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The M1 sites are occupied by smaller cations such as magnesium, iron, aluminum, and manganese, which are coordinated to six oxygen atoms to form a regular octahedron.

More than 100 students applied for the fellowships, which are coordinated by the New York Immigration Coalition and receive additional financing from the Korean American Community Foundation, as well as small contributions by several labor unions.

The fact is, the world is full of problems that touch America, that the U.N. handles -- problems related to childhood diseases, which Unicef addresses; problems of poverty in Africa, which the U.N.D.P. addresses; problems of refugees, which the U.N.H.C.R. addresses; and problems related to AIDS, which are coordinated by UNAIDS.

Strong hydrogen bonds can be observed between those oxygen atoms, which are coordinated to the metal centre and both oxygen atoms of one carboxylic moiety.

As seen from the chemical structure of Casiopeína III-ia in Fig. 1, the compound has two organic ligands which are coordinated with the metallic center.

This paper investigates in detail the advantages and disadvantages of a distributed architecture of caches which are coordinated through a central controller.

There were clashes at the end of the rallies yesterday, which were coordinated with a 48-hour general strike.

The police questioned 1,300 people in the operation, which was coordinated with the authorities in Hong Kong and mainland China.

He is one of several signatories of the letter, which was coordinated by the Vote Leave campaign group, to use offshore companies to manage his wealth.

Each candidate was allowed to bring one person along for the sleepover, which was coordinated by the National Action Network, the advocacy group led by the Rev. Al Sharpton.

The move, which was coordinated with central banks in Europe and Canada, came on the heels of two similar actions on Friday, in which the Fed offered up to $200 billion in 28-day cash loans to banks and big financial institutions.