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He will immediately confront a host of institutional obstacles that could impede his progress in rebuilding an archdiocese shattered by last year's disclosures that its leaders had permitted a generation of sexually abusive priests to molest young people.

Glam's chart takeover began with Marc Bolan's appearance on Top of the Pops in 1971 daubed in glitter, which "permitted a generation of teeny-boppers to begin playing with the idea of  androgyny", the compilation claims.

Plenty of townspeople have wondered how this could have been allowed to happen — why a state with one of the nation's wealthiest and most educated populations could allow a gem to rot away for a quarter century and permit a generation of Northeastern children to miss out on live Shakespeare.

To operate the helicon RF ion source with hydrogen/helium plasma a magnetic system with circular permanent magnets was designed and constructed, permitting a generation of a longitudinal magnetic field Bz ∼ 100 G along the length of the RF antenna and of a longitudinal magnetic field ∼1000 G with effective field length of about 10 cm to confine and transfer the plasma to the extraction system.

When it is finished, according to Richard Bowker, head of the Strategic Rail Authority, the government agency that oversees the rail industry, the restored line will still not meet the technical specifications to permit a new generation of Italian-designed Pendolino trains to run at their maximum 140 miles an hour until at least 2013.

Regarding the security, it permits a dynamic generation of a periodic group key.

Knowing this about human history, it seems profoundly delusional for the boomers, a generation permitted a fleeting taste of a dignified existence, to believe this occurred because of their superior work ethic.

Cloning of a GAPDH cDNA fragment permitted the generation of a standard curve by serial dilution.

Successful generation of Plrx mutants permitted a detailed observation of the in vivo function of Plrx during life cycle progression of the malaria parasite.

Advances in molecular biology have not only allowed detailed studies of spontaneously occurring obese mice with altered melanocortin signaling to be undertaken but also permitted the generation of a plethora of mouse models with precise perturbations at critical steps in the melanocortin system to finesse further the cellular and molecular architecture of relevant pathways.

This permitted the generation of combination "helper-independent" piggyBac transposase transposon vectors that exhibited a 2-fold increase of transposition activity in human cells as compared with cells transfected with separate transposon and transposase plasmids.