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SOME neighborhoods, SoHo most notably, find that their mix of stores changes as wealthier residents replace old-timers and have more desire to buy designer clothes than 60-cent coffees.

We've seen companies, such as Gamestop most notably, find themselves upstream without a paddle by not being proactive about a digital distribution strategy.

Around this time, this writer's girlfriend even suggested that the word "Knickery" replace a certain swear word (most notably found in the opening lines of Amy Winehouse's "Me and Mr. Jones").

His species is most notably found in South America and Latin America and in sparse spots in the American Southwest.

2. Guardian Lion The Karashishi is most notably found in Japan at the entrance of Shinto Shrines and are used to either ward-off bad spirits or welcome good spirits.

Most notably, they find that data source impacts structural variation.

Most notably, we find that: (i) dextramers stain more brightly than tetramers; (ii) dextramers outperform tetramers when TCR pMHC affinity is low; (iii) dextramers outperform tetramers with pMHC class II reagents where there is an absence of co-receptor stabilization; and (iv) dextramer sensitivity is enhanced further by specific protein kinase inhibition.

Most notably, they found that lamb raised on New Zealand's clover-choked pastures and shipped 11,000 miles by boat to Britain produced 1,520 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per ton while British lamb produced 6,280 pounds of carbon dioxide per ton, in part because poorer British pastures force farmers to use feed.

Most notably, we found that, with around a quarter of the total, the service sectors contribute a significant share to the overall material footprint of the EU.

Some thinkers contemporaneous with Leibniz, most notably Pierre Bayle, found the apparent lack of continuity among our perceptions to be deeply problematic.

Most notably, we found that a higher ratio of reactive groups to photoinitiator molecules offers cytoprotective effects, and future developments in photocrosslinkable hydrogel technology may involve assessment of such ratios.