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In overruling Microsoft's objection, the court stated that Professor Lessig would "submit his views exclusively on the issue of technological tying," a subject on which the court said he was "uniquely qualified to offer advice".

In January, 61percentt of ESPN's roughly 94 million users in the United States were viewing content exclusively on mobile devices, with a good chunk of that viewing content on its mobile web version.

Since 2010, Steve Roggenbuck, a twenty-six-year-old who lives in rural Maine, has been producing poetry that is made, distributed, and viewed almost exclusively on the Web, taking the form of tweets, Facebook posts, YouTube videos, and image macros.

The briefing can be viewed live exclusively on SPIKE TV Monday, June 6 at 3 30 PM ET/12 30 PM PT or at www.ea.com/e3.

REM sleep is commonly described as a state in which external stimulus processing and the outward enactment of internally experienced dream behavior is almost completely blocked: dreams, on this view, rely exclusively on internal signal generation and unfold in a state of near-complete physical paralysis (Hobson et al. 2000).

Drake's latest album "Views" was available exclusively on Apple Music for its first week.

The capability approach explicitly aims at providing an alternative to normative views that rely exclusively on mental states in their evaluative exercises.

It will be shown only on Aug. 13 in 25 theaters in the United States, and starting Aug. 14, it can be viewed exclusively at letitout.com.

No other nation on earth, save perhaps Israel, treats the Middle Eastern conflict as the United States does, with the Palestinians viewed exclusively as the irrational attackers and Israel as aggrieved innocents.

The 15 prints on view here concentrate exclusively on young black men, among them Short Sonny, a dwarf who sometimes favors turbans, and Alphonse Dotson, a former tackle for the Oakland Raiders, whose powerful upper torso and head are seen from the side as he looks slightly upward, open yet somehow resolute.

Our findings of ROS generation during hyperexcitability, the time course and the sources of ROS generation with a calcium- and mitochondria-independent mechanism suggest novel interventional targets to prevent neuronal death in neurologic diseases associated with hyperexcitability, such as epilepsy, and challenge traditional views on exclusively mitochondria- and calcium-dependent excitotoxicity.