After all, he added, "it is not as though they are organised criminals, terrorists or pose any form of threat to national security".
One possible explanation is that such domains not only form reversible hydrogels, but also pose a risk of occasionally forming true amyloid fibres (Halfmann et al, 2012), which might then trigger pathogenic processes.
The Old Order Amish believe that posing for photographs is a form of arrogance bordering on idolatry that violates Biblical prohibitions against graven images.
It was like being in a very extreme yoga pose: I was crying as a form of release beyond words".
Therefore, it could be argued that epithelial cells that migrate with their neighboring cells pose a smaller risk of forming metastases than do those individually migrating cells [ 42].
They regard posing for cheesecake photographs as a form of role play, Ms. May said, typically telling themselves: "Look at me in these cute pictures.
Because the result of this kind of interrogation, theoretical empirical knowledge, is so obviously fruitful, and also carries with it seemingly uncontentious norms of progress, its mere presence poses a legitimation challenge to a form of thought, and claim to knowledge, that is distinct from it.
Even within lesbian and gay communities, bisexuality is often dismissed as a temporary pose rather than a permanent status, a form of sexual fence sitting before the neophyte subject acquires sufficient courage to settle into their permanent, essentialist sexual identity.
Does the trend that more and more house owners consult the Internet pose a risk, in the form of the indoor environments of many houses deteriorating?
