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PayPal/eBay/Bill Me Later has effectively transferred all liability for issuing a fraudulent credit account to me.

Since the Internet has effectively transferred some power from the labels to their artists.

It was a stunning result: Turnbaugh had effectively transferred obesity from one animal to another, simply by moving their microbes across.

With such a transfer, Mr. Fatoullah said, the parents have effectively transferred the house to their children without having had to pay taxes on the first $500,000 in gain and without "using up" any of their federal gift and estate tax exemption.

Neither Fischer nor Kirschbaum remarked how strange it was that they had effectively transferred their national passion from one nation to another.

That would have effectively transferred money from the investment banking unit to the CIO, lessening the trading unit's paper losses.

These provisions have effectively transferred responsibility for the management of care from the primary care physician gatekeepers employed by managed care plans to the consumer.

If commitment occurred before the OL had effectively transferred its MBP content to axonal processes, the pattern consisted of MBP-positive debris in starburst configuration surrounding a condensed cell body [Figure  2c].

You've effectively transferred the money straight from your checking account into the credit card account, using the retailer as the middleman.

Plenty too would also concur with his assessment that the debt Greece owes has effectively been transferred by European political authorities from private banks to the public purse – hence the animosity towards Greece, for instance, felt by German taxpayers.

Traditionally, experts have published their observations and conclusions in peer-reviewed paper publications, a tradition that has been effectively transferred to the digital age through e-publication.