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In one, bands of scruffy "hoboes" were shown getting off a train in California, eager to enjoy the benefits of a possible Sinclair victory.
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The resulting two fragments specific for B. microti migrate in one band on the 2% agarose gel.
The result is a collection of blisters in one band of skin on the body, the result of reactivated infection along the branches of a single group of nerves.
When the excess demand was concentrated in one band only, bidders started to compete head on leading to a war of attrition.
"To be honest, I'm not really satisfied only being in one band playing one kind of music.
Carthy should know: she has spent most of her life playing fiddle in one band or another.
When Lora was pushed out of the group - two women in one band, Poly Styrene felt, was one too many - and set about finding her own music, it jiggled.
Last week, in this very space, we raised the possibility that there might be a Jeremy Lin of rock and roll — an artist who labored obscurely, or at least under the radar, in one band before becoming a star in another context.
Apart from the idea of having three bass players in one band ("Mani does the low part, Andy Rourke in the middle and I do the high bit," Hook explained in 2005).
For instance, if they successfully achieved the overall score, they would underperform in one band score, as they could not achieve the required minimum score in that module.
This distinction is important because while some satellite operators (potential Kymeta partners) may work with both types of satellites, others will only operate in one band or the other.
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