Chinatown has stagnated in the past several years, hurt by rising rents, aggressive enforcement of old city laws and a digital divide.
But much of the material is striking, including winding lines of choreographed evolution: dancers rise from aggressive, creaturely crawls to upright, ramrod figures.
Exit, by contrast, would be the catalyst for a breakup of the EU that would give rise to aggressive nationalism and leave Britain at the mercy of rightwing Conservatives who would have the wherewithal to cause immense damage before there was a chance to get rid of them at an election.
Rates in Asia will continue to rise with aggressive marketing by multinational tobacco companies.
It is not surprising that our Py230 luminal MaCSCs do not express CD44, a marker commonly used to identify breast cancer stem cells that give rise to aggressive triple-negative breast cancers [ 2, 32, 33].
The paper shows that circulating tumor cells can return to the primary tumor, a process termed tumor self-seeding or cross-seeding, and that this helps breeding tumor cells that give rise to aggressive metastatic variants.
In in vitro model systems of carcinogenesis, cadmium exposure malignantly transforms various human and rodent cells, which give rise to aggressive cancers when injected into mice (Achanzar et al. 2001; Qu et al. 2005; Waalkes 2003).
Or should he downplay these issues in an attempt to enlist Cambodia among the countries in the region that might oppose a rising and more aggressive China?
Rather, it speaks of an aggressive rising power determined the Dalai Lama will die on the wrong side of the mountains, and the wrong side of history.
The feeling was, though – despite rising levels of aggressive behaviour among girls – that boys were still more likely to show physical aggression.
