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Much of the appeal of the book, which was originally titled The Diary of a Young Girl, revolves around the manner in which it renders its 13-year-old narrator's raging adolescent hormones, and her relationship with a young refugee called Peter Van Pels who was also secreted in the attic.

That structure is at once unwieldy and uncoordinated, they say, while being overly centralized, stirring resentment for the nontransparent and nondemocratic ways in which it renders judgments.

PCAF possesses histone acetyltransferase (HAT) activity, by which it renders the chromatin environment more easily accessible for the transcriptional machinery.

And on Sunday night, the needle hit its limit — 500 — a point beyond which it could render only the muted plea, "beyond index".

Uzbekistan is also one of the countries to which it has "rendered" terrorist suspects.

What made the spectacle work was the ingenuity and the attention to detail with which it was rendered.

There is a long history of madness in white African fiction, but this is different from the usual symbolic terms in which it is rendered.

It was hypothesized that the herbicide residues could be responsible for that because this particular GM plant can absorb the chemicals to which it was rendered tolerant.

Maybe all that matters is the comfort, and the fidelity and fervor with which it is rendered, the ethical imperatives it unfailingly serves.

As an artist, I consider art on a sort of spectrum in my mind by the manner in which it is rendered.

Whether a defect is able to heal may therefore depend on the degree to which it is rendered unstable through exposure to biomechanical load.