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Nor are the other "pure fuels" that will come from the efforts of microbiologists.

The association with Breitbart comes from the efforts of Milo Yiannopoulos to appropriate and popularise the term.

Cuban said that international results "come from the efforts of the franchises in this league, not the league office".

Its mediation between realism and fantasy makes it so, even apart from the efforts of its best practitioners.

Some operagoers in Paris complained that Viola's work distracted from the efforts of the singers and players.

"All of us who are descended from this wave have benefited from the efforts of these pioneers, and because of that, we really should honor this community.

It resulted from the efforts of Republicans and Democrats in New York's congressional delegation who were desperate to secure the $21 billion in promised federal aid.

But identifying general themes, and learning from the efforts of social workers overseas, can be a way to improve the state of the profession at home.

Secretary Thompson said consumers would benefit from the efforts of hospitals competing with one another to improve quality and get the extra Medicare money.

Zettel, the author of "Reclamation" and "Fool's War," wrings high drama from the efforts of the Trust girls to retain control of their bodies and their future.

The fashion world is full of moribund houses: companies that once flourished, usually from the efforts of a now-departed designer.