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In his view, social networking is far less likely to recreate the civil rights movement of the 1960s than to track down missing cellphones for Wall Streeters.

Therefore, by using elements that ease interactions (that foster what sociologists call "social capital"), architects are more likely to recreate the spaces we intuitively love.

Studies suggest people who experience trauma, a highly subjective term, are likely to recreate future experiences of trauma.

This region included 24 neighboring cities and towns surrounding the harbor likely to recreate in the harbor.

At that point, he says, Congress will likely want to recreate the Fannie and Freddie as government-sponsored entities.

The potential for "The Real Gilligan's Island" to capture the imagination of the viewing public is there, of course, and it begs the question: If this works, what other sorts of shows are we likely to see recreated by real people playing characters from old TV shows?

It is a poignant episode and one you are likely to see recreated some day on the cinema screen, because the little girl with the cardboard box was Gurinder Chadha, now Britain's most successful female director, and a woman who understands how to use her own experiences to help her tell stories.

To recreate likely real-world scenarios for exposure to mixtures, we compared each compound alone to a tertiary mixture (BPS + BPA + E2), and a quaternary mixture (BPS + BPA + NP + E2) over wide concentration ranges of the XEs.

What elements would you like to try to recreate?

Curators from English Heritage have used decorators' inventories, family photographs and paint analysis to recreate the likely wallpaper, carpets, chintz curtains and giant four-poster bed that would have adorned Down House's great bedroom.

This likely blowback should inhibit the motivation of terrorists to recreate the variola virus or enhance its pathogenicity.