But whatever pleasure and power Puerto Ricans have extracted from "West Side Story" have been extracted against the odds.
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What it shows is that there is an extremely high probability that the DNA extracted from one source belongs to the same person as the DNA extracted from another source.
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Unlike lithium, a volatile metal that must be extracted from minerals with which it has bonded, "sodium is extracted from seawater that is widely available" and is much cheaper, Braga said.
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That means that for every 22011 tonnes of ore extracted, the firm will be able to sell 244 tonnes of tin (not all the tin can be extracted from the rock).
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It extracted data from iPhones; it did not unlock them.
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China extracted 70% of the world's rare earths in 2018.
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I think that's what I've extracted from my Senegalese roots.
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With her finger, she extracted a grenade from her belt.
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All three were extracted from the capsule within 30 minutes.
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Uranium was extracted and much of it sold to America.
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It's a hormone being extracted from the brains of animals!
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Open pits scar the landscape where miners have extracted gold.
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Text messages extracted from Roy's phone by State Police Sgt.
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Text messages extracted from Roy's phone by state Police Sgt.
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Coconut oil is extracted from the meat of the fruit.
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The biofuel contains coffee oil, extracted from waste coffee grounds.
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I extracted the gun and pried apart the elbow joint.
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From that, the final product is extracted and then bottled.
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" Finally the radio crackled back to life: "We are extracted.
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No rocks from that area had ever been extracted before.
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Lemelin looked pleased and extracted his gum from his mouth.
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Some extracted millions of their countrymen from poverty and inequality.
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Proof that tremendous sweetness can be extracted from deep angst.
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It was very informative, and I extracted what I could.
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What are scientists hoping can be extracted from the asteroids?
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Some of the admissions extracted at Tuol Sleng appear ludicrous.
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Mastikasheva said the confession was extracted from her under torture.
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As more features are extracted, the diagnosis becomes increasingly accurate.
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Oxygen and carbon can be extracted easily from the atmosphere.
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Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans.
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Other assets had to be extracted from the screensaver's ssmaze.
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Some people even question whether the coal will be extracted.
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California, far from inserting itself, has extracted itself from federal immigration enforcement efforts in precisely the same way that the sheriffs in Printz extracted themselves from the federal effort to regulate the purchase of firearms.
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It was originally reported that the strongest would be extracted first.
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Two divers will accompany each boy as they are gradually extracted.
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Maybe the dentists just stashed the extracted teeth in the walls.
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The crane was extracted from the home about an hour later.
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Kraft Heinz extracted roughly $1.53 billion in savings over two years.
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Germany last year extracted 9 percent of its domestic gas demand.
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The case is built solely on confessions allegedly extracted under torture.
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And from each clip, the photographer extracted the moments he wanted.
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It also occurs in seawater and can be extracted for use.
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But, unfortunately, fossil fuels keep getting extracted from the ground. 4.
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It appeared to have extracted some general understanding about Breakout itself.
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You'll need to install the extracted image onto the microSD card.
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First, a batch of T-cells is extracted from the blood.
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It extracted 10.1 billion cu m of coalbed methane in 2015.
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Water extracted from rocket fuel and a vat of human poop.
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We also still don't know exactly how the data was extracted.
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Their proteins are isolates, extracted mechanically from whole soy and peas.
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Troves of customer data can be extracted from the terminals, too.
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We've extracted the six most shocking quotes from the lawsuit, below.
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Facebook has already extracted all this data — why not use it?
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He extracted a laser level, and projected it across the wall.
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The average woman having her eggs extracted produces 15 viable eggs.
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Who is this nymph that's been extracted from reality show drivel?
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When I finally extracted the items, they were all super wrinkled.
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They're also manufactured from petroleum, which is extracted by oil drilling.
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Consider where all the wealth extracted from rural America has gone.
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A DNA profile was extracted from semen discovered at the scene.
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We have extracted the very soul of Nature for financial gain.
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It extracted simple editing tasks, like making a sentence less wordy.
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In response, the war has extracted an outsize pound of flesh.
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Police officers extracted her body from the chair and resuscitated her.
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Fearful of losing their seats, centrists extracted these concessions from progressives.
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Using the aforementioned ventral massage, they extracted samples from the live snakes.
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Woo said she extracted herself quickly and danced off in another direction.
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Under the old system, judges relied on confessions (often extracted by torture).
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However, the police seized his Echo and independently extracted data from it.
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This compensation disturbs owners faced with rising maintenance costs extracted by Diamond.
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Once fossil fuels are extracted they need to get transported to refineries.
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Containers, Heroku, and other tools have extracted away the operation level complexity.
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These can be extracted and stored for later use on human victims.
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Ryan extracted an iPhone from his pocket and pecked out a message.
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Q&A Q. Can DNA evidence be extracted from used facial tissue?
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Biologics including Humira are manufactured in living cells, then extracted and purified.
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While it has not unlocked iPhones, it has extracted data from phones.
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" To this Eva responds, "I extracted the DNA from a banana once.
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The doctor then numbed Prater's eye and extracted the tick using tweezers.
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They are then processed, their essences extracted in different infusions in alcohol.
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What the doctor has extracted is a liquid that can create life.
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A search and recovery team quickly extracted the trio from the capsule.
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We are tired of having our every move tracked, extracted and monetized.
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Dr. Shroukh and his brother smashed open a window and extracted her.
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The price of oil extracted from there has been heavily discounted lately.
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Protein extracted from hemp seeds is full of vitamins and amino acids.
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You can see the full video the GIF was extracted from here.
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Fossil fuels are still being extracted and burned at a furious rate.
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It's extracted from the sheep's fleece when they are sheared each year.
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However, Crimson Hexagon extracted sentiment data from 21 million tweets from Sept.
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Release agent (oil by weight and oil extracted from bitumen ≥70%). 3.
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In this case, DNA extracted from a discarded cigarette reinforced her hypothesis.
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I remember wondering how in the world he extracted those theme answers!
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We got extracted back to Bastion [a British Army airbase in Afghanistan].
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Is there a difference between extracted compounds and smoking the entire plant?
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But DNA can be extracted from other items, like ancient chewing gum.
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McConnell -- for his part -- has extracted almost perfect unity over the conference.
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The important bit, lithium carbonate, is subsequently extracted through a chemical process.
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The extracted wine is then replaced with wine from a younger barrel.
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The researchers cut bits of the leaves and extracted DNA from them.
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And if data remain stuck in silos, much value may never get extracted.
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These sands contain bitumen, a gooey petroleum that can be extracted for fuel.
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Divers extracted the team in a high-risk mission inside the flooded passageways.
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In two years, it extracted roughly $1.7 billion in savings from Kraft Heinz.
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The team extracted two worms and sent a preserved sample to the CDC.
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They are too often built around consuming the rents extracted from natural resources.
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After a few pushes of the button, a bold espresso shot is extracted.
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Researchers analyzed DNA extracted from the teeth and bones of over 200 cats.
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Eventually, she found herself in a dentist's chair, getting 23 extracted at once.
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It can be extracted from plants via a relatively simple home chemistry process.
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Then, though, came a series of compromises in which Sanders extracted major concessions.
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First they extracted another tree-sitter who'd been blocking the mountain's access road.
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He listened to them and then he extracted their essence, so to speak.
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Authorities said the crackdown extracted over $100 billion from suspects in financial settlements.
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In other words greenhouse gases will need to be extracted from the air.
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But thanks to some intrepid scientists, DNA was extracted from their temporal bones.
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She confirmed that two people had been extracted alive from vehicles, with injuries.
