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LOCAL BOYS MADE GOOD "I can recall reading somewhere that the Celtic team that won the European Cup in the 1960s was pretty much comprised of players from the Glasgow area (within a 30-miles radius)," wrote Liam from Sligo.

While there are numerous such co-expression networks reported in the literature [12] [16], the only other muscle-specific network is much sparser (comprising 822 genes and 26 TF) [17].

Much of it comprised traditional talking points and railing against Hillary Clinton, while taking detours to mock "media elites" who viewed "global warming" as a problem.

After all, the Wacom Cintiq Companion (which is its closest product to the iPad Pro and Pencil), retails for even more money than the Apple equivalent, and appeals to a much smaller demographic comprised of professional artists.

Commonly induced genes comprised much of the data of the up-regulated genes from both compatible interactions.

Late Glacial/Early Mesolithic sites indicate much higher mobility comprised of rapid displacements of camps and re-occupation of the same coversand ridges over long time-spans.

Caches, which are comprised much of a CPU chip area and transistor counts, are reasonable targets for transient single and multiple faults induced from energetic particles.

Scottish and Basque family heritage have comprised much of the multi-generational industry sustained today in Idaho, with total herd numbers reduced to between 220,000 and 235,000 (National Agricultural Statistics Service 2011).

Volunteers comprised much of the garrison, and they were unwilling to accept Travis as their leader.

Mercenaries eventually comprised much of the capital guard, while foreign nomadic tribes were often employed to guard the frontiers.

The northern and central Atlantic coast was claimed by Britain, and New France comprised much of what is now Canada as well as the central Illinois Country.