Then, before they had lost their cilia, he removed the bacteria.
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A cinnamon food additive impaired the cilia in human lung cells.
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The cilia looked like tree trunks thrown around by a tornado.
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She notes that it's not just nicotine that can harm your cilia.
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In Kartagener syndrome, for example, immobile cilia in the windpipe cause breathing difficulties.
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Cilia Flores has complained about the arrests, saying the United States kidnapped her nephews.
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Within 30 minutes it loses its cilia, the tiny hairs it employs to swim.
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Many comb jellies produce a pulsing rainbow effect as their beating cilia diffract light.
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Blue, purple, gold cilia turned in the watery yellow shafts of light slicing down.
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But these packages were swimming on their own, propelled by waving hairs called cilia.
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It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella pertussis, which attach to cilia lining the upper respiratory tract and release toxins that can damage the cilia and cause the airway to swell, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Most recently, the Treasury Department said Tuesday it imposed sanctions on Cilia Flores, Maduro's wife.
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The two men are nephews of Cilia Flores, the wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Anything that impairs the motion of the cilia can predispose the lungs to respiratory infections.
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A tank dress wafted silver caviar-beaded cilia but was as light as tissue paper.
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In one video, Gökçe cuts up slabs of beef for Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores.
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It&aposs creating a water vortex with its cilia, but this isn&apost just for fun.
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Franqui Flores and Campo told officers they were cousins and nephews of Cilia Flores, the motion says.
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They already knew that a proper ptk7 gene is important for the correct functioning of motile cilia.
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They found that a gene called Cux1 and some others were involved in the growth of cilia.
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In addition, the motor proteins critical for normal asymmetry development don't only occur in the cilia, Levin said.
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He rose to become the body's president, a role his powerful wife Cilia Flores would eventually take over.
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He rose to become the body's president, a role his powerful wife, Cilia Flores, would eventually take over.
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But lashes also grow around our eyes, where they're classified as CILIA, from the Latin for, yes, eyelashes.
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McCarry secretly traveled to Venezuela in February to discuss Holt&aposs imprisonment with Maduro and first lady Cilia Flores.
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They beat the hairlike cilia on either side of their arms in opposite directions, which spins the water around.
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Cilia Flores, the first lady, stumbled and reached to clutch the arm of the Supreme Court judge beside her.
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"We can't endorse violations of the rules," said the first lady, Cilia Flores, who was elected as a socialist legislator.
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President Nicolas Maduro, center, delivers his speech as his wife Cilia Flores winces and looks up after hearing the explosion
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On top of that, the Trump administration has sanctioned dozens of Venezuelans associated with Maduro's regime, including his wife, Cilia Flores.
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The next step, the authors say, is to test whether cinnamon-flavored e-cigarettes are hurting the cilia of actual users.
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A court in New York convicted two nephews of Venezuela's First Lady, Cilia Flores, of conspiring to bring cocaine into America.
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Footage of the event showed him suddenly look up, startled mid-speech, His wife, Cilia Flores, winced after a loud bang.
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Mr. Maduro then looked into the air as his wife, Cilia Flores, flinched and reached for another official to brace herself.
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One Harvard University study, for instance, found that at least two chemicals widely used to flavor e-cigs impair cilia function.
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And before Mr. Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, leave the restaurant, the chef and the president embrace in a hug.
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It uses the vibrating hairs on its surface, known as cilia, to motor through the water and trap its next meal.
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Those sanctioned Tuesday include First Lady Cilia Flores, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez and Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino.
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Chavez was jailed, but freed in 1994 thanks to the work of Cilia Flores, a firebrand attorney fond of leftist causes.
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In addition, a 2015 Nature study identified two dozen mouse genes related to cilia that give rise to unusual asymmetries when defective.
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Campo lived with Cilia Flores for a period as a child and sometimes refers to himself as her stepson, the motion says.
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Nominees include his wife, Cilia Flores, and prominent loyalists such as former Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez and former Vice President Diosdado Cabello.
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The tiny white capsule sprouted cilia legs and crawled to the edge of their palm, scanners linking to Yorick's own augmented senses.
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"Humans can detect a sound that vibrates our cilia by about the diameter of an atom, or a few atoms," Corey said.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores wave to supporters at the presidential palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Sunday, May 20, 2018
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Mr Maduro, his wife, Cilia Flores, and the former head of the National Assembly, Diosdado Cabello, all have their own weekly television shows.
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"You have other defense mechanisms in your trachea to prevent [getting a virus], that's why you have cilia and mucus," explains Dr. Sovndal.
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In the worm it caused a change in behavior related to the cilia, and in the mouse tissue it interfered with bone growth.
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As the storm was brewing, Mr. Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were far from the border, and enjoying another sort of day.
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The United States Treasury imposed sanctions on Cilia Flores, the wife of Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, and three other members of his inner circle.
