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Democracy is not jeopardized by a few leaks, and news media deal in a whole array of sports, business and other information to which government officials have no special access.

Roughly 25% [have] been published in a whole array of journals.

As outlined in Table  1, a human ' in vitro HF phenotype' has been relatively well defined in a whole array of in vitro preparations, ranging from homogenates for the molecular data to intact trabeculae.

Over the years, billions have been poured into a whole array of "social" projects.

In fact, a whole array of tarts: Nell Gywnne, Lady Hamilton, Cleopatra (to tiny Ronnie Corbett's Caesar).

"When you see a Chinese leader come to Washington two months ago and announce that China's going to start a cap-and-trade system in 2017 and a whole array of other commitments, that's a big deal," he said.

In these interventions a whole array of therapeutically active elements may be operating simultaneously and synergistically.

What does it mean to be inspired to write by the Christian Holy Spirit when your epic, in fact, just imitates a whole array of classical pagan conventions?

The principal difference, from the perspective of most vets, is that whereas medical students focus on one animal, vet students study these subjects in the context of a whole array of animals, large and small.

Caspases are a family of aspartyl-specific cysteine proteases that play a key role in transmitting and executing a whole array of apoptotic signals (Budihardjo et al, 1999).

A detailed and comprehensive behavioral-cognitive analysis of cEPOR TG mice was performed to demonstrate that increased EPO signaling in cortex and hippocampus enhances a whole array of learning and memory processes, as well as cognitive flexibility and attentional capacities, reflected by shorter reaction times and reduced distractibility through competing irrelevant auditory stimuli.