That is exactly what started happening on March 28 , 2006 when a star 5,000 light-years away in the constellation Scorpius began to pass in front of one 21,000 light-years more distant, causing it to flash.
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She ran up against a president distracted by his Monica Lewinsky troubles and a Congress disinclined to risk American lives in a distant cause.
A HALF CENTURY after the Rosenbergs were executed as atom spies, there's really only one nagging question left about the case: Why did two seemingly ordinary people from Manhattan's Lower East Side sacrifice their lives for a distant cause when it meant orphaning the two young sons they claimed to love?
They sometimes have a difficult time connecting a distant cause to a near-by effect.
Thus, the SNPs identified by TIE* can include direct causes of the phenotype as well as distant causes or confounders in high linkage disequilibrium with true direct causes.
The New Yorker, September 11 , 1926 P. 17A telephone near an open window on the inner court of the Algonquin and a poor connection on long distance call when a well-known actor was trying to make himself heard by a distant love, caused great hilarity.
In comparison to the more distant impacts caused by HPV, participants' risk perception of HPV-related diseases was thus lower than these more acute diseases.
This arrangement might be best described as a dynamic fractal structure or "polymer melt," which can be explained by a shift from interactions between adjacent nucleosomes to an interdigitation of distant nucleosomes, caused by the high nucleosome concentrations in condensed mitotic chromosomes.
These outgroups had to be robustly placed with the ingroup, not too distant to cause inaccurate measures of genetic distance (i.e., exposure to substitution saturation), but distant enough to offer a clear comparison between members of the ingroup.
