Both countries have a Greatest Generation that is pitted against a Baby Boomer Generation.
But her advocacy has contributed to a battle that is pitting White House and Treasury officials against the F.D.I.C. and lawmakers in Congress.
The impersonal system feels like a monolith that is pitted against them, not a safety net ready to support them back into employment and employability.
It has put Arizona in the centre of a nationwide foment about immigration that is pitting individual states against the Obama administration, whites against Hispanics.
The peculiar exercise is part of a long-running and bitter battle that is pitting Smith and many of his panel's Republican members against Johnson and the panel's Democrats, NSF's leadership, and the academic research community.
Overall Citrobacter sp. KC853149 was significantly more abundant at 1 day postmarking on frogs that were PIT tagged and for males more so than for females.
One of these strains (Citrobacter sp. KC853149) significantly increased in abundance at 1 day postmarking for frogs that were PIT tagged although this might be expected, given the significant increase in bacterial abundance overall for PIT-tagged frogs (Fig. 1).
Therefore, for shared sanitation, we applied the average proportion of facilities that were pit latrines (44%) based on seven national surveys that provided more detailed information (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).
The ventral surfaces of frogs that were PIT tagged experienced a much greater disturbance in the microbiome than the dorsal surfaces in terms of an increase in both bacterial and fungal abundances.
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