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Last November, American law enforcement officers charged two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, with attempting to smuggle cocaine into the United States.
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They are the largest creatures to swim using tiny hairlike structures called cilia, billions of which beat in rhythm to drive the animals forward.
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On Tuesday, the Treasury Department announced new sanctions against Cilia Adela Flores de Maduro, the former attorney general and President of the National Assembly.
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These cells contain tiny hair-like protrusions called cilia that wave back and forth and help clear mucus, debris, and germs away from the lungs.
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Spirostomum ambiguum is a single-celled protozoan that's often found in lakes and ponds, and it typically moves around by using tiny cells called cilia.
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At a pro-regime rally on February 23rd he salsa-ed with his wife, Cilia Flores, and insisted repeatedly that he remains Venezuela's "legitimate" president.
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They found it appeared to cause a partial loss in cilia function in the worm and an interference in the bone growth of the mouse.
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Live footage of the event showed him suddenly looking up startled mid-speech, while beside him his wife, Cilia Flores, winces after a loud bang.
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Susana's project envisages modifying cilia cells in the fingernails and growing whiskers upon eyebrows to collect other's genetic information in order to aid social communication.
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A single exposure impaired the function of the cells' cilia, important hairlike projections whose back-and-forth movements clear mucus and pathogens from the lungs.
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"Maduro and Cilia will protect me," Moreno told Ramiz, according to the former airline owner's recollection of a conversation with Moreno shortly after the dismissal.
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Cilia, microscopic hair-like projections on the nose tissue, are responsible for detecting the chemical components of odors and transmitting that information to the sensory neurons.
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AP said a video showed his wife, Cilia Florez, appear to wince, and then she and the president both began looking up toward an unidentified sound.
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Lawyers for the two men, nephews of Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, shot back that the witness "infects every aspect" of the trial.
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Two months after the arrests, Cilia Flores said that the D.E.A. had "been here, in Venezuelan territory, violating our sovereignty and committing crimes," such as kidnapping.
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After a single exposure of the cells to e-cigarette liquid or aerosol containing cinnamaldehyde, "the cilia motion came to a complete stop," Dr. Jaspers said.
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Según cinco personas informadas sobre esta reunión, las gestiones de Mendoza culminaron en una reunión en 2018 con Cilia Flores, la poderosa primera dama de Venezuela.
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But just when the leftist leader was wrapping up by vowing OPEC member Venezuela's stricken economy would recover, his wife Cilia Flores scanned the sky, seemingly alarmed.
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In the early 2000s, researchers discovered that the syndrome was caused by defects in a number of proteins driving movement in cells, including those of the cilia.
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They performed a peel test on the mucus by sticking it between cells in culture, along with their mucus-clearing hairs called cilia, and a cellulose mesh.
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Looking through the literature, Boswell found that humans with scoliosis often suffer from an ailment called primary ciliary dyskinesia, meaning their cilia beat poorly or are unsynchronized.
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On top of that, first lady Cilia Flores and pro-Maduro former Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez both received enough votes to become members of the Constituent Assembly.
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Then, between three and nine months later, the cilia in your lungs (the hair-like structures that catch intruding mucus and particles) will be almost completely repaired.
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Footage of the event, which was broadcast on live television, shows Maduro look up mid-speech, while his wife Cilia Flores, who is standing behind him, flinches.
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The larvae were from a species called the bat star and they propel themselves, like many other small invertebrates, by the beating of many, many hairlike cilia.
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The court filings mark the first time the nephews of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, commented substantively on their arrests in November and the U.S. investigation.
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The sources spoke of a distancing between her and first lady Cilia Flores and Supreme Court head Maikel Moreno amid inter-faction rivalries within the ruling "Chavismo" movement.
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Surrounded by members of his inner circle, including First Lady Cilia Flores, Maduro accused Santos of leading an assassination attempt during a military parade in Caracas on Saturday.
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And in 2017, two nephews of Mr. Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, were sentenced to 18 years in an American prison after trying to traffic 800 kilograms of cocaine.
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Caught by surprise mid-speech, Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, looked up at the sky and winced Saturday after hearing the sound of an explosion pierce the air.
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" One of the photographs that had drawn applause was of Maduro embracing Cilia Flores, his wife, whom he describes not as Venezuela's First Lady but as its "first combatant.
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Efrain Antonio Campo Flores and his cousin Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas, nephews of the first lady Cilia Flores, were found guilty by a jury in Federal District Court.
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Right before his arrival in New York, the Treasury Department imposed new sanctions on Mr. Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, Vice President Delcy Rodríguez and others in his inner circle.
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Mientras tanto el gobernante de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, visita al reconocido chef, Salt Bae, en Turquía y disfruta de un delicioso manjar junto a la "primera combatiente" Cilia Flores.