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On Tuesday, the statue was extracted by forklift, destined for a Brooklyn cemetery.
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Most Americans are entirely unaware of the fees being extracted from their accounts.
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These are hefty, even before the first load of tin has been extracted.
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Fingerprints and iris prints can both be extracted from sufficiently high-resolution photographs.
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This data is presumably being extracted from users' check-ins and Facebook posts.
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A total of 235,000 cubic meters of gas was extracted, according to MH21.
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Subsequent lawsuits extracted settlements and penalties from some nonlicensed or bot-using scalpers.
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Ashbery chose fractured pastoral; Rich extracted metaphors from geology, archaeology, astronomy and biology.
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In all, Motherboard extracted around 3,000 unique email addresses from the data dump.
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The fetus, which is normally extracted in parts, came through the cervix intact.
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Bravely, Fowler extracted his ball from the sand and almost sank the shot.
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It has the world's largest reserves of bauxite, from which aluminium is extracted.
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He actively feels like something is still being extracted and taken from him.
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A small sample of tissue was extracted and immediately taken to the lab.
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Then they extracted those stem cells from whole blood, drawn from the patient.
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The extracted wine is replaced with argon gas to preserve the remaining liquid.
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The partnership aims to ensure more oil is extracted and burned, more efficiently.
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The fluid is extracted, and the natural gas is mined through the well.
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But those standards focus on whether the oil was a gas when extracted.
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It's made of cellulose, extracted from the waste generated by soybean product manufacturers.
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Meanwhile, false testimony had been extracted from the most pious of New Englanders.
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I extracted the decision making process out of what I eat at home.
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In March, you'll find mochi made with a flour extracted from bracken ferns.
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The good news is the lobster is still edible after the serum is extracted.
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Piles and piles of data that can only be extracted in a single stream.
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This is a graphical visualization of data extracted from tweets containing the hashtag #breastcancer.
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The number of deaths per million tonnes of coal extracted was the lowest ever.
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Once a pod is extracted from the robot's head, he is gruffly pushed away.
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The vast majority of convictions are achieved with a confession, sometimes extracted under pressure.
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DNA may be extracted from the debris and sequenced to reveal its microbial contents.
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Like Juicero, it claims to make the most perfectly extracted, honed, almost scientific product.
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DNA was extracted from the twins' samples to identify what fecal microbes were present.
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That clears out powerbrokers who could have extracted costly concessions to pass Bolsonaro's agenda.
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DNA samples are taken and a tooth is extracted to determine the bear's age.
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To achieve its massive speed and torque, Dodge extracted 200 pounds from the car.
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The most widely used benchmark is Brent crude, oil extracted in the North Sea.
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He prefers the dirty oil extracted by state-owned Pemex to clean renewable energy.
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Today, researchers are announcing a genetic analysis of DNA they extracted from the skull.
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Some are extracted for use in fragrances, such as for pine or citrus smells.
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It's the Hamptons summer experience, with the drama extracted, bottled and aged to perfection.
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Sections of the core samples were extracted and tagged according depth for later analysis.
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Fujimoto has also previously extracted data from calligraphers and turned it into live music.
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This crop is harvested (4) and the oil extracted from the seeds (= aviation biofuel).
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The terms extracted by Mr Davutoglu in his negotiations with Mrs Merkel are generous.
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For these final charts, we extracted the rows from CoinMarketCap's listing of digital assets.
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In Spain, absolutism intensified with the discoveries of precious metals extracted from the colonies.
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Users snap on a cartridge with nicotine liquid, which uses nicotine extracted from tobacco.
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They did, however, reach a deferred prosecution agreement and extracted a $1.7 billion payment.
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Cuadrilla said last month it had extracted its first shale gas from the site.
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Its active ingredient is extracted from astragalus, a common herb in traditional Chinese medicine.
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For this reason, as long as its extraction is profitable, it will be extracted.
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During the Copper Age, metal was extracted and smelted, creating new trades and professions.
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Collagen and other proteins were then extracted from the teeth, and their levels tracked.
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Analysts said Pearson had extracted a good price without overly diluting its future earnings.
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Officials eager to demonstrate their loyalty extracted confessions of sorcery from citizens under torture.
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Women quoted in the report wrote of drunken groping and forcefully extracted sexual favors.
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It could require them to disclose exactly how they use data extracted from consumers.
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Once found, DNA is extracted by ecologists and studied using a gene sequencing machine.
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Over the last two decades, companies have extracted the right to hire temporary workers.
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Time and again, the money extracted from the tech giants amounts to a pittance.
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It extracted nearly $12 billion in refunds and canceled debts for 29 million consumers.
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By injecting carbon dioxide into an otherwise unproductive well, oil can be economically extracted.
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"Our wines have become more elegant and precise, and less extracted," said Sébastien Sigaud.
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"We also extracted information from the soil as part of our subproject," Glaser said.
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The finer the powder, the more DNA that can be extracted, Mr. Desire said.
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There is no simple or single truth to be extracted from the Vietnam War.
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Most of these stones are extracted from around 3,000 illegal mines in the country.
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He held up a ball bearing to show the metal bits extracted from victims.
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"It demonstrates that the value of YouTube can continue to be extracted," he said.
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Rosie didn't get extracted, though, as the dummy was too heavy to take out.
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Activists said that testimony used against the condemned men had been extracted under torture.
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In return for its support, the SPD extracted deep concessions from Merkel's conservative bloc.
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He extracted the DNA, sequenced it and realized it was neither human nor Neanderthal.
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In the end, Mr. Schneiderman's office extracted a $25 million settlement in the case.
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Using probes and shovels, they found and extracted the victims from the frozen debris.
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Fortunately for the Norwegian, Mr Caruana never reached a checkmate or extracted a resignation either.
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Finally, they extracted DNA from the residue, again looking for mutations exclusive to domesticated cacao.
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But the prosecution relied heavily on confessions which the prisoners said were extracted from them.
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Coconut sugar Coconut sugar is made from sap extracted from the buds of coconut palms.
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The heated water is then extracted via another well and put to work generating electricity.
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No wonder, then, that sand and gravel are the most extracted materials in the world.
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In it, you see the blackheads being slowly extracted with a pair of pointed tweezers.
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The total number of deaths per million tonnes of coal extracted was the lowest ever.
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There are no sugars or artificial ingredients contained in, nor added to, those extracted flavors.
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Mr Cuomo extracted a hefty tax on the industry, expected to yield $4m a year.
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Lithium can also be extracted from spodumene, a hard-rock resource mostly found in Australia.
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She was having her impacted upper wisdom teeth extracted via small incisions in her face.
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The antibodies extracted from that much plasma hold the potential of treating several hundred patients.
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Seven people are still missing, and five have been extracted from the rubble, all deceased.
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In China, confessions used in the legal system are often extracted through coercion and threats.
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The researchers extracted the bits inside the plant cells that make photosynthesis possible, called chloroplasts.
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A map illustrates the flower's movement, colored with pigment extracted from the plant's own petals.
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Kelly, extracted next, waved his hand energetically and smiled before beginning a satellite telephone conversation.
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This data was extracted from Crunchbase, which typically designates lead investors on a given deal.
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This time he used ovarian tissue extracted from mouse fetuses to induce egg-forming meiosis.
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The warship had been successfully extracted from the dock before it completely sank, she said.
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Geneticist Kamel Khalili and colleagues from Temple University extracted infected T-cells from a patient.
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The extracted DNA needs to be of sufficient purity that the readings are not contaminated.
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In laboratories, cells are often grown using a fetal bovine serum extracted from unborn calves.
