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But if the epigenetic digitization of the environment functions in the spatial reconfiguration of the body vis a vis various sources of environmental exposure (along with the power structures within which they materialize), no less momentous is the temporal dimension of its impact.

They invested some of the fruits of empire in a territorial project of building national community, which they materialized through infrastructures --schools, roand, railroads, and postal services.

A small loaf of pumpernickel also materialized, which they tore apart and used as a spoon to scoop up the cream and vegetables.

Irresponsible as that is, it also means that these parts of the tax cut can and ought to be abrogated if the surpluses on which they are based fail to materialize or are used up by spending for which there is bipartisan support.

These changes require political will, which will materialize only if taxpayers who unwittingly bankroll the arms trade make clear to their elected representatives that current practices are unacceptable.

SINGAPORE — Asia's smaller export-driven economies look most vulnerable to the threat of a deeper U.S. economic slump, which could materialize even if Washington manages to avert a debt default.

And it will no doubt be true of a final incarnation, which will materialize in the future to give aid and counsel when the terrible age we live in comes to its nasty end.

Skill-acquisition incentives might be negatively affected by ALMPs, the consequences of which only materialize in the medium-run.

Clearly, the channels through which gains materialize differ between the DB system and the transition to a DC system (see Fig. 3).

Løvold was an important enthusiast for the fixed link project, which would materialize as the Kristiansund and Frei Fixed Link in 1992.

That bill will serve as a placeholder for future legislation, which will materialize either in the committee or on the Senate floor.