"I think some of the papers have described 'yes' as 'war.' " But Mr. Boucher did not back off on the essential position that France must be made to pay for its actions.
In fact, Mrs. Clinton was accurately repeating the story as it was told to her — and it turns out that while some of the details were slightly off, the essentials of her story were correct.
Astutely, her young students tick off the essentials: food, clothing, guns and ammunition.
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A perfect weekend, in fact, topped off by the essential ingredient of a Formula One race in 2011: a collision between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa, followed by harsh words in the paddock and the promise of a continuation of their season-long vendetta.
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In the light of Beethoven and Byrd and poetry and lofty contemplative silence, however, the educational chatter that had filled the rest of the movie's soundtrack comes off as the essential background noise from the engine room that keeps the institution running on an even keel of rational stability.
It is known that hydrophilic substrates have the capability of stripping off even the essential water from the enzyme surface, leading to insufficiently hydrated enzyme molecule and in turn to a decrease in enzyme activity [ 30].
An initial proposal that PICH might be required for the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) (Baumann et al. 2007) was subsequently challenged by the demonstration that the siRNA oligonucleotides used in this early study affected the SAC through an off-target effect on the essential SAC component Mad2 (Hubner et al. 2010).
