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Tinware, utilitarian and decorative objects made of tinplate and, more rarely, of pure tin.

The state's history is one long tale of men imposing their wills on this landscape; and, much more rarely, of big-haired weather-beaten women imposing their wills on the men.That was always easier said than done.

The major disadvantage of this technique is the risk of inadvertent perforation of major vessels and, more rarely, of neural structures [20].

It could be the consequence of overassistance, oversedation, their combination, or more rarely of an abnormal output by the central respiratory center or by bilateral phrenic nerve palsy [33, 34].

It is the major cause of cold sores and, much more rarely, of fatal encephalitis.

Thus, type II endometrial tumours in Trp53Δ/Δ mice frequently display over-activation of the AKT-mTOR C1 signalling cascade but more rarely of the MAPK signalling cascades.

This feature has been related to methylation of caspase-8 gene promoter regions (Teitz et al, 2000; Banelli et al, 2002) or, more rarely, to deletion of the caspase-8 gene (Teitz et al, 2000).

The clinical course of infection varies from subclinical to mild and, more rarely, to severe manifestations of pneumonia.

A minority of subtypes (synovial sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, epithelioid sarcoma, clear cell sarcoma, and angiosarcoma) may metastasize to lymph nodes and, even more rarely, to other sites of the body.

We conclude that LPL is frequently deregulated in cervical SCC, either because of overexpression of the wild-type gene or, more rarely, because of translocation, as exemplified by the PEX5 LPL gene fusion that we identified in MS751.

Quite often, immunoreactive profiles outlined perikarya and proximal dendrites of presumptive motoneurons and more rarely dendrites of small bipolar neurons.