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A landmark event during Mendelssohn's Leipzig years was the premiere of his oratorio St. Paul, given at the Lower Rhenish Festival in Düsseldorf in 1836, shortly after the death of the composer's father, which much affected him; Felix wrote that he would "never cease to endeavour to gain his approval  although I can no longer enjoy it".

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The current, which is much affected by winds, is weak during the winter and strong during the summer, attaining velocities of 20 35 cm (8 14 inches) per second.

In the two years in which he had a Democratic Congress, he passed the Affordable Care Act and oversaw a $36bn dollar expansion in Pell Grants, which very much affects students at Rutgers University-Newark, where I direct the MFA programme.

Thanks to the Kevin Durant/Russell Westbrook combination, which wasn't much affected by the trade, the Thunder have been putting up the NBA's top offense.

It is not about our seat on the UN security council, our relationship with Europe or even our relationship with the US, none of which would be much affected by stretching the existing capacity for a few years longer.

Contact angle and relative permeability measurements demonstrate the role of wettability alteration behind the extra oil recovery which is very much affected by ionic liquid concentration that can be altered by dilution with formation and injected brines.

A reasonable explanation is that since the bicyclist dummies were located on the side of the road, the background which is strongly related to visibility was most often made up by lawns, buildings etc which are not much affected by wet weather.

On the other hand, tomography may be less sensitive to surface ripples as it relies on the line integral along rays which is not much affected by thin surface ripples that do not yield a substantial phase deviation on the transmitted ray.

When assaying for gsc expression, which is not much affected in MZ eomesa embryos, we did not see any change in expression when foxh1 is overexpressed; however, we found that foxh1 mRNA is able to partially rescue expression of sox32 in the ventral-lateral margin of MZ eomesa mutant embryos, suggesting FoxH1 acts redundantly with Eomesa in regulating sox32 expression.

"Inaccurate stories like this lead to a toxic public debate which very much affects how we treat refugees and migrants who are often in fear for their lives and futures.

It can implement optical addition operation in one step without carry delay which will much affect the efficiency of numerical operation in computer system.

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