From the Boston Globe: A letter to the editor by a man in Barrington, R.I., that criticized women over the age of 20 wearing yoga pants spurred a response, which included a parade of hundreds of women, and men, in yoga pants past the man's house.
Even though many of the vaccines did spur an immune response, that response was then snuffed out at the site of the tumor by PD-1.
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Vaccines once typically contained a weakened or killed pathogen to spur an immune response.
Nuclear historians say intimidation alone can spur an atomic response, as when American hostility prompted China to seek nuclear arms.
It is unclear why the vaccine did not protect against serotype 2, especially since the vaccine did spur an immune response to that serotype.
While previous trials were meant to see if a dengue vaccine was safe or could spur an immune response, the Sanofi trial was the first to test whether a vaccine could actually prevent the disease.
Iran may also try to hit Israel with its own ballistic missiles, though this would come up against the obstacle of Israel's missile defences, and could also spur a forthright American response.A regional conflagration cannot be ruled out.
After the session Mattis warned that any attack on the U.S. or its allies would spur "a massive military response" that would be "both effective and overwhelming".
The fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, 17, in Florida has spurred a national response that is taking numerous forms, including rallies in multiple cities and active discussion on social media.
