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Judge del Olmo's report largely summarized provisional findings he had made in filings over the past two years.

Mr. Maxwell's essay largely summarized the unresolved questions surrounding American actions in Chile, mentioning three issues in particular: the 1970 assassination of a Chilean general, René Schneider; the September 1973 coup against Allende; and the assassination of Orlando Letelier, Allende's former foreign minister, in September 1976.

Upon submission of this study, four reports on Gram-positive bacterial RNA sensing by hTLR8 or on mTLR13 structure have been published and largely summarized [ 26– 30].

It will take us too far from the purpose of this paper to offer any detailed comparative analysis but it should be noted that the RCHC framework largely summarizes existing literature and follows our revised framework in many respects.

One particular interview where Munn speaks passionately about #MeToo, and her co-stars, Trevante Rhodes and Augusto Aguilera, remain largely silent inadvertently summarizes the very same infrastructure of male passivity that has allowed sexual misconduct to thrive and fester in the entertainment industry.

The annotated markers were involved in diverse biological processes and functions, and their GO composition largely resembled that summarized for the total set of contigs (Supplementary Fig. S1).

Manhattan Through next Friday Dickinson 19 East 66th Street Manhattan Through next Friday These two delightful exhibitions, which coincide largely by chance, summarize the life and art of the great Swiss-German Modernist Paul Klee (1879-1940).

The in vitro findings summarized above are largely specific for neuronal physiology, which is characteristic of the bulk of α-syn research.

These factors are largely captured in the tumor subtype definitions summarized in Table 2.

In early 2007, an excellent review by Staeva-Vieira, Peakman, and von Herrath (52) summarized previously completed interventions, now largely of historical value.

The better characterized pathways are detailed below (and summarized in Figure 1) but remain largely incomplete and only partially understood.