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His last outing was Clive, a Brecht adaptation with Sherman in January, which received both standing ovations and boos.

The most basic medium of all was the human body, which received both removable and permanent decorations, including scarification, enhanced by treatment to raise keloid welts, in New Guinea and tattooing with needles and pigments elsewhere.

V (Group C) and 1,25(OH)2D3 (Group E) treatment significantly reduced the expression of GST-P-positive hepatocytes by 36.02% and 45.16% respectively but an additive protective action (61.46%) was found in Group G which received both V and 1,25(OH)2D3 for the entire period of the study.

Within the vRPO, DOR was localized mainly in the cytoplasm and on plasma membranes of medium to large dendrites (47.8% of DOR-labeled profiles), which received both symmetric and asymmetric synaptic contacts mainly from non-labeled (82% of total inputs) axon terminals.

The book received mixed reviews; particularly with regards to Brown's focus on minutiae, which received both positive and negative comment.

One product of the heightened focus is the 2015 documentary, The Hunting Ground, which received both accolades and criticisms over its statistics-heavy format.

The conference, which receives both public and private money, still has a $700,000 debt.

Lopez is employed by the support centre, which receives both city and EU funding and has just opened its first office near the railway station.

The International Institute for Population Sciences, a research institute under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, has been given the responsibility for conducting the national and district health surveys, which receive both financial and technical assistance from international aid agencies.

Reference antennas, which receive RFIs only, can be used together with the main antenna, which receives both the QR signal and the RFIs, for RFI mitigation.

Since 2008 practically all internally developed software artifacts are managed using a Git [84] source code repository, which receives both updates from internal developers and from the open source community.