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"I think this represents more like what I wish the 90's was," she said, a bit wistfully.
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"It represents, more than ever, the general hatred for people who are not like yourself".
Here, we identified GC patients with CD44-positive CTCs and evaluated their clinical characteristics to test the hypothesis that these represent more aggressive stem cell-like subpopulation of CTCs in GC.
The query object could be as simple as the definition of a resource retrieval by its primary key or it could represent more complex queries like searching by several parameters, similarity search, or substructure search (SMARTS) pre-screening.
I mean, especially with a thread like that one, where I really felt like it represented more than a debate over a single image.
David Cole, Mr. Al-Najjar's lead lawyer and a professor at the Georgetown University Law Center, said he has represented more than a dozen clients like Mr. Al-Najjar in recent years: Arab immigrants who were detained on weak evidence and ultimately released.
I felt like I represented more of my whole self while at work that day.
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