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The fibrillar nature of the adsorbed FN on the methyl-terminated SAM and the globular distribution on the other two surfaces is clearly grasped from this Figures S1, S2, S3.

This is the logic that younger Tory MPs – such as Steve Barclay, Phillip Lee, Charlotte Leslie and Chris Skidmore – have grasped from the start, and which ConservativeHome also recommended.

It's all part of the same game plan: restoring to Russia whatever power and pride could be grasped from the wreckage of the nineteen-nineties.

The idea that America is intrinsically different is also consistent with the notion that outsiders can become American, but they must go there to do it and become citizens—hence America's extraordinary capacity to assimilate immigrants.There are three points to grasp from this gallop through the history of American exceptionalism.

What you would never grasp from those outraged tweets is that all my criticisms have been substantive.

Recessions have a way of grasping from the grave, and the region is still exposed to a number of potential hazards, especially shocks from abroad.

What is this thing, he asks, neither race nor faith but with elements of both, that feels so visceral to those who know it and is so elusive to grasp from the outside?

This year the answers were easier for us to grasp from the beginning: spending more time with family and friends and less time at work and play.

One can easily grasp from these numbers that a growing population in a habitat with diminishing resources is not only detrimental, but is deadly.

Gather the sponge pieces in one hand, grasping from the center.

The strange and special atmosphere of Villa Tugendhat cannot be fully grasped from photographs.