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Pop music — especially female performers — evolved away from the environment that nurtured the Lilith Fair world.
This implies that higher animals invented a much more sophisticated intercellular communications system as they evolved away from the worm.
But during the seven weeks of rehearsal, the staging actually evolved away from the Jacobean setting first envisioned and toward something more abstract and placeless".
Stars more massive than about 1.3 solar masses have evolved away from the main sequence at a point just above the position occupied by the Sun.
In a young cluster the main sequence will be well-populated, but in an old cluster the heavier stars will have evolved away from the main sequence.
The speech was, as my friend Jack Viertel, a theater producer, put it, "stoic, stern, crafted in slabs of granite, a slimmed-down sinewy thing entirely evolved away from the kind of Pre-Raphaelite style of his earlier oration".
The simplest explanation for the evolution of the large ribosomal subunit is that it began on a membrane and gradually evolved away from this membrane into the third dimension.
"He's come out and said that he's evolved away from this position and certainly the rhetoric and stuff his campaign puts out would suggest that, but when you actually look at the record in Congress, the evolution is not necessarily there," Godinich said.
Over the years, the conception of gout has evolved away from that of a periodic nuisance that sometimes could be damaging.
However, Stone evolves away from the solitary figure considerably more than Curly did.
