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Success at social change is about knocking down the obstacles between you and your plan which arise more often than the clock strikes the hour.

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On the other hand, it might be relevant that butterflies show greater affinity to fish, a relatively ancient lineage among vertebrates, than to birds, which arose more recently.

Spirulina (Arthrospira) is prokaryotic cyanobacteria that belongs to Cyanophyta, which arose more than 3 million years ago, forming the current oxygen atmosphere, and has been important in the regulation of the planetary biosphere [ 21].

This can be for various reasons as the review found, many of which arise from more deep-seated issues, such as weaknesses in the financial capability of consumers without credit history, and the reluctance of big banks to be associated with high-cost lending.

Such a fictionalist needs to deal with the worries about artificiality and incompleteness (see above), which arise in more acute forms than face the platonist.

One explanation for this finding may lie in the psychological problems generated by the infection itself, which may arise more frequently in stable relationships.

TFBS over-representation analysis applied to ChIP-Seq data is used to detect which TFBSs arise more frequently than expected by chance.

First, 'sticking-diagnosis' or attribution bias, which arises because more target cancers are diagnosed in the intervention arm and therefore deaths are more likely to be attributed to that cancer compared to the control arm [ 1, 12].

One senses that in his enthusiasm for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — which arise in this volume more incidentally than frontally, in a piece on the emancipation of Afghan women or a report on a holiday in Iraqi Kurdistan — Hitchens is emulating Orwell's embrace of the Republican cause against Franco's fascists in the Spanish Civil War.

Similarly, the three members of Arabidopsis miR319, which arose from more recent duplications, also diverged into genes with distinct expression patterns and possibly different functions [ 14].

But if the dark energy is some form of quintessence, "then there may be more such fields which arise in the future, possibly of the opposite sign, and then all bets are off for the future of the universe".

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