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Ultimately, it's hard not to wonder what "Homeland" would have been like had it mostly or fully cut the Brodys loose at the end of Season 2: In a show about the distance between extremes, maybe radical reinvention would have worked best.

The measure of multiple roles was computed as the number of family roles for which the participant was mostly or fully responsible (0 to 3).

Role responsibilities was computed as the number of family roles for which the participant was mostly or fully responsible (0 to 3) and this was used to create a dichotomous variable (0 1, 2 3) [ 28].

Eggs were considered predated when the eggshell was empty but intact except for a small hole which characterizes the typical damage caused by Geocoris spp. feeding; eggs occasionally collapse during Geocoris spp. predation, but collapsed eggs were not counted unless the eggs were mostly or fully empty and with a visible hole.

Similarly, experience was mostly rated as generally or fully meeting expectations, although for this part, the distribution was slightly more balanced (met 47 (33%), fully met 66 (47%)).

Although several commercial versions are presently available, they are mostly either fully cylindrical or fully conical.

Recent data on lipidomics of DRM reveal that in addition to abundant sphingomyelin and cholesterol they contain other phospholipids, mostly with fully saturated or monounsaturated acyl chains.

It is estimated that between 38 500 and 65 000 LHWs, who are mostly women, operate either as unpaid volunteers, stipended volunteers or fully employed workers within the country [ 11].

Some partially or fully unfolded protein molecules are always present in protein solutions, but mostly refold to their native structure.

When matching the spatial patterns with the corresponding temporal patterns, a fairly good correspondence can be observed: genes expressed in the apex are mostly also fully activated early during the nodule development at 4 or 6 dpi, while genes expressed in the more proximal tissues are activated late in nodule development.

Mostly via fully decentralized exchanges, though in certain markets centralized ones still have their advantages.