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Perhaps the most startling of these derives from the juxtaposition of the stadium's classically symmetrical shell and the whirling asymmetry of the new building within it.

To the chance survival of individual compilations such as these derives the bulk of knowledge of the secular lyric, which is one of the chief distinctions of the 12th and 13th centuries.

Effectiveness of these derives from the increased camber of the airfoil section.

The best-known of these derives from the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar, which, according to some calculations, is slated to end on Dec. 21, 2012.

Ironically, perhaps the most obvious of these derives from the strong autofluorescence of arterial tissue, which enables such clear anatomical imaging.

Overall, these derived models may help to design novel DPPE derivatives with better CETP inhibitory activity.

However, these derived NS/PCs may possess variable characteristics depending on different derivation protocols.

But these derive some of their information from public records, including tax appraisals, and are thus subject to error.

Many of these derive from Castro's almost total dependence on the Soviet Union, which he does not relish but for which he has no immediate substitute.

These derive largely from the requirements that the law imposes on the ethics of informed consent.

In Section 3, as an application of these derived results, the distributions for eigenvalues are obtained.