It's a cultural moment and movement for which "The King's Speech" — which consolidated its dominance with 12 Oscar nominations and 4 wins, including Best Picture — can be taken as a kind of introduction.
We have sequenced over 5,000 ESTs which consolidate into over 2,000 sequences (clusters and singletons).
Still, the circumstances of Nagma's employment — the coercion and violence she suffered that year, in 2000 — still placed her aunt and employers in violation of the Juvenile Justice Act, which consolidates laws dealing with the care and protection of children.
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Notably, the newly determined structures reported in this manuscript show that His34 forms H-bond with base G, but not with base A, which consolidates the genetic observation that His34 is a strong and specific code for base G (Streubel et al., 2012; Yang et al., 2014).
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The crucial error came from Djokovic, though, allowing Federer a mini-break for 4-3, wheconsolidatedidated with two big serves.
It established a certain muscularity of style, which Bigelow consolidated with Blue Steel, Strange Days and, in 2002, K-19: The Widowmaker, the Harrison Ford/Liam Neeson nuclear submarine movie that more or less tanked.
The wealthiest person in the U.S. at the time of his death, the senior Astor bequeathed $400,000 for the founding of a public library, the Astor Library, in New York City, which was consolidated with others as the New York Public Library in 1895.