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"All of us united are going to tell the right wing 'We've had enough of terrorism'," Maduro's wife Cilia Flores, who is running for an assembly post, told a rally.
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Video of the episode showed soldiers running for cover after an explosion is heard off-camera as Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, look up at the sky in fear.
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It's not an accomplished aquatic bacterium, since it can't swim, but it does have tiny hair-like cilia that allow it to crawl its way across wet surfaces like rocks.
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Cilia Flores, Venezuela's first lady, who is one of 54 chavistas in parliament, icily refused to answer one about two nephews who are facing narcotics charges in the United States.
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Microscopic, hair-like bodies on the cells that line our respiratory tract, called cilia, use a wave-like motion to sweep the mucus back out, triggering coughing, Dr. Cennimo says.
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As the song played, Mr. Maduro, clad in a loose-fitting aquamarine shirt, danced with his wife, Cilia Flores, who goes by the title first combatant, rather than first lady.
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In both cases, they found that the cinnamaldehyde-containing e-liquid and vapor quickly made the cilia in these cells less able to move for up to a hour after exposure.
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Live footage of the event showed Maduro suddenly looking up startled midspeech, while beside him his wife, Cilia Flores, winced after a loud bang and dozens of soldiers were seen scattering.
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Live footage of the event showed him suddenly looking up startled midspeech, while beside him his wife, Cilia Flores, winced after a loud bang and dozens of soldiers were seen scattering.
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Your mucus membranes not only have mucus glands, but also little hair fibers called cilia, which play an important role in this natural cleaning process known as mucociliary clearance, Poetker says.
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COS, a partnership of Giambattista Cilia and Arianna's uncle Giusto Occhipinti (a third partner, long departed, accounted for the S) with a production of around 200,000 bottles, makes two excellent versions.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolás Maduro and [first lady] Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," he tweeted.
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Sometimes he takes to the wheel of his car with his wife, Cilia Flores, sitting glumly beside him; this is an occasion to reminisce about his early career as a bus driver.
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First lady Cilia Flores, a lawyer and former attorney general who also ran Venezuela's legislature, frequently appears at public events with Maduro and is seen an important behind-the-scenes power broker.
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Blob-shaped cells surrounded by dozens of tiny, whiskery projections called cilia, Tetrahymena are improbable-looking—each a hairy Barbapapa, or a Mr. Potato Head who fell into a vat of Rogaine.
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On the bottom side of this disk, there's a little pit, the floor of which is covered in cilia—flickering cell extensions that, Hirokawa suggested, create a leftward current in the surrounding fluid.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolas Maduro and Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," opposition leader Julio Borges said.
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Last November, two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, were found guilty in Federal District Court in Manhattan of conspiring to transport more than 1,700 pounds of cocaine to the United States.
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Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efrain Antonio Campo Flores, nephews of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, appeared in Manhattan federal court wearing grey and blue sweaters, respectively, as jury selection began.
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When the pressure is sufficient to bend those hairs, the leaves snap shut, trapping the prey inside with the aid of long cilia that act like fingers, grabbing and holding the insect in place.
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In this still from a video provided by Venezolana de Television, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, center, delivers his speech as his wife, Cilia Flores, winces and looks up after being startled by and explosion.
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These hot-colored, square-format paintings, hung on a single wall like a cryptic frieze, deploy Ms. Kusama's own hermetic symbology of floating cells, bristling cilia, a calligraphic woman's profile and countless stippled dots.
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But if some patches of cilia beat against the prevailing motion they create vortexes, swirling eddies that the researchers found bring algae close to the surface of the larva, and eventually, to its mouth.
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Bacteria that had intact phage-tail genes, but had had a block of six other genes deleted, were able to induce larvae to settle down, but not to shed their cilia and complete their metamorphosis.
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By evening, electoral officials announced the winners of the vote, a list of leftist stalwarts including Diosdado Cabello, a powerful politician who once participated in a failed coup attempt, and Cilia Flores, Mr. Maduro's wife.
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"I will be loyal to the legacy of the giant Hugo Chavez!" he said, dancing reggaeton on stage with his wife, Cilia Flores, before a large banner depicting him and Chavez, his predecessor as president.
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Many Mac users are so loyal that they'd probably line up around the block to get a new iPhone if the only change involved the color of Siri's hair (or, as she calls it, "electrostatic cilia").
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The indictment said he agreed to participate in the drug venture with, among others, Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efrain Antonio Campo Flores, who are both nephews of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores.
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Seven women and five men were picked in Manhattan federal court in the trial of Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efrain Antonio Campo Flores, nephews of Cilia Flores, the wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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State-run television on Wednesday showed Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, accompanied by Cuban President Raul Castro, visiting the stone monument in eastern Santiago de Cuba containing Fidel Castro's ashes and placing flowers at the grave.
