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While it's mostly providing a new way for patients and cannabis providers to find each other, Eaze's funding signals a shift in the way cannabis-focused startups operate.

But these assorted artworks and artifacts mostly provide a beautifying frame for a radiantly simple wrap-around apron-dress by the artist Andrea Zittel, displayed on a mannequin.

Of course, historical tidbits like the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, homesteader hardship and the relative debating talents of Lincoln and Douglas mostly provide a jump-off for self-reflection.

But on Tuesday night Bristol and her mother, who this month will star in a reality series of her own, "Sarah Palin's Alaska" on TLC, mostly provided a lesson in celebrity politics and the leveraging power of fame.

Their tongue-in-cheek 15-second super spot was a plug for the "Late Show With David Letterman," but it mostly provided a boost for Mr. Leno, who was villainized by Team Coco as the Judas of late night.

Chairish does not buy up any of the inventory, they mostly provide a forum for connecting.

That's not so different from Seamless and Grubhub, which mostly provide a new funnel of customers to restaurants that had already done their own takeout and delivery.

In detail, whereas high delay jitter only degrades the deterministic worst case precision, omission failures may mostly provide a better precision, though it is more indeterministic and therefore results in a worse worst case precision.

The concentration of sodium alginate mostly provides a negative effect on the rupture characteristics (significant at p ⩽ 0.05) while calcium chloride has a positive (p ⩽ 0.01) effect on the linear limit of gels.

While Tat, DPT-Vpr1 and DPT-Vpr3 mostly provided a homogeneous cytoplasm labeling, DPT-Vpr2 provided also nuclear/nucleolar labeling.

Therefore it has been suggested that GAD67 mostly provides a pool of GABA for general metabolic activity while GABA synthesized by GAD65 is likely to be more involved in synaptic transmission [8].