Yet in its latter years it felt as if the channel was finally starting to counteract its tawdry legacy.
We then performed a time course of infection in cells that overexpress ISG15 to identify when ISG15 starts to counteract infection.
Sound psychological research supports her assertion that we can build leadership skills in women by counteracting the social stereotypes they start to incorporate at an early age.
She said she started the movement to counteract the negative portrayal of Ed Miliband in the right-wing media, and also to "show powerful young people are".
In fact, the only reason any media coverage to solicit donations for Pakistan is now starting to take place, is to counteract the most effective on the ground relief in Pakistan now: the Islamic charities.
There is, to start, no medical treatment to counteract the virus.
Countries across Europe have started taking greater measures to counteract a measles outbreak that's partly attributable to a trend among parents to not vaccinate their children.
Tottenham started with a system designed to counteract the threat of Manchester United and particularly Paul Scholes.
I started the day with coffee to counteract the effects of the previous night's booze-fest.
In a conference call with reporters, Nicolle Devenish, the communications director for the Bush campaign, signaled that the commercial would be the start of a concerted effort to counteract what she described as an effort by Mr. Kerry, who said last week that he represented the "conservative values" of rural voters, to reinvent himself.
If you're finishing up your holiday shopping (or just getting started), it's not too late to counteract the damage.
