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The highlighted document appears immediately on the monitors throughout the courtroom and is entered into evidence after it emerges from a small printer beneath the lawyers' lectern.

Be very careful when saving the completed edited and highlighted document as filename2.docx.

Two researchers independently highlighted document extracts related to key descriptions of violence and its prevention.

So far they have highlighted documents that refer to a meeting between Osama bin Laden and an Iraqi intelligence officer in Sudan in 1995; a plan to train Arab militants as suicide bombers; and a 1997 document discussing the use of "special ammunition," chemical weapons, against the Kurds.

Further highlighted documents and informative reading covering the topic are published on the WHO-Malaria webpage.

Titration curves for IACS-6558, a TRIM24 bromodomain inhibitor (TRIM24i) identified during our structure-guided drug discovery program [ 14] are highlighted to document the sensitivity and reproducibility of the AlphaLISA assay affording an IC50 of 1.5 ± 0.3 µM (Fig.  3g).

Featured documents a will be selected by an editorial team, more images will be highlighted, and different document categories are highlighted on the left (including business, technology, legal, and current events).

Another tactic highlighted in the document, compiled last year, is the use of government financing to lubricate export deals, through preferential loans.

An unforeseen misinterpretation of the strategy has however been, in practice, a verticalization of each building block, although, as highlighted earlier, the document itself states that 'multiple, dynamic relationships between building blocks [are] essential for achieving better outcomes' (WHO 2007).

The documents highlighted Palestinian concessions and put the Palestinian negotiators on the defensive, but gave little sense of what Israel had offered in return.

The author has discovered new documents, highlighted little-known letters and fleshed out details about the artist and his family that were not covered in John Rewald's chapters on van Gogh in "Post-Impressionism," which has remained the standard account of the painter's life.