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The conservation status of Velodona togata has not been assessed by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as of IUCN Red List version 2013.2.

Psychological distress was assessed by the Norwegian version of Hopkins symptoms check list version 25 (HSCL-25).

The order of stimulation/sham and of word list version was counterbalanced across the eight subjects, who were naïve to which session they received stimulation.

Alignments were invoked inside Tophat using Bowtie (Version 2.0.6; [ 14]) by providing the library insert size for paired ended reads, the reference chicken genome (galGal3), and the ENSEMBL chicken gene GTF file list (Version 67).

Because this work begins with a revised CNS list, version 2, and because we wanted to refine how we controlled for nonfunctional motifs (e.g., we did not mask transposons in our previous work), we updated our enriched motif list (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online).

"Red, Black and Green" is a wish-list version of a new-acquisitions display.

A trope that seems to have emerged is people sharing the contents of their fridges, like some sort of Z-list version of MTV Cribs.

One is its annual artist-in-residence showcase; the other, "Red, Black and Green: Loans to and Selections From the Studio Museum Collection," is a wish-list version of a new-acquisitions display.

Both working from home, our lives resembled a D-list version of Joan Didion's and John Gregory Dunne's, whose days, according to Didion, "were filled with the sound of each other's voices" — except with what I can only assume is a much more egregious lack of boundaries.

The third modification is a multi-list version of the EET where subjects are asked to complete two or more X- and Y-lists distinguished by the size of the gap variable g.

They also shared a penchant for hiring capable but unexciting musicians, notably their tenor saxophonists — Miller's Tex Beneke, who also sang, and Waller's Gene Sedric — who were little more than B-list versions of Coleman Hawkins (whose centenary also falls this year).