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MATT KEEGAN Classic Conceptualism gets a stylish update in Keegan's works, which rely for their considerable charms on text, photographs, and the X-Acto knife.

This risk-based Performance Assessment (PA) is accomplished in part through the use of numerous scientific modeling codes, which rely for some of their inputs on data gathered during characterization of the site.

These pseudogene sequences therefore confound standard-design "RNA-specific" PCR primer pairs which rely, for cDNA versus gDNA specificity, on the pair-spanning introns, or one of the individual primer oligos spanning an exon/exon splice site, because these features are lacking in processed pseudogene sequences.

Any big changes would have serious implications for the world economy, which relies for much of its growth on the last major state under communist rule.

That has implications not just for prospective investors in Italy, but also for Europe's single currency, which relies for success on increasingly free capital movement.

The script for the film is set to be much darker than the original TV show which relied for its success on a mixture of high camp and implausible effects.

Both need to appreciate the balance of interest between the Met Office, which relies for its national standing on the publicity it gets from the BBC, while BBC audiences benefit from the best weather-forecasting in the world.

And the city's capital commitment was to increase hugely in 2002 -- to $599.7 million, according to the Independent Budget Office, the city's nonpartisan fiscal watchdog agency, which relies for its numbers on the city's Office of Management and Budget.

A franchise which relied for years on a high-powered passing offense now had a proven 1,000-yard 1,000-yardArusheroster and even more crucinlly the leArian Fosterd-randevenefence.

French music impinged on him from two main directions: from Mannheim, whose artistic links with Paris had always been strong, and from the Bonn Nationaltheater, which relied for its repertory mainly on comic operas translated from the French.

Mr. Marcus, Mr. Neiman, the Sanger brothers: their savvy helped build the great American economy, which relies for soul and substance on that perennial workhorse made up of you, me and everyone else we know, i.e., the retail consumer.