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Using this system, we sought to understand the impact on tumor-specific T-cell responses of simultaneously removing a major brake on expansion via blockade of the co-inhibitory receptor CTLA-4, while at the same time actively driving proliferation and survival through activation of the co-stimulatory receptor 4-1BB.

"There are other places where you will see us, at least for a time, actively managing the change".

Why is it that in a time actively antagonistic to female writers, Behn, Centlivre, Cowley and Inchbald succeeded to a degree that women fail to reach even now?

The tape recordings captured both Michael Andreas and Terrance S. Wilson, the head of the corn processing division at the time, actively participating in the price-fixing meetings.

The student organization was financed by the Young Men's Christian Association, which at the time actively supported the efforts of Russian emigres to establish their church in exile.

She retired from Saint Vincent's Department of Social Services and spent her time actively with her family and her pets, making many new and valuable friends along the way.

"The government has undoubtedly been dragging its heels on this, and at times actively working against the formation of a tribunal," one senior western diplomat said.

"Through ethnography," she writes, "I've come to better appreciate how people, myself included, live within the shaping constraints of larger shared structures even as we maneuver within or around these constraints and at times actively transform the structures.

The difference is that CBS News and The New York Times actively encourage respondents to say that they have an undecided view of a candidate, or don't know enough about the candidate to have formulated an opinion.

The 129, CAST and BLG2 strains spent a significantly longer amount of times actively heading toward a human hand than the other strains, whereas PGN2, SWN and MSM spent significantly shorter times actively heading toward a human hand than the other strains tested (P < 0.05) (Fig. 2a, Table S1).

At the same time, Patterson actively pursued a literary career.