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One exhibit, for example, focuses on the famed Tuskegee Airmen, a group of African-American pilots that played a vital role during the war.

One exhibit, for example, shows a collage of images of Arab terrorists on television, and asks why a more accurate image of Arabs is not broadcast -- one more closely resembling another collage, of smiling children and families.

One exhibit, for example, is an article from PBS Newshour about a scathing United Nations report analyzing the current state of racial justice in the United States and which cited the fatal shooting of the unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson.

I found it hard to leave one exhibit area for the next, as each one was riveting and emotionally challenging.

The mythology was no surprise, but one exhibit contained a stark implication for the current crisis.

In Fig. 2 this clade of AroQTyrAc_Δ fusions was presented as one exhibiting absolute specificity for NAD+, combined with an overwhelming but not complete specificity for PPA.

This may explain why by increasing the number of reactions we get a better performance than the one exhibited by StochKit for the set of experiments reported in Table 2.

Our laboratory's normal value for anion gap is 16 mmol/l, and all patients studied except for one exhibited a widened anion gap (25 ± 6 mmol/l, range 11.6 43.8 mmol/l).

The typical findings for BCH were defined as a regular distribution of IPCL composed of 2 4 loop-shaped ("lasso-like") capillaries, with all the cases except for one exhibiting this typical finding (Fig. 1).

Starting from the time when pronuclei are formed, the paternal one exhibits a strong signal for H4K12ac, while in the maternal pronucleus, there is a continual increase of H4K12ac until pronuclei fusion.

In addition, also depicted in this Table are high-resolution HLA-B typifications with greatest genetic frequency compared – if only one exhibited a statistically significant difference for the risk factor, on finding this with a three times greater frequency in the case group in comparison with the control group HLA-B*1501 (OR, 3.714; p = 0.031).