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He threw it in the garbage, Ms. Nelson said, but she recovered it as a keepsake.
Owens showed jurors the weapon, which was loaded with a 50-round clip when Chicago police recovered it as part of the department's investigation into the gang, known as the Hobos.
The sole analysis that yielded a different topology concerning the placement of Sciaphila was the parsimony analysis, which recovered it as sister to Xerophyta, but with poor bootstrap support (65%; supplementary fig. S7, Supplementary Material online).
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In other words, once information has been lost, no amount of post-processing can recover it, as is seen in the game of 'broken telephone'.
The surface conductance map describing the distribution of land and sea is scaled to a thickness of 10 km and fixed, i.e. we do not try to recover it, as its contribution to the induced field is assumed to be known.
He might have brought up the issue of dropped cellphones; one participant dropped hers as she was filming her experience and tried to recover it as bulls and people rumbled past her.
Finally, if the candidate pixel is selected, the candidate pixel is pasted to recover it, as depicted in Fig. 8.
Former First Sea Lord Alan West said there would be a "real problem" with a large airfield in the Falklands if Argentina were to take it, as Britain would not be able to recover it as it had no aircraft carriers.
Justin Gallimore blocked a punt and recovered it for a touchdown as Colorado State opened the bowl season by beating North Texas, 45-20, last night in the inaugural New Orleans Bowl.
Lutzenkirchen caught the ball, fumbled the ball and recovered it in the end zone, as Auburn reclaimed the lead, 16-13.
Once the (R,S -malathion monocarboxylic acid as recovered,S -malathionitted to an esterification reaction to obtain the racemonocarboxylic
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