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An American was also ordained on Friday to the rank of archbishop, Monsignor Charles Brown, who is being sent as a Vatican diplomat to Ireland, which is reeling from the effects of a vast clerical sex abuse scandal.

What we are seeing all around us are the continued effects of a vast criminal enterprise that has never been brought to account, employing a process that, as University of Texas economist James Galbraith explains, involved the equivalent of counterfeiting, laundering and fencing.

GPCR signaling pathways play a key role in setting many circuit parameters as they mediate effects of a vast number of neurotransmitters and neuromodulators (Nusbaum and Blitz, 2012).

The use of inadequate cyber-physical security mechanisms may have an adverse effect on a vast number of resources, including assets of private companies, government networks, and mission critical infrastructures [2].

See, obviously in thrall to the possibilities of her subject, spends much time drawing her multiple arrows of connection, but in the end achieves not so much the stylized grace of Chinese opera as the clutter-effect of a vast topical agenda.

The overall aim of the study is to examine the effect of a vast number of exposures on pregnancy outcome and maternal and fetal health during pregnancy and postpartum.

It has also become clear that it is not possible for individual countries alone to develop the knowledge and methodologies needed for measuring and evaluating the effects and associated risks of a vast number of emerging pollutants.

Besides these metabolic effects there is a vast amount of evidence showing a role of C/EBP- β in increased inflammatory response and ER stress.

The idea of building a vast industrial infrastructure to offset the effects of another vast industrial infrastructure (instead of shifting to renewable energy) only highlights our unwillingness to confront the deeper causes of global warming — the power of the fossil-fuel lobby and the reluctance of wealthy consumers to make even small sacrifices.

A further obstacle for the interpretation of large-scale somatic mutation analyses is that fitness effects of the vast majority of mutations are unknown.

Hundreds of chemicals are routinely detected in people and in ecosystems worldwide, yet the health and environmental effects of the vast majority of these substances are poorly understood.