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Initially established on a one-year trial basis, the FEGs have remained in place.

Of course, silencing a gene target in cancer established on a wild-type background has one obvious limitation: therapeutic index cannot be evaluated.

The miserable porcelain beast was established on a platform at the entrance to the student union.

Art theatre was established on a commercially successful basis by New York City's Theatre Guild in 1918.

They cannot tell us if or how a permanent human colony can be established on a different planet.

The problem can easily be solved with the logic of a city established on a bedrock of quid pro quo.

A kremlin (citadel) called the Krom was established on a promontory in the town beside the Velikaya.

Baseball in Japan was established on a professional basis in 1934, and by 1936 seven professional teams had been organized.

Yet that is where New York's newest sculpture park will be established: on a recently cleared block owned by the Episcopal Trinity Church, paralleling Juan Pablo Duarte Square on the Avenue of the Americas.

After the Civil War, when public schools began to be established on a national scale, a wave of Italian, German and Irish immigration fueled an anti-Catholic backlash.

But a decision to walk away from Afghanistan would do little more than help re-establish, on a grander scale, the very conditions that gave rise to 9/11.