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When ignoring the differences between those probes that are mapping uniquely and those that are not, transcription appears to be relatively equal across the retrotransposon internal sequence, consistent with transcription of the entire retrotransposon.

MPS's foundation, uniquely among those of the large banks, was found unacceptable.This is understandable.

"His photographs uniquely capture those perpetrators in a way that the words alone would not".

The dielectric properties of the composite system also change in a manner that uniquely reflects those details.

We tend to chase the next new technology without evaluating learning needs or how gadgets uniquely address those needs.

This allows India, uniquely among those like Pakistan and Israel that have stayed outside the NPT, to get civilian nuclear help and fuel from abroad.

But it uniquely categorises those clusters of interests in terms of related racial groups, allowing Universal to show very different versions of the Straight Outta Compton trailer to white and black audiences.

But under the right conditions, agents can indirectly ascribe properties to objects other than themselves by self-ascribing properties that (roughly speaking) uniquely describe those other objects.

But of course this is not a possibility, since the rules governing ¬i characterize it uniquely and those governing ¬c duplicate them think of ¬c as ¬i′, in terms of the above discussion and do more (securing the provability of ¬c¬cp ≻ p, for example).

Science, secrecy, and a large sense of scale uniquely identify those sites associated with the Manhattan Project.

The burden of this conversation should not fall uniquely on those who have lived through these issues we all have a role to play.