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But they are not the underlying cause of the unusually extreme and profound despair that is gripping the direct and indirect LGBT victims of this killing spree - both young and old.
Nevertheless, fast-relaxing paramagnetic metals of the Qo site (oxidized heme bL and reduced FeS) still exerted a profound impact on SQo, resulting in its unusually fast relaxation compared to the relaxation of chemically induced semiquinone in buffer (SQCH) or well-known Qi site semiquinone (SQi).
The ventures were unusually vulnerable to political risk: Expropriation and regulation had a profound impact on the strategic focus of both companies.
For an actor, McKenna was an unusually modest and self-effacing man, and this trait lent a profound transparency and poignancy to those performances that touched on failure and disappointment, notably in Chekhov.
"Our ship," he writes, "the R.R.S. James Clark Ross, being constructed for delicate and sensitive scientific research, was unusually silent and free from vibration, so that one could appreciate the profound stillness of a totally flat sea, with no wind whatever...
By having this extra time, people were given an opportunity to process the experiences they just had, making buying some new plaid shirts or unusually flavored yogurts not just instantly bursting bubbles in the boiling kettle of time, but separated and profound tableaux of memory that were like files of their lives.
Edward O. Bland's dramatic filmmaking may be unusually crude, but his documentary-based insights into the art and politics of jazz — as seen in this short work of philosophical agitprop, from 1959 — are profound.
