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"Why it has specifically become public now I'm not quite sure, it has been around a long time," said one source close to the company with knowledge of the situation.

It has specifically become of major importance to understand the processes leading to the dominance of X4 viruses since new drugs have been licensed that block the CCR5 receptor [ 12, 21- 23] and in consequence can shift the selective advantage towards X4 viruses [ 24], although not necessarily inducing a coreceptor switch.

Comparison with other Solanaceae indicates that, in P. exserta and P. axillaris, loci specifying these floral traits have specifically become clustered into a multifunctional "speciation island" [8, 9].

Micrographia was present in 63.2% of the PD cohort (43 subjects) when subjects were asked on history if their handwriting had specifically become small.

Largely because the CIA's conduct became public, Congress has specifically prohibited waterboarding and other techniques that the agency used at the secret sites.

We advise some caution in using SIV to study transmission because the route of SIV transmission is likely to differ from HIV-1, which may have specifically adapted to become a sexually transmitted disease.

More than 500 researchers attend the Annual Maize Genetics Conference each year, and the number of maize 'Cooperators' is over 1600 at present (where Cooperators are researchers who have attended at least one Annual Maize Genetics Conference or who have specifically requested to become a maize Cooperator).

RICS has specifically denied this.

Liddell has specifically denied these charges.

London, specifically, has become a slave to big business and that leads to gentrification, which means clubs that have been in areas before they were deemed fashionable or desirable are then forced to close.

But today music with non-Western influences in general, and by Asian composers specifically, has become a part of classical music's mainstream.