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My students were often similarly conflicted.

Consistent with activation of Nrf2 signaling in GHRH-KO mice, genes altered most strongly in GHRH-KO mice were often similarly altered in mice carrying a liver-specific Keap1-KO mutation (Yates et al., 2009) (e.g., see Sult1e1, Spink3, Cyp39a1, Hsd3b5, Slco1a1 and Igf1; backgroundund; Figure 3B).

And her thoughts are often similarly personal, verbose and vague.

His film-art installations are often similarly difficult to read.

Subsequent generations have noted that technology is often similarly fetishised.

I think memories of things that made us laugh are often similarly inaccurate.

Yet the frequent blanket dismissal of religion on the left is often similarly crude.

Our public assumptions about costs and benefits are often similarly out of whack.

She reminds me of too many other painters – the Belgian Michaël Borremans, whose figures are often similarly engaged in inscrutable acts, Marlene Dumas, Chantal Joffe.

The "Spring Sonata" for flute and piano (1982) is often similarly hushed, and the Piano Sonata (1986), while bolder, still hints at quietly troubling emotions.

His through-the-window glimpses -- such as "Apartment Houses," "Night Windows," the Hirshhorn's "Eleven A.M". -- are often similarly glassless, heightening the surreal sense of penetrating vision.