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Yet it is ever more dissected by hacks and bloggers who pretend to be heretical but are just gossip merchants who never question the deep structures of governance and merely legitimate their own crepuscular existence.

Royer et al. [44] found that plants native to colder climates have more dissected leaves with more, but smaller teeth; moreover, they found no significant relationship between MAT and tooth area/leaf area.

Gully density is therefore increased and the loess land became more dissected hills and ridges.

In our study of the Cascades we focused on volcanic volumes, but plutonic volumes are also relevant in more dissected arcs.

No presidential relationship has been more dissected than the one between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin, a dynamic only heightened by the swirl of investigations into whether Mr. Trump's campaign colluded with Russia to sway the election in his favor.

The Iwami Plateau, lying to the north of the Backbone Range, is narrower and more dissected than the Kibi Plateau, except in the Akiyoshi Plateau area in the west, where karst topography occurs in some places.

Works by Kidmograph, Sam Cannon, Alex Kau, and more, dissect the same poetry of the road that inspired the likes of Jack Kerouac, Dennis Hopper, and this guy one look at these babies is all the motivation you need to begin planning that summer road trip. .

rubrum produces more highly dissected leaves with more prominent teeth [45], [46].

But the more we dissected "Surface Tension," the more questions arose.

Leaves in the Rhode Island garden have more teeth and are more highly dissected than leaves in Florida from the same seed source.

The function of genes within Cluster 2 would also be more thoroughly dissected if granulocyte lineage cells were more thoroughly polled, but quality datasets for this purpose were not available.