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In simulations under reduced Lis1 activity, neuroblasts, once proliferated from the mother progenitor glial cell, entered the multipolar stage shortly after proliferation and dissociated from the glial fiber, rather than progressing normally along the fiber.

Such horses proliferated from medieval times onward as new specialties developed.

And competitors, both nouveau and non, have proliferated, from Cirque du Soleil to New York's Big Apple Circus.

Trump's main message was  that Muslims must do more much more to fight militants who have proliferated from North Africa to South Asia since 9/11.

Universities have proliferated from the first one founded in Bangkok in 1917 (Chulalongkorn University) to dozens of state and private institutions spread across the country.

Having proliferated from two episodes a week to four, then to omnibus editions and now live productions, the big soaps are screened 300 times a year.

Ghosts and spoofs proliferate, from "What Lies Beneath" to Nike commercials.

Traditional retailers are facing the same problem, of course, and discounts are proliferating from suburban malls to Fifth Avenue.

It warns that "reform fatigue" may take hold in the NHS, as initiatives proliferate from the centre.

They proliferate from a single egg, morph into at least 260 different types and spontaneously organize into a perfectly integrated system of organs and tissues.

Any human who uses language to think with has already incorporated an external device into his most intimate self, and the connections only proliferate from there.