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But I challenge anyone to justify a system in which we essentially subsidize contributions made by people with big mortgages.

This would be accompanied by an increase in DA quantal size which we essentially detected with electrical stimulation of terminals in the NAc.

"This is a quirky election in which we are essentially replacing the Democratic Party," Mr. Cantor said.

It is interesting to note here that we are not talking about a set of some arcane skills rather these are skills which we are essentially born with.

So how can we be so apathetic when we see true abysmal fiscal neglect, especially when it's that of a pseudo-company in which we all essentially own shares?

Milk sees this as representative of the "second stage" of VR, in which "we're essentially still employing the same techniques" of traditional film.

We used 8-day posteclosion flies following Noor [ 12] for the first set of mating assays, which we consider essentially a "pilot study".

Unfortunately, that remains a topic about which we know essentially nothing, so although the results suggest particular explanations, they remain decidedly speculative.

The cotranslational integration and topogenesis of EmrE and its mutants is simulated using a recently developed CG model (Zhang and Miller, 2012a), which we employ essentially unchanged from its original introduction.

This may explain one of the many mechanisms by which maspin is lost during tumor progression and opens up novel therapeutic avenues by which we could essentially target Snail to re-express maspin resulting in a halt to tumor progression in prostate cancer.

We found evidence for a highly conserved set of core genes in Giardia which we propose is essentially common to all Giardia intestinalis isolates.