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Mr. Abramson said he had to cobble together three adjacent storefronts to lure Stumptown, which also entailed canceling the lease of an existing clothing store.

The year was a blend of light and dark; Diwali celebrations exploded into bonfire night and melted into Christmas, which also entailed an annual visit to the glittering Blackpool illuminations and bright balls in the Funhouse.

Another strategy was direct cloning of DNA fragments associated with transcription factors which also entailed extensive sequence analyses for identification of nearby genes [ 2].

This hypothesis is supported by our recent demonstration of oral priming for resistance in T. castaneum, which also entailed developmental retardation [ 28].

But plane spotting — which also entails tramping around swamps….

But plane spotting — which also entails tramping around swamps to watch flying objects — somehow lacks the same cachet.

The adventure that follows from his efforts to unblock himself — which also entails some emotional and erotic unblocking, with two women who, he thinks, resemble each other — becomes the basis for his new film.

Ms. Niven is leading her company's "Well-Balanced Foods Initialsoentailsch also experimentingimenting with new meals outside of the chicken-finger paradigm, such as arroz con pollo, the traditional Latin American dish of chicken and rice, and a baked chicken leg in an Asian-style citrus marinade, served with rice noodles.

This has immense implications in drug screening, and development – which also entails much testing, and selection, in pathophysiological situations.

Last week, a staffer for a key congressional committee asked NIH and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for a long list of details about the reorganization, which also entails dissolving an existing center.

Therefore, single or dual, Turkish emigrant citizens cannot be seen as quasi-citizens insofar as they hold the legal status which also entails the opportunity to exercise political rights.