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And public figures were later defined in a 1974 case, Gertz v. Welch, as individuals who have assumed "roles of especial prominence in the affairs of society...

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miR-663 was first characterized as a tumor suppressor in gastric cancer, where it is commonly downregulated [ 25]; however, it was later defined as an oncogene in nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC), where it is commonly overexpressed [ 26]. miR-663 was found to be required for proliferation of NPC cells in vitro and growth of NPC xenografts in nude mice.

TS-2 experiments at standardised conditions (L/A =8 cm3/cm20°C0°C ±2°C; later defined to be 22°C ±3°C in FprCEN/TS 16637-2 2013) were performed at BAM and ECN with three parallel test assemblies in both laboratories (see Table 3).

The great majority of Athens' musicians and their fan base were associated with the University's liberal arts curriculum, and the School of Art, rather than the music department, was the area where the creative and musical alliances that later defined the scene began forming in the 1970s.

This paper analyzes how Intent, in the sense later defined, can be usefully defined and expressed.

The second population consisted of patients initiating statin treatment in 1993 or later (defined as patients with a first-ever statin prescription at least 1 year after start of CPRD data collection).

Several of the aesthetic qualities found in Within the Woods later defined Raimi's films.

In fact, these were the two issues that later defined the non-aligned movement.

Then came Srebrenica, which was later defined as genocide.

In 1790, the newly constituted United States Congress passed the Naturalization Act, which excluded all nonwhites from citizenship, including Asians, enslaved Africans, and Native Americans, the later whom they defined in oxymoronic terms as "domestic foreigners," even though they had inhabited this land for an estimated 35,000 years.

The newly constituted United States Congress passed the Naturalization Act in 1790 excluding all nonwhites from citizenship, including Asians, enslaved Africans, and American Indians, the later whom they defined in oxymoronic terms as "domestic foreigners," even though they had inhabited this land for an estimated 35,000 years.

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