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By reconstructing how an influenza protein collected in 1968 might have evolved into one collected in 2007, researchers have obtained new insights into the interactions between genetic mutations.

Romeo Crennel is one of the few defensive coordinators who still runs a classic power-based, two-gap 3-4 (most 3-4's these days have evolved into one-gap schemes).

Though she has made memorable appearances in films such as Girl, Interrupted and Get Him to the Greek, she's probably best known for two TV roles: cerebral sweetheart Zoey Bartlet in The West Wing and Olson, Don Draper's protege, who after six seasons has evolved into one of the most dynamic and complex characters on TV.

"Their extreme and bizarre lifestyle never ceases to amaze and baffle biologists, making them one of the most intriguing animals to study," says Faulkes, who has devoted the past 30 years of his life to trying to understand how the naked mole rat has evolved into one of the most well-adapted, finely tuned creatures on Earth.

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Meanwhile, Kennedy, which has more international passengers than any other airport in the country, has evolved into one of the nation's least accessible, with chronic congestion on the two main routes to it, the Van Wyck Expressway and the Belt Parkway.

Now he has evolved into one of Boston's best players.

But he has evolved into one of the most reliable members of the rotation.

The program has evolved into one of acronyms, budget allocations, and lawyerly reviews.

Now, almost half a century later, the Up series has evolved into one of the world's great documentary projects.