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This would decrease the chance of human error turning vehicles into deadly weapons and also reduce air and noise pollution, ease congestion and make it harder for car bombers to target our people.
Experiments show that the higher occurrences of poly-A, poly-T, poly-C, or poly-G sequences at the end of reads is not a reflection of the material being sequenced but is due to a systematic introduction of error, turning quasi poly-nucleotide sequences into actual ones by minor changes.
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This particular error turns up not infrequently.
On rare occasions, as in this case, such an error turns to tragedy.
On page 205 of a true first edition of "The Great Gatsby," a typesetter's error turns Fitzgerald's "sickantired" into "sick in tired".
One is a lesbian feminist, another a careerist shrink and the third, by a scientific error, turns out to have a male psyche trapped in a female body.
Success in a guerrilla campaign does not, after all, guarantee success in the presidency.Correction: An editing error turned Xanana Gusmao into a supporter of Fretilin.
David's error turns out to be a recurring symptom from a childhood trauma, triggered by the music from a Mister Softee truck.
Unfortunately for Mr. Nesin, a typesetter's error turned the Turkish word "ahlak" into "allah," resulting in the pronouncement that "socialism is God".
But the error turns out to correspond closely with the observed errors in the pyramids' positions: the further their estimated dates of construction are from this window of accuracy, the larger the errors in their alignments.
However, a programming error turned it into a harbinger heralding the arrival of a darker cyberspace, more of a mirror for all of the chaos and conflict of the physical world than a utopian refuge from it.
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