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Mycobacterial resistance to anti-tuberculosis drugs initially emerges within treated hosts by the selection of rare, sporadically-occurring mutants under conditions of inadequate chemotherapy (acquired drug resistance; Fig. 2, arrow b).

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Citigroup initially emerged as the buyer for troubled Wachovia last September.

Indeed, it was through one form of resistance to the austerity agenda that Spine initially emerged.

Because each state was free to devise its own system of choosing electors, disparate methods initially emerged.

Of course such contemporary notions of good conduct do not always coincide with the meaning of the Ten Commandments when they initially emerged in Israelite history.

Leeds, who finished second in Super League behind St Helens but initially emerged strongest in the play-offs, have attracted average crowds of more than 17,000.

Reports of the payment, which was described in the confidentiality agreement between Fifa and the FAI as an "inducement", initially emerged last year, but it was confirmed for the first time by Delaney and then Fifa last week.

That team spirit initially emerged in Muhly's 2005 piece "Keep in Touch," which was written for Sirota and appears on "Speaks Volumes," Muhly's début album and the label's first release.

As the Bride, the statuesque Kate Coyne struggles through a few (mercifully) brief sections on point; she is a woman apart, initially emerging from a striped, ovoid container resembling a Russian nesting doll.

The 22-year-old was expected to be back before the end of the year but had to undergo a second operation on a stomach problem that initially emerged back in October.