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"Waivin' Flag" refers to Somalia's banner, a five-pointed white star on a bright blue background.K'naan's appeal is wide.
The official site for Black Flag refers to Flag as "the 'fake' Flag band playing the old songs of Black Flag in an embarrassingly weak 'mailing it in' fashion".
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An article yesterday about Gen. Wesley K. Clark's support for a constitutional amendment to ban desecration of the flag referred incorrectly to the process for adopting one.
Correction: November 13 , 2003 Thursday An article yesterday about Gen. Wesley K. Clark's support for a constitutional amendment to ban desecration of the flag referred incorrectly to the process for adopting one.
Correction: December 20, 2000, Wednesday A headline last Wednesday about a recommendation for a Mississippi referendum to alter the state flag referred incorrectly to the Confederate symbol that would be removed.
The black flags refer to a kind of Armageddon-like prophecy reportedly embraced by Al Qaeda — about jihadis rising up from Central Asia to defeat the infidels.
Blue flags refer to workers' perceptions of their work and workplace that can impede recovery, for example a belief that work is harmful.
Flag-1 & Flag-2 refers to the two flagellar systems found in E. coli.
He wraps himself in the flag and refers to himself as a moderate.
For β-secretase assay, the human APP fragment 633 685 (numbering from APP751) fused with N-terminal Myc and C-terminal FLAG tags (referred to as APP633 685-FLAG) wAPP633 685-FLAG Escherichia coli BL21 cells and affinity purified using ANTI-FLAG M2 beads [ 21].
Sometimes, the flag is referred to as the "Five-star Red Flag".
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