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The built-in constrains of HIVTC-ΔRev and HIVNFS ensure that fluorescent infectious HIV-1 can only be produced when both proviral DNA constructs are simultaneously expressed in the same cell.

In our societies we do not believe in constraining the media, still less in censorship.

But shareholders have a poor record in constraining red-blooded CEOs.

But that only shows how inadequate the rules were in constraining Mr Brown once he abandoned his early caution.

The Americans wanted to limit both offensive & defensive weapons, while the Russians wanted a simple ABM agreement., & had little interest in constraining offense.

In fact, we find that US-style trade agreements are the most severe in constraining the ability of developing countries to deploy such policy.

Dr. Walker and others questioned the idea that jaw muscles of the more apelike hominids were a major factor in constraining brain size.

"The United States' standing in the world depends on its success in constraining this health care cost explosion," Peter Orszag, the former budget director, observes in Foreign Affairs.

When crisis struck Asia in the late 1990s, a bitter debate raged over the use of controls in constraining the money fleeing developing Asia in a panic.

Last June we offered readers a broad overview of the situation, with a special focus on the role of climate change in constraining global food production.

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