycaemic benefits resulting from SMBG use [ 10- 14], while others have shown no significant benefits [ 15- 18].
Then, Mike D'Antoni was an offensive innovator with the Suns, instead of his current role as the coach of a talent-starved Knicks roster pointed decidedly to tomorrow.
Kerry were decidedly fortunate to be in Monday morning's draw after fighting back from six points early in the second half to beat Westmeath 2-10 to 1-12 on Sunday at Mullingar.
But the capabilities they offer are decidedly up-to-date.