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Biotech drugs such as Herceptin are made in living cells, and then extracted and purified.
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There are no sugars or artificial ingredients contained in, nor added to, these extracted flavors.
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It does not process bitumen, the heavy, tar-like substance extracted from Canada's oil sands.
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Test weight is an important indicator of how much flour can be extracted from wheat.
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The team extracted soil samples from Pilauco, rehydrating the sediment with various amounts of water.
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Alumina is a compound extracted from bauxite ore that is then smelted to form aluminum.
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The ingredients they use are often extracted in a centrifuge or chilled with liquid nitrogen.
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Manufacturers contend that the discounts extracted by PBMs are not always passed on to patients.
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But here's the rub: The blackhead to be extracted is located on the patient's eyelid.
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This time, with the tax bill, she has extracted a huge concession for her state.
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A technician watched another monitor as the system extracted data from a seized cell phone.
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It is also the only silk which is extracted from cocoons without killing the silkworm.
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Extracted cells and blood plasma were then injected into each eye during the same visit.
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Microscopic cross-sections extracted from the painting might also exist, exposing paint layers and pigments.
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According to Politico, the hackers extracted sensitive government information, including a government security clearance application.
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The first is that the government had already extracted its pound of flesh last summer.
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Debate often becomes focussed on the scale of the benefits conferred and the costs extracted.
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Prices of alumina, which is extracted from bauxite, rose until 2018, reviving the mining industry.
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Of course, you can't see diamonds because they're hidden away inside and must be extracted.
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Smolenkov was named in Russian media Tuesday as a possible identity of the extracted spy.
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Where rent is extracted, bribes taken and rules bent social progress is likely to disintegrate.
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Though CBD is extracted from cannabis, it does not lead to altered perception and cognition.
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Researchers extracted data from 68 studies of alcohol consumption published worldwide from 1948 to 2014.
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She extracted $240 billion from Wall Street to compensate California homeowners following the financial crisis.
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No genetic evidence could be extracted from the specimens, and sadly, no skulls were found.
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And so Dr. Matthews extracted the DNA from the pupae that the Eve had produced.
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" Jonathan Gold once wrote that my cocktails "were complete meals being extracted into a glass.
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According to the C.I.A.'s inspector general, the torture sessions had extracted no actionable intelligence.
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By late Saturday evening, recovery crews had extracted four crushed vehicles from under the rubble.
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Brooklyn drag artist Untitled Queen performance on February 17 extracted the earnest out of art.
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The Saudi government extracted billions of dollars of assets from detainees to set them free.
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His team extracted DNA from both teeth, which turned out to come from two boys.
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They pumped in methane and extracted deadly waste gases that might kill the resident microbes.
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Scientists who've analyzed viral DNA extracted from human patients say it's too soon to tell.
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The Americans supplied the questions, and the Jordanians extracted the responses, often through coercive means.
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But e-cigarettes at the time were using freebase nicotine, which is extracted from tobacco.
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The secret is a liquid extracted from strawberries — a discovery that was made by accident.
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Suffolk County police investigators extracted a confession from Tankleff that was used to convict him.
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Paltrow has her blood extracted from her face, then re-injected in a purified form.
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Worse, the bullet cannot be extracted immediately to enable the body politic to heal swiftly.
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The medicine is comprised of cannabidiol, or CBD, a compound extracted from the marijuana plant.
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Condensates are liquefied once extracted from high-pressure reservoirs, where they exist as a gas.
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Drag and drop the folder you extracted back in Step 4 into this Skins folder.
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But that involved watering and fertilization techniques that diluted the quality of the extracted oil.
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Allahdadian believes he's only grazed the surface of what can be extracted from Big Data.
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Oil is extracted from the leftover bean and is sold to cosmetic and soap companies.
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At least where a breach entails a risk of personal information being extracted from compromised data.
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It depends on information embedded in the brain tissue that cannot be extracted by digital means.
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The researchers then extracted, sequenced, and analyzed genetic material from the rodent's livers and compared them.
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By 2014, an estimated 40 billion barrels of oil had been extracted from the North Sea.
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The plant's feedstock is metallurgical-grade silicon, which can be extracted from pulverized chunks of quartzite.
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The researchers also extracted air samples to see if any viruses were floating around the airport.
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The drug is a biologic, which are manufactured in living cells and then extracted and purified.
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The group said the five survivors are "in the process of being extracted" from the snow.
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The revelation occurred while the Japanese scientists were experimenting with polyphenol, a liquid extracted from strawberries.
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Once the bones, skin and tendons had had time to dry out, they extracted the marrow.
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The EPA has extracted 33,000 tons of sludge from that area, but continues to monitor it.
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The fresh honey is extracted, while the comb is boiled down to extract the raw wax.
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A research doctor extracted and froze the gorilla's genetic material after his death, the zoo said.
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Highly-combustible methane is extracted from other toxic gas that is mixed with it, he said.
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"It's amazing that even remains 70 years old can have DNA extracted from them," Terrill said.
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The cast all became huge stars, which for some — particularly Shannen Doherty — extracted a personal cost.
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They extracted several concessions during the coalition negotiations, in effect vetoing a nominee for foreign minister.
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The connected catheter is minimally invasive, and can be inserted or extracted in your own home.
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But in truth, there isn't much more nutrition to be obtained that hasn't already been extracted.
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Today's study involves DNA extracted from one of the babies found in that pit in 2013.
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It was struggling to discover as much new oil and gas as it extracted each year.
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The rocks extracted are rich in rare-earth minerals, used in everything from planes to smartphones.
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He continued to battle al-Qaida until the mountaintop was secured and his team was extracted.
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How it works: CBD can be extracted from marijuana or from another strain of cannabis — hemp.
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Coltan, from which tantalum is extracted, is a mineral essential to virtually every consumer electronics item.
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Officials say that, because of its location, the statue cannot be directly extracted from the ground.
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Alaska&aposs North Slope is the source for most oil extracted and exported from the state.
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I then extracted the oil and capsaicin and placed a drop of it into a spectrophotometer.
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Permafrost left the remains in remarkably good shape, raising hopes that its cells could be extracted.
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Then the process starts over and more materials are extracted from the earth for new products.
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But he extracted the wrong lessons from the war in Iraq and misapplied them in Syria.
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I ask her if, after the protein is extracted, the egg could be scrambled and eaten.
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The antioxidants and specially extracted silver needle tea help skin become less stressed and more resilient.
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This summer, Indiana investigators extracted DNA from the original crime scene and sent it to Parabon.
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"We think that this is a potential problem anywhere heavy oil is being extracted," Liggio says.
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They put the scaffold in a nutrient solution along with stem cells extracted from the pigs.
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But, Malloy thinks he has extracted sacrifice, so he must have traded something for it, right?
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How do we decouple the link between the stock price and how much attention is extracted?
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Ocasio-Cortez quickly extracted useful information from Cohen about the president's financial mischief before taking office.
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He had an untreated dental disease so severe that all his teeth needed to be extracted.
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Through advanced interrogation techniques, they extracted an admission of responsibility from the woman who posted it.
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From cucumbers and zucchini, he extracted green pigment; from tomatoes and peppers, red; from coffee, brown.
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Nine of them, including four children, were extracted shivering after spending days under the crushed masonry.
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Such is the volume of water extracted that entire nearby fields have been transformed into lakes.
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Almond and soy mask poorly extracted coffee, but the oat lets the coffee speak for itself.
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They extracted DNA from 67 ancient bovine samples and analyzed the origins of their genetic code.
