We have chosen two pairs of RNAs: (a) two IRES RNAs from hepatitis C virus, which belong both to the Rfam family HCV_IRES for IRESs (Griffiths-Jones et al., 2005).
A white wind-up rabbit toy, which belonged to both of them, became the first exhibit.
3 Antony charged Caesar with having removed Lepidus from his office, and with having taken possession of his territory and of the troops of both him and Sextus, which ought to have been their common property; and he demanded the half of these as well as the half of the soldiers that had been levied in the parts of Italy which belonged to both of them.
A total of 55 bacterial strains were isolated which belonged to both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.
Robin Farmer, whose mother was Eric's cousin, owns a photograph album which belonged to him, containing pictures both taken of and taken by the soldier.
Interestingly, both MCT-137 and MCT-145 belonged in phylogroup B2 [7], which is fairly common among human isolates [8], [9], being different from the dominant antibiotic-susceptible E. coli isolates from the same animals, both of which belonged in phylogroup D. Acquired antibiotic resistance traits were virtually absent in bacteria from the studied wildlife.
So the borderland is a country in its own right, which belongs to both the US and Mexico, yet neither.
Such concerns have been raised in the case of Indonesia (a G-20 member) in ASEAN, and Brazil (which belongs to both BRICS and G-20).
"You could call them dueling chambers of commerce," said Geoff Thompson, a principal in Thompson & Bender, a public relations and marketing firm in Briarcliff Manor, which belongs to both organizations.
The Irish dramatist and critic Dion Boucicault wrote in 1889 of the "small space" in front of the curtain which belongs to both the stage and the auditorium (a word, interestingly, which he claims to have invented), and in which the actors appear somewhere in between their lives on the stage as characters and their lives in the world as real people.
I was left with the strong impression that for many highly educated and young people in Portugal — which belongs to both the European Union and the euro zone but doesn't have nearly as much economic or political clout as its peers, and has plunged into fiscal crisis — same-sex marriage became a badge of sophistication, affirming their country as an enlightened place.
