One is reminded of a conspiracy theory that still haunts another fatal disease, AIDS: the notion that a top-secret cure exists but is kept suppressed by pharmaceutical companies because there is more profit in drugs taken for life.
That paradox is all the clearer in that Helen, a frustrated singer who put her training aside for financial reasons, recovers, in her affair with Phillipe, a side of her character that her labors, her friendships, and even her incipient relationship with a union organizer, Jim Holden (played by Onslow Stevens), kept suppressed.
Now, however, things are starting to turn out rather differently.Unwittingly, it seems, in relaxing decades of tight army control over the country, Mr Thein Sein and his reforming ministers have breathed life into some of the uglier forces in Myanmar society that authoritarian rule kept suppressed, notably sectarian violence.
At the same time, Cdx2 is kept suppressed by the over-expression of Oct4.
Mammalian cells growing under ordinary culture conditions derive their cholesterol preferentially from endocytic uptake of low-density lipoproteins (LDL) present in the serum of the culture medium, and de novo synthesis in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is usually kept suppressed.
This mechanism probably operates locally to promote activation of origins that otherwise would be kept suppressed by the checkpoint.
"The more you keep suppressing this issue, the more anger builds in the younger generation".
"They can't keep suppressing things forever," said Father Anthony Musaala, at the police station holding Dr. Besigye.
How, then, to explain the passion of the F.B.I., the C.I.A., and other agencies to keep suppressing some records?
Hampton threw a fastball because he wanted to bury McEwing, continue breezing past the sluggish Mets and keep suppressing the boos that had reverberated throughout Shea Stadium.