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Once they're in the system, there are all kinds of interesting data that can be extracted.
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She's currently in the process of having her stem cells extracted, and then will undergo chemotherapy.
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"The particles were fundamentally extracted from those attached to soil, dust and debris," Satou told Reuters.
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The personal information of 85033,000 voters was extracted from just a single second-hand voting unit.
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For several days, the water in the cave system rose faster than it could be extracted.
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A sommelier of talent, Gregg Popovich, extracted the best from the San Antonio Spurs' international smorgasbord.
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Clever Canadian firms sent sugary cake mixes to the United States — where the sugar was extracted.
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The researchers extracted the translucent white creatures from their burrows and performed various tests and dissections.
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Essentially, antibodies extracted from the blood of recovered patients are injected into those who are ill.
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Three days later, Manning's lab received a few vials of RNA extracted from the patient's swabs.
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Watson had 19 eggs extracted, and when Trellis closed its doors, the eggs were safely stored.
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Their land had been plundered, its resources extracted to fuel an industrial revolution a continent away.
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Finally, a peace offering extracted by threats and insults isn't likely to result in genuine comity.
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They moved to New Jersey and eventually extracted Val, then 9, from the foster care system.
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He has also extracted more than $30 million in fee reductions from some managers who remain.
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The new study builds on a decade of research into ancient DNA extracted from human fossils.
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The company lays claim to everything of value that can be extracted from the assembled group.
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And thus can be extracted — via a warrant — in a readable format for legit investigative purposes.
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And many legal experts say the system depends too much on confessions extracted under heavy pressure.
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Why these features were extracted out of millions of other features, however, remains an unanswerable question.
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After Bezos opened the file, data was rapidly extracted from his personal phone, the report alleges.
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The machines double the volume extracted from the fruit and reduce processing time by 4703 percent.
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If the case moves forward, Mr. Trump's tax returns could be extracted in the discovery process.
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With the museum's blessing, the researchers extracted the yeast trapped within the pores of the clay.
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In August, Lee shared a video in which she extracted various blackheads on a man's forehead.
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There is little that's revealed about their personal lives that couldn't be extracted from Wikipedia entries.
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Over time, a small proportion of each barrel is extracted and moved to an older barrel.
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Denmark, which extracted profits from its colonies but has no sizeable Virgin Islander population, has not.
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According to Nintendo, Gooigi is not a ghost, but is instead made of energy extracted from ghosts.
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"On a good day, we extracted as much as $20,000 from a single U.S. citizen," he said.
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The representative said police stations across the whole country could consult a centralized repository of extracted data.
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All of these products come from petroleum, a natural liquid that's extracted from the ground by drilling.
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It may make more economic sense to build the superstructure using materials extracted from the asteroid belt.
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Instead of a square, they are an algebraic structure extracted from a special kind of elliptic curve.
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WADA is currently examining the extracted data after Russian authorities relented and allowed entry on Jan. 3.
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In ancient Rome, specialized cleaners used ammonia extracted from urine, lye, and a particular kind of clay.
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He extracted mitochondria from their cells and measured their mitochondria's energy output in the form of ATP.
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A better understanding of the subterranean will help those resources to be extracted more cheaply and cleanly.
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Network, Schmieg downloaded the whole dataset, extracted the segmentation data, and is now drawing it with Javascript.
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The rights group said they were convicted "after sham trials" that relied on confessions extracted through torture.
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After the video was sent, "large amounts of data" were extracted from the device, the investigation found.
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Import taxes, as well as unofficial ones extracted at checkpoints, lead to delays and drive up costs.
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In one case, a bone that had been extracted for marrow was later used as a spoon.
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Lens extracted the address and date correctly, but thought the sixes were eights in the phone number.
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When Carol Lindsay, 32, got her wisdom teeth extracted, she knew she wanted to be completely sedated.
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There is some debate over whether — or how—it can be accurately or ethically extracted by software.
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Germany has already extracted assurances from PSA that it will honour existing labour agreements in coming years.
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Even if it can be extracted, the low price of oil means it may not be profitable.
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MSG, which is completely safe, is a naturally occurring compound that was originally extracted from sea kelp.
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It was never remastered, never included in box sets, and never extracted for a greatest hits album.
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Scientists in Russia have extracted liquid blood from a horse that is more than 42,000 years old.
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Lehman's creditors charged that JPMorgan did not need the collateral and extracted a windfall at their expense.
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The guano was a finite resource that could not be replenished as quickly as it was extracted.
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A propshop worker shows what Vader's helmet would look like after it's been extracted and brushed down.
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A: The UpScore comprises a bunch of different inputs based on information extracted from over 600,000 resumes.
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However, we may see a decrease in the size of corporate penalties extracted as part of settlements.
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I've never fallen out of love with anyone and must be extracted carefully like a malignant tumor.
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Photographer Brandon Stanton's confessional portraits have been extracted everywhere from the Oval Office to the Middle East.
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In similar cases over the years, the Indonesia courts have not extracted large awards from big companies.
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The conservation fee will charge users based on the amount of water extracted in resource-scarce areas.
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During that time, China steadily extracted manufacturing jobs from the American workers whom Biden is now courting.
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At one point, the giant block fell into a muddy ditch and had to be laboriously extracted.
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The Shisun Village gangs extracted payments of $75,000 to $120,000 from mine bosses, according to news reports.
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McDaniel's tweet was extracted and slightly reworded from her interview Tuesday with Fox Business Network's Lou Dobbs.
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On Thursday, Dr. Lee shared a video in which she extracted various blackheads on a man's forehead.
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Shortly after the meeting, the US extracted a top spy from Russia, CNN reported early this month.
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He estimated that some fifteen million dollars' worth a month was being extracted from the pits nearby.
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Natural gas, it turned out, could be extracted from the atomized rubble, but the gas was radioactive.
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The venom extracted from each creature can be measured in micro-liters; a thousandth of a milliliter.
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The negative memories aren't repressed, per se, but any positives are extracted and brought to the forefront.
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They channeled thousands of drivers into the deceptive loan scheme and extracted hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Half of Dr. Friedman's subjects delivered with forceps, meaning that their babies were extracted with an implement.
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At the end of the exhibition's run, the bowls will be extracted and the gallery wall mended.
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Were Russian social-media efforts guided by data that the firm extracted from millions of Facebook users?
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It contains around 12,000 individual profiles, as well as 13,000 still-unidentified profiles extracted from crime scenes.
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Then, he extracted fossilized insect bits from black sludge using a probe tipped with human nose hair.
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Researchers extracted infants' DNA from cord blood immediately after birth and examined methylation along the DNA strand.
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He watched as a needle was inserted into the nodule and a thick, milky substance was extracted.
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The path from cousins to suspect: A genetic profile was extracted from semen left at the scene.
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Coal extracted from public lands is an important source of energy and revenue for the United States.
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Researchers studied an ice sample that was extracted from a glacier on the highest peak ever drilled.
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Tight oil is a light crude oil extracted by horizontal drilling and massive hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
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It was backbreaking and dangerous work as the gold was extracted first using lead and then cyanide.
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After months of stalled spending negotiations, those Republicans are desperate and frustrated, and Democrats extracted a ransom.
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They extracted DNA from the material and used chemicals to dissolve away the DNA on the chromosomes.
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By next month, I'll have extracted over $2,0003 in value in exchange for my $450 annual fee.
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In 2004, investigators in Alaska uploaded a DNA profile extracted from semen to a criminal DNA database.
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"Have the chemicals needed for remineralization of the water extracted from the water itself," Mr. Voutchkov said.
