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But they were regarded as "turbulent priests" by the government of the day and neutralised through incorporation into Ofsted.

Widescale Drone warfare has been neutralised through the development of powerful air defence systems, so the emphasis is back on ground infantry once again.

Yet such is the imaginative warmth that Almodovar conveys for his two male leads, combined with his stylisation and modification of the real world in which the rape happens, revulsion is neutralised through a combination of sympathy and alienation.

The government monopolises the agenda in the chamber, so that those matters that the House may be keenest to debate can be simply kept off the agenda or neutralised through the technical device of staging the debate "on the adjournment", which means there is no vote.

Both in filtration and centrifugation experiments, charge related effects were partly neutralised through a controlled increase in the bulk ionic strength by the addition of NaCl.

The Germans may have reasoned that if bases such as Manston, Hawkinge and Lympne were neutralised through the attacks on 12 August, then Fighter Command may have had to move onto these airfields.

The interior minister, Nebojša Stefanović, said the authorities had "neutralised this person through effective action" but gave no further details.

Others counter that most such exposures can be neutralised these days through derivatives markets.The second flaw is the sheer lack of understanding of some instruments.

After that slides were neutralised using neutralising buffer and stained with EtBr.

However, GSTPi-negative cancer cells may escape from the cytotoxic effects of chemotherapeutic agents by neutralising them through the release of GSTPi from the omnipresent GSTPi-positive CAF in the tumour microenvironment as discussed below.

In 1997 Tony Blair could sweep to power on a promise to improve Britain's schools only because he had neutralised that traditional weakness through years of talking up prudence.