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The model shows an invading front of oscillatory solutions, which correspond to formation of multiple spatially isolated lesions of pre-cancerous cells and which become in the limit stable spike solutions.

Which becomes in turn an expression not of any truth about the world, merely of how you see it.

Her proposal was The Adventures of Twizzle, which became, in 1957-58, a 52-part series of 15-minute episodes.

Take the gunfight, which became, in mid-20th-century westerns, a mythic test of manhood and courage.

This was the modest beginning of the Captains Committeee, which became in a year the all-powerful government of the camp" (Ketchum, p. 25).

Placed in hogshead barrels, the sugar was exported via Bridgetown – the port city which became, in the 18th century, "the London of the West Indies".

which becomes, in the hypothesis that, approximatively equal to the rate needed to encode the innovation (7).

Which, becomes in effect your laptop (or desktop) and then you can use any computer and Internet connection as your own, securely.

It's all an exercise in trying to pin her down, which becomes in some ways a speculative enterprise.

A number of studies report cognitive impairments in PTSD patients which become apparent in alterations in learning and memory [ 83– 83].

Over a 12- to 24-hour period, the cues attract nearby resident memory cells, which become embedded in the gel.