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And in doing so she had help establish that ancient Egyptian DNA could be extracted from mummies.
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Back in the laboratory, the team extracted microbial DNA from the cores and sequenced the genetic material.
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At one point he extracted charity from the drug cartel run by the cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar.
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But shortly after the last boys were extracted, the tube became a lightning rod for renewed criticism.
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This marks the first time human genetic material has successfully been extracted from something besides human bones.
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Similarly suspect are freshly made juices and smoothies which are extracted from pounds and pounds of produce.
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After Bezos opened the file, data was rapidly extracted from his personal phone, according to the report.
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We found a couple of live victims that they treated very aggressively and extracted from the building.
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It is also unlikely that locals will reap the benefit of the LNG being extracted from Mozambique.
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Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans that has been used in terror plots.
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CNN is reporting the additional information about the covert source who was extracted from Russia in 2017.
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Tabakow pursued a Ph.D. in neuroscience, and for his dissertation he extracted ensheathing cells from human cadavers.
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Digital information is unlike any previous resource; it is extracted, refined, valued, bought and sold in different ways.
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A more equal geographic distribution of the value extracted from data may be even more difficult to achieve.
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They extracted concessions during the 30-year reign of Hosni Mubarak, such as the power to supervise elections.
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Cracks appear directly through the engravings, which suggests the marks were made before these humans extracted the marrow.
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This included its wild relatives, and samples taken from both living plants and those extracted from museum specimens.
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The governor has said the 13 may not be extracted at the same time, depending on their condition.
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They successfully extracted the second group of four a full two hours faster than the first, officials said.
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They successfully extracted the second group of four a full two hours faster than the first, officials said .
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Slowly add the sparge water to the mash tun, collecting wort (the liquid extracted from the mashing process).
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The researchers aren't revealing which components they extracted the keys from to avoid tipping off potential car hackers.
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Caption: A hydroponic greenhouse facility in Olympus Town will use water extracted from Mars' atmosphere to cultivate food.
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The complicated operation to bring the boys out of the cave began on Sunday, when four were extracted.
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"Ashley Eternal" will perform like the real singer would have, with new music extracted out of her brain.
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The reddish pigment named carmine, above, is made from an acid that can be extracted from cochineal beetles.
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The kingdom has detained the owners of Saudi media outlets and extracted concessions in exchange for their freedom.
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Unlike most royalty regimes, it is not levied at a flat rate on the volume of gas extracted.
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He oversaw Kraft Heinz as it extracted roughly $1.7 billion in savings from merging the two food companies.
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Could Mr Santos have extracted at least some sort of confinement if he had been (even) more patient?
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Strebe also created a living replica of van Gogh's ear, using DNA extracted from his great-great-grandnephew.
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They existed on tributes extracted from the country but treated the country as collection of bigots and backwoodsmen.
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It has not unlocked these iPhones — it has extracted data that was accessible while they were still locked.
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In only a few months, they had already extracted their first sounds from a picture of a record.
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By Wednesday afternoon, however, everyone who sought evacuation had been extracted, Diane Black, a multi-agency spokesperson added.
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Anna makes it clear to me that whatever realizations I extracted from this reading are the right ones.
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The two parasitologists have extracted fish entrails in parking lots, on moving boats, and on hotel room balconies.
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In fact, it's usually extracted via natural gas processing—at least when it's economically viable to do so.
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Chavas and his colleagues extracted one of these crystals to learn more about it and its potential nutrition.
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This site yielded a 4,800-year-old medium-sized dog, the DNA of which could still be extracted.
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Veeramah's team also extracted DNA from two more dog fossils discovered in Germany over the last 20 years.
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Slow lorises secrete venom — unique among primates — so their sharp teeth are often extracted to make interaction safe.
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Luckily, it was just in time, as the man was safely extracted from the mud with no injuries.
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Anything below 100 percent means the oil producer is unable to replenish proven reserves of its extracted hydrocarbons.
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Members of Congress extracted apologies from Zuckerberg last month, but company insiders saw his performance as a victory.
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Gaby Vernoff gave birth to baby Brandalynn from sperm extracted by Rothman 30 hours after her husband died.
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Of the roughly 200 procedures they have performed, says Rothman, the extracted sperm have only been used twice.
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After 24 hours, the researchers extracted coelenterazine from the copepods and looked for the labels they had added.
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Their facial features were extracted and quantified: everything from nose and eyebrow shape to facial hair and expression.
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Their evidence came in the form of core samples extracted from beneath the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans.
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Two years later Synek, 33, extracted revenge at the World Championships, repeating the feat in the 2015 event.
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Let's say your doctor extracted some tissue from you and sent it off to a pathologist for analysis.
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CAJAMARCA, Colombia (Reuters) - Gold mining companies have invested hundreds of millions of dollars but not extracted a gram.
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Both players had a tooth extracted and were unavailable in the Kings' 116-110 win over the Nuggets.
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The sound of crickets rang out as the first bodies were extracted from the site in metal caskets.
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"Our customers are very, very smart people" was a line seemingly extracted from a Donald Trump marketing guide.
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Extracted from young, green coconuts, coconut water now enjoys prime placement in coolers across North America and Europe.
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They also successfully used compounds extracted from chicken feathers and living chickens suspended in cages to repel mosquitoes.
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In some parallel universe, in which the Mets were mightier than the Yankees, Piazza would have extracted revenge.
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Washington and Moscow have both dismissed numerous media reports that the CIA had extracted a spy from Russia.
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The knife blades are then extracted via a magnet and grinded down again to achieve an exact width.
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Sucralose is a calorie-free substance chemically extracted from sugar and 400 to 700 times sweeter than sugar.
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By the end of the day, one poster had put up twenty-two images extracted from the footage.
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There was a burning smell as Deschamps-Braly extracted a thick crescent of bone and set it aside.
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On Thursday, Dr. Pimple Popper shared an Instagram video in which she extracted blackheads on a patient's forehead.
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His lawyer said that the drugs had been planted and that a confession had been extracted under torture.
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The bone marrow was to be extracted in order to provide stem cells to help the sick teen.
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That deal was eventually approved by the Justice Department, after the government extracted certain promises from the companies.
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While the model is a global one, regional results can be extracted and used for the rapid analysis.
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The government also alleges that they solicited and extracted kickbacks from pharmacies, home health agencies and other providers.
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Doctors extracted the octopus from the boy's throat and he was initially listed in critical but stable condition.
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That's because lawyers say assets can be more easily extracted from a Liechtenstein foundation than a Dutch one.
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According to Star, 34, the hair-like strands some customers extracted from their palette were actually ribbons fibers.
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They extracted a luminescent material from thousands of them and took it back to Princeton for further study.
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Some of the open pit mines where the ore is extracted are beginning to see deposits run thin.
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The CCF's bank stores DNA extracted from various kinds of samples, such as scat (cheetah feces) and tissue.
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Investigations are conducted and apologies are extracted only after damage has been done (and only in some instances).
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Finally, the Joker submits the extracted code to the offer's webpage, in order to authorize the premium subscription.
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Under his leadership, the bureau extracted nearly $12 billion in refunds and canceled debts for 29 million consumers.
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By going to a house, you can learn about how the agave is extracted to produce the drink.
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He and his colleagues extracted collagen from the bones and compared the protein to that of living species.
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Criminal gangs and corruption At the mine, Rojas shows us rocks with gold filaments, which must be extracted.
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Hackers acting on behalf of the secretive state infiltrated and extracted more than $1003 million (£195m) in cryptocurrency.
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Mr. Mavromatis said that security camera footage extracted from courthouse cameras shows the gunman directly approaching the judge.
