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Fau knockdown markedly attenuated the UV-induced apoptosis of T-47D breast cancer cells and protected short-term cell viability.

"The copyright law doesn't protect short terms or phrases, things of that sort," Ms. Kepchar said.

Braham, who is representing himself, cannot claim copyright protection for the phrases "haters gone hate" and "playas gone play" because the Copyright Act does not protect short phrases and these phrases are not original to him.

"Mr. Braham, who is representing himself, cannot claim copyright protection for the phrases 'haters gone hate' and 'playas gone play' because the Copyright Act does not protect short phrases and these phrases are not original to him.

Alistair Campbell at Berenberg said: "This raises a concern that the company might be trading in long-term opportunities to protect short-term earnings".

Angela Ahrendts, the Burberry chief executive, said in a statement that "the external environment is becoming more challenging," and that as a result the company was "tightly managing discretionary costs and taking appropriate actions to protect short-term profitability".

Europe's leaders are also handcuffed by an inadequate treaty of Union, by the problem of getting a coherent response from 27 different nations, and by a rise in anti-European sentiment in their home countries (particularly in Germany), which has deterred them from sanctioning collective action beyond that which protects short-term national self-interest.

Furthermore, trichomes with extremely elongated cells may also protect shorter glandular trichomes (Werker 2000).

In systemically vaccinated and protected animals, short and self-limiting episodes of diarrhea are frequently observed,.

Furthermore, numerous mouse strains with compromised inflammatory responses [tumor necrosis factor (TNF −/− (41), Toll-like receptor (TLR -4−/ TLR -4−/), and interleukin-1 receptor I (IL-1RI)−/− (24)] are protected against short-term high-fat diet (HFD)-induced IR.

Much of the inland western United States, which routinely has ozone concentrations near or above the WHO standard all year long and in some settings even throughout the night in the middle of winter, a period typically considered the lowest for ozone is deemed to be adequately protected because short-term peaks above the EPA standard are relatively infrequent.