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The United States imposed sanctions on Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, in September as President Donald Trump urged members of the United Nations to support a "restoration of democracy" in the once-booming country, a member of OPEC.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolas Maduro and Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," tweeted opposition leader Julio Borges, the former head of Congress.
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Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas and Efrain Antonio Campo Flores, nephews of Cilia Flores, the wife of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, were convicted by a federal jury in Manhattan of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States.
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The Treasury Department announced financial sanctions Tuesday against Venezuelan first lady and former attorney general Cilia Adela Flores de Maduro, executive vice president Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez, communications ministerJorge Jesús Rodríguez Gómez and defense minister Vladimir Padrino López.
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They identified variants in genes involved in the formation of cilia - the tiny hair-like processes that extend from the surface of a cell that help receive signals from other cells and are key to bone development in animals.
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Cilia Flores, Maduro's wife and a candidate for the new assembly, has said the new pro-Maduro members will install a separate justice commission "to determine those responsible for these terrible damages," including politicians who she says has promoted violence.
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Lawyers for the two men, who are nephews of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, had argued they were in custody for hours before agents identified themselves and that they did not fully understand their U.S. right to remain silent.
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The list of delegates includes powerful members of the president's political movement, including Diosdado Cabello, a top lawmaker in the ruling Socialist Party who was involved in a failed coup attempt in the 1990s, and Cilia Flores, the president's wife.
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Related: No One in Venezuela Is Talking About Maduro's Relatives Who Were Busted on Drug Charges The charges against Reverol and Molina come hot on the heels of the arrest in May of two nephews of first lady Cilia Flores.
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And in a swipe at first lady Cilia Flores, Ortega also mentioned the "narco-nephews" in her speech, an allusion to two relatives of Maduro's wife found guilty in the United States of trying to carry out a multimillion-dollar drug deal.
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Franqui Francisco Flores de Freitas, 31, and Efrain Antonio Campo Flores, 30, nephews of Cilia Flores, Maduro's wife and a big player in the country's politics, were convicted by a federal jury in Manhattan of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States.
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Members of Mr. Maduro's family will serve on the assembly, including his son, Nicolás, and wife, Cilia Flores, a powerful leftist in her own right who once headed the legislature and whose nephews were recently convicted of drug trafficking in the United States.
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"I am landing in New York to defend the truth of Venezuela, to bring the voice of our fatherland," said Maduro in a video posted on Twitter showing him and his wife Cilia Flores - whom the United States sanctioned on Tuesday - in the presidential plane.
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Turkish celebrity chef Nusret Gokce, who owns a chain of restaurants and is known as Salt Bae for his theatrical style of sprinkling salt on his steaks, posted videos and photos on his Instagram and Twitter pages showing Maduro and his wife, Cilia, dining.
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CARACAS, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Cameras zoomed in on First Lady and lawmaker Cilia Flores as an opposition legislator accused Venezuela's government of handing out diplomatic passports to drug traffickers, an allusion to her two nephews on trial in the United States on cocaine smuggling charges.
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Videos posted to Twitter and Instagram by the Turkish celebrity chef Nusret Gökçe, known as Salt Bae for his signature style of seasoning steaks, show Maduro dining with his wife, Cilia Flores, as Gökçe dramatically slices meat at their table while gyrating his hips.
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For the BBC he produced a television series, "The Body in Question", in which among a firework display of observations he compared red blood cells clotting to Duchamp's "Nude descending a staircase" and the movement of cilia on cells to Van Gogh's "Wheatfield with Lark".
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Among the new leaders were Mr. Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores; the president's son, Nicolás; Diosdado Cabello, a powerful former military chief who participated in a coup in the 1990s with Mr. Chávez; and a radical television show host known for broadcasting embarrassing recordings of opposition politicians.
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"While Venezuelans are suffering and dying of hunger, Nicolas Maduro and Cilia enjoy one of the most expensive restaurants in the world, all at the expense of the money stolen from the Venezuelan people," tweeted Julio Borges, a leading opposition politician who was recently exiled from Venezuela.
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Should the sanctions on Maduro not have their intended effect, the US Congress is considering targeting Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, followed by the Socialist Party's No. 2, Diosdado Cabello, and Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino in future sanctions, a Venezuelan official with knowledge of the ongoing discussion told BuzzFeed News.
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In 2012, a research group led by Herbert's colleague, Noam Cohen at the University of Pennsylvania, found that the sugars coating the respiratory pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa activated those receptors and caused the cells to beat their hairlike cilia more rapidly, a process that can sweep away invading bacteria and prevent infections.
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They came in a mesh of silver flowers, iridescent rectangles, bobble-trimmed cilia and plastic paillettes, all of it hooked into slip dresses and skirts and T-shirts that could be worn over and under and amid classic French basics (a camel turtleneck, a blue blazer, a black trouser pantsuit, a faux fur).
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