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All are manipulated to form a kind of sonic collage, ranging from the cheerful to the chilling, that is meant to contrast trains running in the United States with those running to concentration camps in World War II Europe.

This replicon and a tetracycline resistance gene were manipulated to form a smaller plasmid termed pSC101.

In 388-386 B.C., a group of Athenian grain dealers formed a corn monopoly and manipulated prices, according to research by Spencer Weber Waller, a professor at the Brooklyn Law School.

Now his administration has gone a step further in seeking to stamp out reality by using manipulated video to bar a genuine news outlet from presidential press briefings.

We used the non-manipulated version of these six photos and another four non-manipulated photos to give a total of ten original photos.

Use of this model requires that the individual transgenic lines generated to test manipulated forms of Tau be expressed identically.

Now the intelligence community has concluded that Russia was clearly after a Trump victory and manipulated information to that end, according to sources who spoke to the newspaper.

They range from traditional academic figure study to manipulated photography, with a little magic realism thrown in for good measure.

Penny stocks are among the most volatile and most manipulated form of investment in the stock market.

Here, we specifically equipped the HRSEM system (JEOL JSM-6500F, JEOL Ltd., Akishima, Tokyo, Japan) with a in situ nanomanipulation of FE measurement apparatus [20], where the laboratory-prototype vacuum nanodiode is formed by a nanomotor-manipulated W-probe/-plate anode and P-silicon nanotips [P-SiNTs] emitter (see the scanning electron microscopy [SEM] image in Figure 1).

In "Mummenschanz Next," its four performers often placed themselves either inside large objects that they caused to move, or stood, nearly invisible, at the back of a darkened stage and manipulated mobile sculptural forms with the aid of rods or wires.