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Mining output fell 1.3% last month because of less crude oil being extracted and fewer wells being drilled.
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Blood from several donors, once the plasma had been extracted, was mixed in tubs before it was reinjected.
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After having slashed $1.7 billion, extracted from combining Kraft and Heinz, it now, like its peers, needs growth.
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These oils are commonly extracted by crushing the plant material and putting it in a petroleum-based solvent.
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It is then further extracted using an alcohol, which evaporates, leaving a purified form called fig leaf absolute.
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Over the next forty years, five more complete cores were extracted from different parts of the ice sheet.
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However, there is a long-standing process by which such information can be extracted from a White House.
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Pea protein, extracted from yellow peas, is used in nutrition bars, soups, sauces, pasta, biscuits and meat alternatives.
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All interviews with suspects must be recorded and evidence extracted under torture would be ruled inadmissible, it said.
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"If (wood) is extracted in a sustainable way then you can do it forever," he said on Wednesday.
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He extracted a Ziploc bag pinched between his thumb and forefinger, opened it, and withdrew a U.S. passport.
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Human rights groups said the men's confessions had been extracted under torture and their trials were deeply flawed.
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Given the 21993 sale, much of the value of the library has "already been extracted," Mr. Malin said.
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Japan wants to use the plutonium extracted from spent fuel in nuclear plants as fuel for modified reactors.
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An extracted serum from human blood plasma called albumin, and an antibiotic, neomycin, along with sugars get added.
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He has two kinds of images from each data set — complete images and extracted outlines of those images.
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Samples were extracted from the remains of Viking ship cats, Egyptian cat mummies, and modern wildcats, among others.
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But, in our haste to find the coolest and most emotionally fulfilling stones, we might not notice that our crystals of choice were actually made in a lab, rather than extracted from the earth (and, for that matter, we might not even know where in the world they're being extracted).
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Injection wells are used by the oil and gas industry to store wastewater extracted during hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
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The water is extracted from the ground along with oil and gas, separated and re-injected into deep wells.
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Bill Gray, Stanford-trained MD, has extracted them into digital files that can be played on your digital device.
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Disappointingly, no human DNA could be extracted from the specimen, likely the result of excessive exposure at the museum.
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The first box of six cores the team extracted on the expedition, packed and stored in the snow cave.
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It's possible that the dentists were just trying to keep the bacteria on extracted teeth away from other patients.
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Unhappy students of Trump University extracted $25m from the businessman, as he settled class-action lawsuits without admitting wrongdoing.
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In Indonesia the government is encouraging state firms to dilute imported fuel with biodiesel, extracted from local palm oil.
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It keeps coming back and reinventing itself, so we extracted the stem cells and put it in this cream.
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This way the signature would be extracted before the image is encrypted, and then transmitted alongside the encrypted message.
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Remember, back during "Journey Into Night," when Bernard and Stubbs extracted footage from a Native American host's control unit?
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The battery can be extracted from the bag by its integrated handle (which folds flat when in the bag).
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Located primarily in Alberta, Canada, and regions of Venezuela, valuable crude oil is extracted and processed from oil sands.
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So the transplant would have to be removed and the sperm extracted to be used in in vitro fertilization.
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With the advent of deep-learning algorithms, such rules are increasingly based on patterns extracted from reams of data.
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So, for example, a task automatically extracted from a meeting transcript could also be automatically inputted into a PMS.
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"Before the mad cow scare in the UK, [melatonin] was extracted from the pineal glands of cows," said Saltzman.
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We extracted data on Spanish ships that wrecked in the Caribbean during the hurricane season from July through November.
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It works by comparing the quantity of energy extracted to the quantity of energy inputted to enable the extraction.
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DNA extracted from the bones is being tested at the Judicial Forensics Laboratory in San Joaquin de Flores, Heredia.
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"If people can exchange value over the internet without a toll extracted for payments it's pretty dramatic," Allaire said.
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These pages do, however, disclose what kind of information will be extracted from users, and boy, it's pretty extensive.
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It's extracted from pot plants and it contains just a fraction of the tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that gets you high.
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One in every 6,173 hydrogen atoms on Earth is actually deuterium, meaning the substance can be extracted from water.
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Two patrols containing British soldiers searched the jungle in vain for guerrilla camps before they were extracted by helicopter.
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Last year, the group paid to get the DNA extracted from the doll, which included male DNA, Porter says.
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Similar assurances were extracted from Comcast when it bought NBC Universal in 2011, a vertical merger that went through.
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A higher particulate temperature means that more of the tasty compounds trapped within the coffee particulates will be extracted.
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But the black stuff that makes up the Brent benchmark comprises a tiny fraction of the world's extracted oil.
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But what's most interesting is that Google's building and place data are themselves extracted from other Google Maps features.
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The website, which is now offline, used details extracted from the whitepapers including project roadmap, team members and more.
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A human embryo can thus be "biopsied" at this early stage, the few cells extracted used for genetic tests.
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Both players had a tooth extracted and were unavailable in the Kings' 116-110 win over the Denver Nuggets.
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The flavours and typical brown colouring are extracted from flowers, roots, plants and herbs in various ways—principally, infusion.
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Collins was able to download the backups of the iCloud accounts, and apparently extracted the compromising photos from there.
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And since the whole area is contaminated, any gear you collect needs to be extracted by helicopter and cleaned.
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For instance, the image below was extracted from a classifier for digits that was run through the CEM probe.
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Farmers won't find out how much THC their plants produce until they're harvested, dried and the CBD is extracted.
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Unlike traditional methods, this ingredient is not derived from safrole (a liquid extracted from sassafras), and trade remains legal.
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Iraq started exports of natural gas extracted alongside crude oil at its fields in the southern region in 2016.
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Duterte also said he wanted all mineral resources extracted from the country to be processed domestically before being exported.
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Pfizer states in its own briefing documents that oxycodone could only be uniquely extracted, without naltrexone, using one solvent.
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Instead, African cities are centres of consumption, where the rents extracted from natural resources are spent by the rich.
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With these, labor can be extracted for purposes that fall short of even the most basic measures of impact.
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In two years, Tokyo 2020 extracted enough metal from old gadgets to make approximately 5,000 Olympic and Paralympic medals.
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But four, including SungEel HiTech, can directly recover cobalt or produce powders from which rare metals can be extracted.
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They extracted more than six hundred proteins from the plague records, including seventeen from the family of Yersinia pestis .
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They freed Mattia late on Tuesday morning and later extracted Ciro more than 21980 hours after the quake hit.
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And even then, if she misrepresented her situation when she extracted that promise, you're not bound to keep it.
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The trucks take the kimberlite ore to a factory for the treatment process, during which the diamond are extracted.
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But regardless of her career's longevity, Ms. Prescod has extracted some lessons that inform her life outside of fencing.
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With Ligeti's approval, Mr. Howarth later extracted the arias and published them in a version for soprano or trumpet.
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Then, in the early 1990s, scientists completed more precise studies of ice cores extracted from the Greenland ice sheet.
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In September 2010 Lindsday went to the university hospital, where the doctor successfully extracted one of his adrenal medullas.
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Under U.S. law, mine operators are required to clean up pits and restore vegetation after minerals have been extracted.
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Just how much money is being extracted from black athletes and their families by the major college sports industry?
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They were trying to find places to spend the $40 in coins they had extracted from the family piggybank.
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Four new holes on her eyelids and a small amount of extracted fat later, she finally had double lids.
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Even with the help of hundreds of volunteer fossil enthusiasts, about a decade passed before Wade was finally extracted.
