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Thus, right-handed stalks only occur between the last neck sequence and the membrane anchor; Ylhead repeats always lead into a neck-like sequence, followed by a coiled-coil; DALLs are always followed by a neck; HANS always leads into Ylhead repeats.
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Always (repeat) always make them Spanish or Brazilian, this way there's a better chance of making him look cool.
Always, I repeat, always lead your shots if your enemy is mobile, the bullet is slower than you'd expect and if you don't, you will not hit the enemy.
No. Unless the object of your largesse is seriously misanthropic, Champagne is always — I repeat, always — welcome, especially if it's an uncommonly good bottle.
A melody, a bass pattern, or a harmonic sequence is stated, then repeated, always in the same key or mode, usually with the same length and the same phrase and harmonic contours.
Put into that mix, young populations with no effective job opportunities and education systems that do not correspond to the requirements of the future economy, and you have a toxic, inherently unstable matrix of factors that was always – repeat always - going to lead to a revolution.
"I repeat always, you must be proud about our country, our people, because they make a very big sacrifice - the money, the travel, the trip.
And Dick Cheney types will always -- repeat, always -- be allowed to annihilate flightless birds for fun.
The overall repeat always remained very acidic due to the presence of many aspartic acids and the presumably phosphorylated serines.
Repeat, always working in the same direction, forming loops all the way around the straw.
These di-nucleotide SSRs were typically short (< 20 bp), and coding regions with di-nucleotide repeats almost always contained more than one SSR, although these were not always in close proximity where they could be considered interrupted repeats.
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