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Sterile garnet beads were added to the samples and were reciprocated on a Mini-Beadbeater (Biospec) at maximum speed for 1 min, extracted, and then extracted again with phenol-chloroform-isoamyl alcohol.

And, unfortunately, that has not been reciprocated on the other side in this campaign.... Al, Hillary Clinton said the other day that consistency on fundamental issues of principle is important.

Her love is reciprocated, but on the wedding morning it comes out that Rochester is already married and keeps his mad and depraved wife in the attics of his mansion.

The gesture may not have been reciprocated; Smith fell on his sword last month after Michel's boss, James Murdoch, released 164 pages of emails to the inquiry that showed a remarkably close relationship between the two men.

Lampard left left the field to a standing ovation from the travelling fans - one which was reciprocated - as Kalou came on for the final seven minutes.

But the view from here is that China's efforts in the last two years to put ties on a better footing have been reciprocated with greater pressure on its trade and currency policies, a shift of still more military assets to the west Pacific, an effort to reassert influence over China's neighbors and — not least — more meddling in what China considers its most sensitive interests.

This logic would suggest that China's cooperation on North Korea would be reciprocated by more American leniency on the trade front.

Werther's love for Charlotte depends on not being reciprocated.

The affection shown to Levula and Dawai by Hornets fans was reciprocated, with Rochdale becoming imprinted on the minds of Fijians 10,000 miles away.

If you feel the more intimate interest is reciprocated, try asking your coworker on a date.

Living in the shadow of someone else, especially if you're expected to back them up without this being reciprocated, can take its toll on your confidence and enjoyment.