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Reporting of eGFR has seemingly created a greater awareness of kidney dysfunction among the clinicians we interviewed.

Each song included an extensive, seemingly spontaneous prelude created by one of the instrumentalists, according to Mr. Viñao's instructions.

As it happens, that split with Trump wound up foreshadowing the even deeper, seemingly unbridgeable rift created by Wolff's book.

Illiberalism seeps into the hollows created by seemingly high-minded values about debate and the marketplace of ideas.

The impressive phenomenon of the "Straight Outta" meme which has been created by, seemingly a collaborative effort between Universal Studios/Beats by Dre.

WikiLeaks and Facebook were both created by seemingly normal guys who saw the Internet as an opportunity to spread and share information, to tackle giants.

As a Canadian who'd been living in America for over a decade (and who'd already covered the swingers scene in America's Bible Belt), she brings a unique perspective to her adopted home, using only a point-and-shoot analog camera to capture things like the way people interact with national monuments and the weird landscapes created by seemingly mundane items.

Beginning with the construction of an empty room, each narrative emerges from the tension created by that seemingly empty space.

Having traveled on the road to provide solace and comfort alongside many individuals who have suffered the painful and seemingly endless trail of helplessness created by absorption of perilous drugs and alcohol, and watching the slow disappearance of individual identity and self worth, there is the loud cry for help, that is often unheard until the painful inevitable takes place.

These days, however, it is emerging as the center of a rural economic boom created by China's seemingly insatiable demand for cars.

Instead, last week's announcement that the energy regulator was moving to simplify and restrict the huge range of energy tariffs and unfathomable bills faced by consumers desperate to minimise the effects of soaring costs, fell into the hole created by David Cameron's seemingly mistaken pledge to force energy providers to place customers onto their lowest tariff.