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Mr Chu has little role in shaping the most important element of America's energy policy, the law on climate change now wending its way through Congress (see article).

The children were only 3, 4 and 6 years old when they began shaping the most harrowing questions: What is terrorism, and how was it able to take their father away forever?

While our analysis is narrowly focused on relatively affluent urban women, these women's cultural, social, and economic resources make them ideal subjects for investigating the cultural narratives shaping the most valued, modern definitions of motherhood in China today, in large part because they are the women best positioned to fulfill these demands (cf Blair-Loy 2003).

The factors that influenced this shaping the most are the OSI seven layer model, fiber optics, and the ISP-centric architecture blueprint from National Science Foundation NSFF) that later morphed into a geography-centric LAN, MAN, RAN, and WAN based architecture.

Here we have investigated the role of the different Abd-B isoforms in shaping the most posterior neuromeres of the ventral nerve cord (VNC).

At the Democratic national convention the success and popularity of Sanders' campaign helped the senator and his supporters shape the most progressive Democratic party platform in decades.

"But what's more important, to win extra seats or to shape the most important piece of social legislation since the 1960s?

The creative team referred to storyboards from the upcoming film to help shape the most believable interpretation of what it would feel like to enter the animation.

But we should take a lesson from Colorado and dedicate ourselves to working together to shape the most responsible cannabis industry possible.

Founded by three of the greatest freesurfers in the world in Dion Agius, Clay Marzo and Ry Craike, SUPERbrand Surfboards features a collective of shapers whose goal is to shape the most innovative surfboards available.

On the other hand, testis, eye, skin, pancreas and lung are the tissues whose co-expression connectivity was shaped the most by evolution (Fig.  2a).