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With its decision to go online-only, the Monitor not only stabilizes its finances -- allowing better funding for journalism abroad -- but it also enters its second century at the forefront of the digital revolution.

Although its archetypal host cell is the macrophage, it also enters, and survives within, dendritic cells (DCs).

Moreover, if we add the indicator of centralized wage updates, it also enters nonsignificantly.

It also enters the evolution equation through various spatial constraints leading to complicated boundary conditions and, possibly, to the reduction of dimensionality of the diffusion space.

Accordingly, the MGSP sequences and analyzes the samples; it then returns these data to the researchers, and it also enters the results into national and public databases.

When a tracer is introduced in fractured rocks, it moves through the fracture primarily by advection and it also enters the stagnant water of the surrounding rock matrix through diffusion.

That's because it didn't simply write insurance protection on debt; it also entered into yet another derivative contract — known as an interest rate swap — with counterparties buying the protection.

It also entered into a 10-year agreement with Northland, based in Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., to buy $6.7 million worth of cranberry concentrate and took a nine-year option to buy more.

It also entered yesterday's voting with the firm backing of the eight Europeans who are one-third of the 24-member FIFA executive committee, whose main job is to award the World Cup.

As the Los Angeles-based label Death Row Records built an empire around Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and the charismatic, complicated rapper-actor Tupac Shakur, it also entered into a rivalry with New York City's Bad Boy Records.

It also entered the information services and entertainment industries with a wide range of products and services, most notably the Microsoft Network and MSNBC (a joint venture with the National Broadcasting Company, a major American television network).