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In addition to again dealing with localization and finding the kinds of games that lend themselves to social recording features, Rathnam notes that Kamcord will also need to find a new infrastructure for its launch in China, as Amazon Web Services isn't ubiquitous there.

Thus, in addition to (again) resulting in fallacious, bizarre conclusions, the other side of this disjunction makes you an anti-American bigot.

In addition to again noting the significant enrichment of simple repeats within captured gaps, these data reveal that long interspersed repeats (LINES) are significantly enriched in uncaptured gaps.

In addition to again showing a role for common polymorphisms in marking differences in local methylation, these analyses of sibling pairs highlighted an additional component of heritability most easily explained by the increased sequence identity in IBD regions.

In 1906 the artist had a show at the Galerie Druet in Paris in addition to exhibiting again at the Salons des Indépendants and d'Automne.

Breaking news comes on Wednesday morning that in addition to designing again for Topshop, Moss is to join British Vogue as contributing fashion editor, with her first shoot published in spring.

Interestingly, the inhibition of Src also caused a loss of association of p85β and p110α with Fak (Fig.  7a, PP2), yet failed to affect the association of p55γ (Fig.  7a, PP2), in addition to, once again, not impacting Fak activation (Fig.  7a, PP2).

A number of things happened to Hilfiger after his divorce, in addition to becoming single again.

Perhaps someday Mr. Hall and I will team up together on something, in addition to playing music again, which benefits and protects those in need?

Similarly, the Exposure and Risk Assessment for Fine and Ultrafine Particles in Ambient Air (ULTRA) study by Pekkanen et al. (2002) found that exercise-induced ST-segment changes in a Helsinki, Finland, population were associated with ultrafine PM, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen dioxide (in addition to fine PM), again suggesting a role for traffic-related pollution.

A standard, baseline metric of exposure should be derived that is evaluated as a minimum exposure metric for all studies (other types of exposure assessments could be conducted in addition to this baseline metric) to again allow for interstudy comparisons.