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Protein exacted from wide type (WT) protoplasts was used as negative control.

If Democrats can be punished on national security issues for Vietnam, then surely some price must be exacted from the political party who led the charge toward the biggest foreign policy blunder in US history.

The taxes exacted from the petitioners were laid under Iowa Code, § 1322-1a, Supplement 1913.

He goes on to essay some loyalty to Cameron on the reforms he has exacted from Donald Tusk.

"In return," Cockburn writes, "Bush could give what Rumsfeld customarily exacted from close associates: loyalty and obedience".

Some years the taxes the government has exacted from Pemex have forced the company to borrow to balance its budget.

Hitler played upon the German people's grievances about the reparations exacted from them after the first world war.

And like other rulers before them, the Communists depend for funds on increasingly heavy levies exacted from people like Qiu Mingbao.

Levies were made throughout Italy, arms demanded, and money exacted from the municipal towns, and violently taken from the temples.

Evolving from the rule exacted from Free University, several attempts are taken and then new series of space is generated.

Copenhagen, however, continued to prosper on the profits from tolls exacted from passing shipping, until tolls were abolished in 1857.