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But we must also resolve to build more inclusive societies that are inoculated from the appeal of the demagogue.

Frank's gesture at rebellion is to go smirkingly to work for bloated Knox Business Machines, where he imagines he'll be inoculated from the corporate mindset by the sheer tedium of his tasks.

The mice that had previously taken the drug were, weeks later, completely inoculated from the types of depressive, withdrawn symptoms they typically exhibited after being put through several weeks of major stress-inducing scenarios.

In the adaptation period, the PRGS with large size was influenced seriously but that with small size was not when the PRGS was inoculated from the SBR to the CFR.

It cannot be conducted in a vacuum and though we should aim to protect innocent people from the direct consequences of conflict by seeking alternatives to war, when it does inevitably occur, we cannot – and should not – be fully inoculated from the ethical consequences.

To determine the extent of cell death or inviability due to SCRaMbLE in a particular experiment, an equivalent culture was inoculated from the same overnight culture as the SCRaMbLE-induced culture and went through the same process but without the addition of β-estradiol.

Two of the brain isolates inoculated (from Italy and the United States) were from patients who had been treated with quinacrine.

That the political elite feels electorally inoculated from its assault on the still-largest social cohort confirms that working-class culture may dominate the nation, but working-class interests don't dominate Westminster – and won't after next week's election.

Tubes containing 2.5 ml basal fermentation medium were inoculated from fresh slants of the parent culture F. fujikuroi NCIM 1019 and the selected mutants, generated during mutagenesis.

Rickettsiae were observed by Gimenez staining within cells (Technical Appendix Figure 1) from only 1 (inoculated from a female tick) of the 15 inoculated shell vials.

Republicans close to the president maintained that the White House's distance was deliberate in order to keep Mr. Bush inoculated from conservative Republicans agitated over the huge expense of what became a $395 billion bill.