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Trust in a correspondent develops very slowly.
And it does not seem to have been operating solely in a correspondent capacity.
By way of an example, not a single private TV channel or newspaper has invested in a correspondent in Afghanistan, a country in which India has invested close to $2 billion in reconstruction efforts and strategic capital.
So when McCune learned that CNN was flying in a correspondent to Waat to cover the conflict that she'd helped stir, she hatched a plan.
This confirms that WIF1 increase in miR-200c expression results in a correspondent increase in miR-200c activity.
The values of the blanks were subtracted and the relative absorbance was converted to ng of LTB4 formed in 1 min of incubation per 1 mL of sample, by an interpolation in a correspondent standard curve (EIA or HPLC).
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Early in 2008, a correspondent had called about interviewing Bernanke.
Mr. Cronkite set the standards in that a correspondent should report the news without being the story itself.
Mr. Keller joined The Times in 1984 as a correspondent in the Washington bureau.
He joined The Associated Press in 2001 as a correspondent in West Africa, where he later served as bureau chief.
On the pan-Arab news network Al Jazeera, the anchor appeared unable to contain a grin, shaking his head in disbelief as a correspondent in Cairo reported the news.
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