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"People are getting more adept at using their phones, which too are getting better," said John Harrobin, senior vice president for Verizon's digital media marketing at Verizon Wireless.

In relation to large-scale plantation, mining and hydropower dam concessions, I also stress the importance of political memories in (re)shaping understandings of landscapes, thus creating particular varieties of memory laden political landscapes, which too are constituted by the past but are also politically mobilized in the present.

Following the recent media coverage of gang-rapes and sexual assault against women in major Indian cities, which too are symptoms of producing sex as mystical, by cloaking it in secrecy and shame, the growing backlash against the homophobic and transphobic Section 377 will once again lead to its eventual and permanent demise.

Metadata on the image files is provided in the METS meta-data wrapper, which too is part of the archive.

He filed a formal complaint, which too was rejected.

The Ark was alerted to its destruction and proceeded to create Installation 04B, which, too, was destroyed by Master Chief.

Twelve controls and 13 post-MIs preferred the no-cones, which too was not significantly different.

The endothelium also balances hemostasis, which too, is deranged in sepsis (reviewed in [ 35]).

Eight controls and seven post-MIs preferred the cones, which too was not significantly different.

Prior to my employment at PLC, which is about 6 years old, I was associated with CTP Ltd., which too is a San Diego based company.

It's a question in which scientists, too, are keenly interested.