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The bleakness of nihilism seems like an odd theme for an exhibition, let alone a biennial featuring the work of over 60 artists, but the team behind art book publisher Endless Editions has done precisely that for the 2016 edition of their Endless Biennial.

Hornig-Do et al 2014 show precisely that for the tRNAIle mutation that they studied.

While it's unclear what precisely that means for the future of Keystone, it was an encouraging declaration for environmental advocates who've fought for years to stop the pipeline's construction.

However, the dichotomy in distribution of urease and urea amidolyase among some fungal lineages coincides precisely with that for the Ni/Co transporter (Nic1p), which is present in those fungi that use urease and absent in those that do not [ 23].

For it would take precisely that period for Celtic to qualify for the Champions League proper once again or, as came perilously close to happening last August, step back from Europe's top table for a year.

For precisely that reason, the scope of seizures of the person on less than probable cause that Terry permits is strictly circumscribed, to limit the degree of intrusion they cause.

The more pressing question, so far as he's concerned, is in the corporate space, where "there's more overlap in terms of some areas of the business". He says the companies are currently in the process of "carving [out] the executive team". What, precisely, that means for specific names, the company won't say yet.

The office of the secretary of defense had been established in 1947 for precisely that purpose, but the task had defeated everyone who held the job before Mr. McNamara.

A healthy number of Google's workers now live in San Francisco for precisely that reason to enjoy the lifestyle and consumption benefits of a typical city and are ferried to Mountain View each day by Google's own shuttle service.

What, precisely, that means for specific names, the company won't say yet.

For precisely that reason, he said, the push in China now is for more young people to study humanities, even as the new emphasis here is vocational.