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Their NB is the persisting NB4-1 NB from the embryo (Birkholz et al., 2015), and the homologous NB4-1 in grasshoppers produces the cluster of midline spiking interneurons (Shepherd and Laurent, 1992) that conveys information from the somatosensory map to the myotopic motor map (Burrows and Newland, 1993; Burrows, 1996).
Part of the difficulty in preventing relapse is the persisting memory of the intense euphoria or cocaine "rush".
An important observation from this study is the persisting association between admission blood glucose concentration and mortality risk in patients surviving to discharge, in both NSTEMI and STEMI.
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Persisting is the key.
Maybe not; what persists is the murky uncertainty.
Why this should be and whether the gap need persist is the rambling issue of the hour.
It is the cost of maintenance, of persisting; it is the cost of living.
Those are the stories that persist.
Were the problem to persist, Mr. Rogers said, Barclays would be prepared to resign an account.
And yet the myth that education alone can be the great equalizer persists.
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