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The island may be small, but it has strikingly diverse medical needs.

The strategy also has stern things to say about how British spooks must never work with torturers, but then it has strikingly cautious things to say about countries whose human rights are not in line with British values.It may seem a small thing, but it jumped out at me as something to watch in the future.

Conversely, it has strikingly been observed that α-synuclein overexpression is capable of hindering autophagy at a very early stage of autophagosome formation.

Prior to our studies in FMD, it had strikingly been found that electron-induced dissociation of halogenated molecules were enhanced by up to 30,000 times with the presence of polar molecules such as NH3 and H2O, and a DET mechanism involving a prehydrated electron (epre−) trapped in polar media was proposed to explain the results (Lu and Madey, 1999, Lu, 2010b).

To a degree that makes it an outlier in western Europe, Britain now has strikingly flexible labour markets and weak unions (certainly in the private sector).

It is also small, contains little non-coding DNA, and has strikingly low GC content.

For Ms. Cook has strikingly transformed herself.

Yet the production, albeit stripped down, has strikingly succeeded in reintroducing "Psyche".

Mok has strikingly long white hair; performing street theater before largely indifferent audiences, he stands out in Hong Kong.

The number of people undergoing facial filler injections to get a youthful twinkle has strikingly increased in the last decade.

Using quasi-experimental methods, we show that the policy reform has strikingly reduced the prices in the wholesale market.