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Eugene Cottilli, a spokesman for the US Department of Commerce, told The Independent: "The Department is aware of the media allegations that Dennis Rodman may have transported luxury goods to North Korea.

Stone Age seafarers may have transported red deer to far-flung Scottish islands from remote sites in Europe rather than from the Scottish mainland nearby, a new study suggests.

He cautioned those numbers could change, as some people may have transported themselves to area hospitals.

While several vectors may have transported Littorina littorea to the West Coast, we suggest that the live seafood trade is likely responsible for the populations described here.

On the other hand, surface and subsurface hydrologic flows and geological and aerial (impact) processes may have transported living, dormant, or fossilized microorganisms from one location to another.

Finally, the subcellular localization pattern of LAZ1 suggests that it may have transport functions for yet unknown, death-related signaling molecules at the plasma membrane and/or endosomal compartments.

One other Daphnia gene with weak sequence similarity to Sop2 may have transport functions during oogenesis [ 32] and two genes similar to the signaling gene Cdc42 and to tsr were respectively identified, which are involved in follicle cell development [ 33, 34].

The unusual enhancement of Sn and Pb could be explained if these dust particles were originally present in the solar system's interstellar environment in a superconducting native metal state and were preferentially concentrated through Meissner effect forces by the passage of cosmic ray driven hydromagnetic shocks which may also have transported them into the solar system.

Ambulances may offload patients they have transported, and walk-in patients may enter the triage and waiting area.

Since retinal ganglion cells project to the lateral geniculate nucleus in the thalamus, and this region appeared to express high levels of βgal (as indicated by some of the darkest X-gal staining anywhere in the brain – See Fig. 1), it is possible that some enzyme and/or AAV vector may have been transported via retrograde axonal transport to the retina.

Or, they may have been transported in a ship's ballast waters.