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In the paragraph titled "ongoing gain and loss of introns in domesticated genes: evidence from comparative genomics in mammals" the author refers to the great diversity in the numbers and positions of introns in younger orthologous placental specific domesticated genes and states that this indicates that some introns have not been fixed yet.

My favorite snippet of her book is the short paragraph titled "Find Joy in Food". She says, "Contrary to popular belief, going veg isn't about what you're not eating — it's about what you are eating". So, if my son wants to eat fish that comes from a store, that's great.

While flipping through a federal-statute book, Moberly came across a paragraph titled "Economic Espionage," which had become a crime in 1996, when Congress passed the Economic Espionage Act.

A paragraph titled "Puff Puff," reminded concertgoers that "25 grams or less of weed" is a violation with no jail time as long as it is not a user's third offense.

For example, there is a paragraph titled "Preparation of tetra-omeprazole titanium salt" which explains how it is prepared but does not explicitly state the name of the compound.

We also have to strenuously object to the assertion, expressed on p. 7 (Authors' note: this refers to the first paragraph of the section titled "Ecological organization of the replicator system"), that the C-catalyst and the A-catalyst are exploiting the same resource (identified as "empty space").

The single strangest inclusion is a one-paragraph item titled "I Just Want to Say: Chicken Soup" and asks whether chicken soup creates colds instead of curing them.

The episode was titled "The Void".

We did not consider a statement as explicitly published if information on conflicts of interest could be gained from, e.g., the acknowledgement or unspecificly titled paragraphs (e.g. "annotations").

Recall from the first paragraphs of the Introduction and the section titled "A reaction-limited process" that some plaque proteins bind with integrins and others bind to F-actin.

The document, titled 'Collection, Processing and Dissemination of Allied Communications', has separate classifications from paragraph to paragraph.