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A PetroMasila official said that small amounts of oil are still being extracted for use in provincial power generators.
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The case against him depended solely on a confession that, according to medical records, had been extracted under torture.
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They started with a kente cloth, "extracted the line work and created a pattern, hand-painted it," she said.
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She stands as a testament to our complicated history and the price extracted from those who had few choices.
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It was during those unrecorded sessions, unseen by anyone outside the room, that the damning statements were first extracted.
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The bacteria can be extracted from feces and supplied as an enema or in a capsule that patients swallow.
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It was more that I kind of dug down and extracted all of the horrible things that I've experienced.
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It's oil extracted from the camellia seed flower, which is native to Japan and was beloved by Coco Chanel.
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Many rivers traversed the forest, and from them my people extracted fish, which they learned to conserve through smoking.
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There's no hardware to be confiscated—unless of course law enforcement officers extracted the device from the person's leg.
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In another, an aerial shot, a rocky landscape has been pockmarked with gaping holes where the stone was extracted.
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The protein is extracted by firms such as Puris or Roquette and then transformed into burgers by Beyond Meat.
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A sample extracted from the bone marrow of Ata's ribs was used to conduct a whole-genome sequence analysis.
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All four letters tested positive for ricin, a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans, according to the affidavit.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren extracted an unwitting advertisement for her presidential campaign from Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, on Tuesday.
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Dr. Priest and his colleagues extracted the SCN5A gene from the cells taken from different parts of her heart.
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"We can be taken in quarantine, and extracted in quarantine and arrive in the United States safely," she said.
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An hour later, he says, a doctor extracted bits of "what seemed like a wooden needle" from the wound.
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Their latest research involves growing the actual brain tumor tissue extracted from the patient in the laboratory, said Mazen.
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At her worktable the other day, Doering extracted the first of Krausse's bees using a long pair of tweezers.
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A couple of Ranjan's assistants extracted snow samples, each the size of a rice cake, from the drill bit.
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Like nearly all other Alaska politicians, Ms. Murkowski wants that oil extracted because Alaskans would benefit from its royalties.
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His pick for AG will almost certainly be questioned about this, and about whether Trump extracted any loyalty pledges.
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Instead of just printing out the extracted HTML, we can output it programmatically as we further refine our quarry.
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Meanwhile, some scientists argue that the land itself has sunk after companies extracted oil and gas from underground wells.
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The Great British Bake Off: Get Baking for Friends and Family — £6.30 (bundle saving £20.00) Extracted: Volume 1 (Extracted Trilogy) — £3.99 (bundle saving £8.99) Hubert Horatio: How to Raise your Grown-Ups — £5.80 (bundle saving £12.99) David Walliams: Boogie Bear — £4.64 (bundle saving £8.99) Paddington at St Paul's — £5.99 (bundle saving £12.99)
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It sits deep under the ground in Iraq and Syria, some of which ISIS controls, where it must be extracted.
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Given Atiyah's many incredible results, it is reasonable to hope that something of value can be extracted from the work.
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The entire genomes could not be extracted, but enough information was gleaned for the researchers to perform a phylogenetic analysis.
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For those not in the know yet, CBD is one of the many compounds that can be extracted from cannabis.
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A "striking abundance" of cholesterol molecules—upwards of 93 percent of the organic material extracted—was detected within the specimen.
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Narongsak Osatanakorn said Wednesday that the team may not all be extracted at the same time depending on their health.
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Knowing those networks' particulars can make a big difference to beliefs about how much can safely be extracted from them.
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On Thursday, Egyptian and German archaeologists extracted a 26-foot (8-meter) statue in the El Matareya district of Cairo.
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Researchers extracted DNA from dozens of the skeletal remains within the lake and successfully identified 23 males and 15 females.
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After the cows have produced enough antibodies to that disease, their plasma is extracted three times per month, says Sullivan.
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"There were complications when they were extracted from the rubble, which made the ischemia on their extremities worse," Yebra said.
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History has shown us how elements of marginalized culture are extracted, appropriated, and commodified, often without context by dominant groups.
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Let's pause to think about the longevity and the real value to be extracted and over how long a term.
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In the most extreme of these, experts can reconstruct the entire genome using DNA fragments extracted from a single cell.
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And sounds often come packaged with more noise than signal, limiting the features that can be extracted from audio data.
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Voters in such regions will probably look kindly on the infrastructure and development projects the FARC extracted in peace talks.
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There are a few obvious tips: go through the extracted faces and delete any bad crops before starting, for instance.
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The technique involves testing DNA extracts from microbes found in rock samples and comparing them to DNA extracted from oil.
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They usually have one main extracted ingredient, like green tea or vitamin C, plus boosters like collagen and hyaluronic acid.
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Using "preventive detention" and plea bargaining, they have extracted confessions and evidence that have secured more than a hundred convictions.
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"[T]he cyclist alerted @mcfrs rescuers – once extricated/extracted from mud – no injuries rescued by his heroic pets," he added.
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Turning involves maximizing the volume of gas extracted from each LFG well while maintaining oxygen (<0.25%) and nitrogen (<1.0%) concentration.
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" Sweet Reason describes its product as a "premium sparkling water infused with 7mg of… unique form of CO2-extracted CBD.
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Extracted from conifers, the substance Hankook calls Aqua Pine improves wet road performance as well as general handling and braking.
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Seated across from me, Laura Jane Grace extracted from her clutch purse a credit card and handed it to her.
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What right, if any, could remain sacrosanct if freedom of speech were to be extracted from the body of liberties?
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Those British service members were paraded before then-President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and critics said their apologies were extracted under duress.
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Deliveroo, which previously touted a $2 billion price tag, didn't mention a valuation on Friday, suggesting Bezos extracted favourable terms.
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The British service members were paraded before then President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and critics said their apologies were extracted under duress.
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But the aid and subsidised trade it has extracted have mainly enriched the Pyongyang elite and financed the nuclear programme.
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Ice cores—samples extracted from glaciers and ice sheets—are useful to scientists because they preserve millennia of pristine data.
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Under Thursday's deal, Strongbow would get royalties from any lithium extracted by Cornish Lithium from brine springs in the area.
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Things like cadence and pronunciation aren't specified by its overseers but extracted from the audio and modeled in real time.
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EU member Cyprus has discovered natural gas in areas off the south of the island, though nothing has been extracted.
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The blue water footprint is the amount of water that's extracted from reservoirs, surface water and groundwater to irrigate fields.
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The FDA review said oxycodone could be extracted from Troxyca ER using multiple common solvents, some more easily than others.
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If global growth ever picks up commodities will recover, too—along with the rents that can be extracted from them.
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So far, so like the case in which "vulture funds" extracted $5 billion from Argentina's new government earlier this year.
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They can then model projections for different scenarios based on aspects such as climate or how much water is extracted.
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Or maybe kava becomes dangerous if the kavalactones are extracted using ethanol or acetone instead of water, the traditional preparation.
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The first members of the team were extracted from the cave Sunday, about eight hours after the rescue efforts began.
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A doorman standing between two elegant conical topiary trees reached into one of them, extracted a joint and lit up.
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It is unclear how much was extracted from the loan or how any funds drawn from the financing were used.
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Details are gradually emerging about a former US intelligence asset inside the Russian government, who was hastily extracted in 2017.
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The rules remained in place for the companies in question, however, because they were a requirement extracted during prior transactions.
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They then re-harvest the extracted nutrients into products that they can distribute to companies in need of that resource.
