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Mr. Stump has fronted Fall Out Boy since its inception in 2001 in the Chicago-area punk scene, and he has been the primary architect of the group's sound, which in short order has evolved from spiky emo to radio-friendly pop-punk.

Although further intermediate forms with two apparently functional gene or control region (CR) duplicates are rarely found (but see [ 3, 5, 6, 11, 12]), it is generally assumed that the derived gene order has evolved independently more than once [ 2].

> -wrap-foot> The randomization test assessing pairwise GOC distributions and shuffled distributions relative to the patristic (phylogenetic) distance showed that the pairs of species whose gene order has evolved significantly differently from random correspond to the well-conserved gene order sets of the sordariomycetes (figs. 1 and 4).

But before their combination in Britain and its neighbors at the time of the industrial and democratic revolutions, the three elements of modern political order had evolved separately in different premodern civilizations: "China had developed a powerful state early on; the rule of law existed in India, the Middle East and Europe; and in Britain, accountable government appeared for the first time".

Numerous species from almost all insect orders have evolved the ability to sequester chemicals (Duffey, 1980; Nishida, 2002; Opitz and Muller, 2009).

This is the first study to show that in the Octocorallia, mitochondrial gene orders have evolved back to an ancestral state after going through a gene rearrangement, with at least one of the gene orders evolving independently in different lineages.

Each of the two Gebiidea species (A. edulis and U. major) and two Axiidea species (N. glyptocercus and N. thermophiles) share unique gene order specific to their infraorders and analyses further suggest these two derived gene orders have evolved independently.

Mapping the distribution of mt gene arrangements onto a taxonomically comprehensive phylogeny of Octocorallia suggests that all of the known octocoral gene orders have evolved by successive inversions of one or more evolutionarily conserved blocks of protein-coding genes.

Non-integer (arbitrary) order calculus has evolved into an interesting area of research for mathematicians and modelers during the last few decades.

During the last few decades, non-integer (arbitrary) order calculus has evolved into an interesting and useful area of research in view of the extensive application of its modeling tools in applied and technical sciences.

The self-assembly of molecules by supramolecular interactions into highly ordered macromolecular architectures has evolved from a chemical oddity to a highly versatile tool in modern polymer and materials research.