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For 60 years it presided autocratically over the Republic of China, which was driven from China's mainland to Taiwan.

Powered turret traverse was provided by the variable speed Boehringer-Sturm L4S hydraulic motor which was driven from the main engine by a secondary drive shaft.

A series of Royalist attacks led to large number of casualties and the slow retreat of Essex's force, which was driven from the central hill and almost encircled; Essex succeeded in rallying his infantry, however, and pushed forward in a counter-attack.

DOX treatment of either ITGA5shRNA or ITGAVshRNA hESCs and DE led to a significant increase in expression of red fluorescent protein (Supplementary Figure 5a), the expression of which was driven from the same DOX-inducible promoter as the shRNAs.

The plasmid contains a second reporter, firefly luciferase (FL), which is driven from a separate promoter and serves as a transfection control.

This profile includes beside the classical biomarker for heart failure, NT-proBNP, novel markers, which were driven from findings of experimental studies such as Cathepsin D, ADMA and miR-146a.

Notably, they found a subchronic non-cancer HI of 5 for those living ≤ 0.5 mile compared with an HI of 0.2 for those living > 0.5 mile from wells, which was driven primarily from exposure to trimethylbenzenes, xylenes, and aliphatic hydrocarbons (McKenzie et al. 2012).

As for not posting the e-mail, Revkin said he should have used better language in his blog, Dot Earth, to explain the decision, which was driven by advice from a Times attorney.

Comparing local labor markets, I find that Southern immigration decreased the wages paid to blacks working in the North substantially, an effect which was driven by competition from Southern black immigrants.

French clubs have complained that they were not consulted about the reform, which was driven primarily by officials from Juventus and Bayern Munich.

Mr. Buckler says he recently received a sponsorship inquiry about the car, which is driven by David Gilliland, from a television production company in one of the few industries that is growing in this difficult economy: reality TV.