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"On 13 June 2015, we were made aware that someone had maliciously and illegally hacked our product, subsequently making this hack public rather than bringing it to our attention privately and in confidence.

This paper is dedicated to Prof. Vinod K. Srivastava, who inspired in the second author a love and in the first, a loathing for biology, which has subsequently made this collaboration possible.

The structural differences in the GES-2 active site give rise to a tightly bound deacylating water molecule, and it is the abundance and nature of the hydrogen bonding interactions between the acyl-enzyme complex and this water molecule that attenuate its activation for deacylation and subsequently make this step less efficient in GES-2 when compared to GES-5.

Winter's unobtrusive photographs of US soldiers subsequently made the paper's cover.

Sony subsequently made the decision to cancel the Christmas Day release of the comedy.

Brazilian markets subsequently rallied, making this an extremely successful strategy in a short period of time.

Ami made its first landfall at Vanua Levu, before subsequently making another landfall on Taveuni.

One story, "The TV," appeared in the New Yorker, and he subsequently made appearances on "This American Life"; an author's note that precedes "Tales of Falling and Flying" reads, "More Stories!

This has subsequently made me feel at home within the Architecture Department.

In an effort to help firms capture the synergy of inter-functional and inter-organizational integration and coordination across the supply chain and to subsequently make better supply chain decisions, this paper synthesizes past supply chain modeling efforts and identifies key challenges and opportunities associated with supply chain modeling.

As will be discussed below, the changes Darwin subsequently made in his formulations of this concept over the history of the Origin lead to different conceptions of what he meant by this principle and underlie more contemporary meanings of natural selection.