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These pieces include such projects as 2014's "Forging a Nail," images from which were shown on Thursday night.

Experts have called the scheme – the findings from which were published this week in BMJ Global Health – extraordinary.

"The principal evidence was mixed blood traces from which were extracted mixed DNA of Amanda and Meredith.

Mentions some of the names of the organizations they came from, which were mainly in the Northeast.

At the same time, Pollock's collaborator, Henry Roberts, dug many test trenches, the ceramics from which were later studied by George W. Brainerd (1958).

It was a rectangular plaza defined by tall masonry columns, from which were suspended metal tapestries depicting scenes from Eisenhower's life.

Screening Pfizer's compound library resulted in the identification of weak acetyl-CoA carboxylase inhibitors, from which were obtained rACC1 CT-domain co-crystal structures.

Quite a contrast from where we came from, which was deadly quiet.

He told me there weren't any jobs where he was phoning from, which was Pakistan.

D. quaesita is the tree from which is obtained the wood known in Sri Lanka as Calamander.

There is only one [area] that I come under pressure from, which is the press.