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The research team extracted DNA from female Thylacine tissue that had been preserved in alcohol for more than a century.
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Mining companies in Congo extracted just under 1 million tonnes of copper in 2015, making the country Africa's top producer.
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She not only fought her charges, she extracted money from the city that had tried to place her behind bars.
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Assessing information leakage is much harder, since not having data on users doesn't prevent insights from being extracted through metadata.
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In the atrium the guards restored his phone to him and extracted the tag from his thumb without a word.
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Researchers extracted RNA from these sea snails and injected it into others that had not been exposed to the shocks.
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The team captured a young rebel while on a patrol and extracted the location of the rebels' base of operations.
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It pursued enforcement actions against hundreds of companies and extracted $12 billion in financial relief for nearly 30 million consumers.
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This could be obtained from direct household payment applications, but usually the information is extracted from prior year tax returns.
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There is "absolutely no doubt" that Cuadrilla could make money if gas can be extracted from the shale, he said.
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There's the standard blood donation, where a needle is put your arm and about a pint of blood is extracted.
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Researchers were able to detect the bacteria through microbes extracted from the remaining blood vessels within the Baroque artist's teeth.
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But the explosives in suicide vests and belts, he added, were compounds, including RDX and TNT, extracted from conventional ordnance.
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With Patrascu leading the way, supporters have already extracted one concession from the I.T.F., with more possibly on the way.
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Extracted by processes physically so extreme as to seem mystical, iron can exhibit wildly contradictory properties: incorruptible durability, unearthly delicacy.
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The team extracted samples buried as deep as 1,300 meters into the seafloor while aboard a vessel called Liftboat Myrtle.
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The bone fragments were sent to a Florida DNA lab, which successfully extracted DNA, confirming Brown's role in the murder.
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The price of their release was set at 29,211 guns, to be extracted from a population of 21951,215-503,250 Mursi.
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Some young sommeliers found the earlier Theise catalogs, extracted the fogy-smashing exuberance and filtered it through ego-addled swagger.
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It also has sweat absorptive powder extracted from the root of Brazil&aposs native cassava plan — and it actually works.
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Before agreeing to formal talks, the United States extracted specific commitments from Iran to freeze portions of its nuclear program.
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Johannes Krause and his colleagues examined DNA extracted from the teeth of 53 ancient people in what is now Germany.
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Paints had been made by hand-grinding minerals extracted from the ground or using dyes made from plants and insects.
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Hough, who had her wisdom teeth extracted in December 2016, shared the hilarious video as a throwback in May 2017.
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If the energy-dense fluids could be extracted from a well, it would be another historic first for Larderello-Travale.
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"They all had one thing in common: failure," the extracted man wrote witheringly of the die-hards he had duped.
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Facebook has faced widespread backlash following revelations that Cambridge Analytica improperly extracted data from 50 million Facebook users without permission.
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Much of it, such as radiators and engine motors, needs to be physically disassembled before the metal can be extracted.
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He is a "very, very fortunate individual," said Roger Yensen, commander of the volunteer Mountain Rescue Posse who extracted him.
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Bonneville proponents have long argued that the salt should be returned to the racecourse once the potash has been extracted.
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A young man, Kameron, was there to get his painful teeth extracted—they'd been bothering him for years, he said.
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The silicon was extracted at a plant in Minnesota, then processed into a thin wafer at another factory in Massachusetts.
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Gouzer is on the board of Oceana, the conservation nonprofit, and has extracted millions of dollars from sometimes reluctant donors.
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Bitumen extracted from the oil sands has to be diluted with ultra-light hydrocarbons so it can flow through pipelines.
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But prosecutor Ken Kratz held a televised press conference, where he told the story that was extracted from Dassey's interrogation.
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Fortunately, since texts aren't cakes, there is no end to the pleasure that may be extracted from these six books.
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Known as suri, the worms are extracted and eaten straight from the trunk, or later fried and eaten during meals.
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Bystanders and family rushed the children to a local clinic, where Hamza awoke while shrapnel was extracted from his chest.
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So they carefully extracted bile duct samples, froze them to keep the structures intact, then looked at them underneath a microscope.
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The pipe is connected to another copper vat, and the extracted steam becomes the rakija, which pumps into the plastic tubs.
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And hairs found in soil extracted from the well matched the boy's DNA, government official Maria Galvez told reporters on Wednesday.
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Then they froze the tissue in liquid nitrogen and sent them off to North Carolina to be extracted for RNA sequencing.
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Part of the gripe was the tax benefits and goodies Amazon had extracted in exchange for jobs from New York Gov.
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And a whole load of pens – one pen is filled with ink extracted from approximately 50 minutes of diesel car pollution.
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Hackers infiltrated dozens of companies around the world with advanced malicious software that extracted information from their systems, according to McAfee.
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The hacker supposedly combed through the internet for Git config files, then extracted credentials listed in plain text to gain access.
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It read about 3,000 NYT articles about AI and extracted the 30 most salient concepts, like robot, self-driving, and computing.
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Were $3bn eventually extracted from Ukraine as a result of the Russian lawsuit, however, the hryvnia would come under renewed pressure.
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That's because the SEP operating system is encrypted, and—in theory—cannot be extracted or reverse engineered from a regular iPhone.
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The lawsuit, which has yet to be decided, claims that the guarantees were extracted under duress and should not be binding.
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The 150-Watt motor is slow and quiet, ensuring every bit of juicy, nutritional goodness is extracted with minimal heat buildup.
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For this study, though, Hingtgen and his colleagues extracted the skin cells from chunks of human flesh leftover as surgical waste.
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And hairs found in soil extracted from the well match the boy's DNA, government official Maria Galvez told reporters on Wednesday.
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The conditions in which the bears are held captive and the bile is extracted have been widely criticized by conservation NGOs.
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They extracted a core that spanned more than 700 millennia, including about seven cycles of glaciers warming, melting, and warming again.
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Once again working for the government, Khuzami extracted historic settlements from big banks as a financial regulator under President Barack Obama.
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At a paleontology research center in Madrid, experts extracted and restored the cranium over a "painstaking" two-year process, Quam said.
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After that, it is extracted during a procedure lasting a half hour or less, and can be replaced with another implant.
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To address this, we aggregated 55,800 deals extracted from Crunchbase data by geographical region, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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"I find this method of 'confession,' extracted during incommunicado detention and publicized on national television, very worrying," Mr. al-Hussein said.
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After drying, the extracted DNA should be kept in a nonpermeable container somewhere with low humidity and out of direct sunlight.
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In many parts of the US, flares are the default way of dealing with methane extracted from the ground alongside oil.
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The bodies of 11 women, three men and a child were extracted overnight from the van, authorities said in a statement.
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Detectives extracted DNA samples from the remains and sent it to a Virginia-based lab which predicts physical appearances from DNA.
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Their DNA is extracted and enriched with molecular biology principles, and genes selected to be redone by the hospital's NGS machine.
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On her visit to Sulawesi, Dr. Ilardo also took mouth swabs from the Bajau and Saluan from which she extracted DNA.
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There's still blood on the hands of the companies that extracted oil in the region and the oil state of Ecuador.
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Metzker isolated some of these cells from each sample, extracted their DNA, and used PCR to create huge quantities of copies.
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Those rules may have extracted money from the tech giants, but didn't necessarily put money in the pockets of EU companies.
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Using a millions-large set of Google News data, Google researchers extracted patterns of words that are related to each other.
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Finally, Sky Sports has extracted the admission we've all been waiting for: Daniel Sturridge sprays cologne on his kit before matches.
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Trump's baffling denials notwithstanding, Russian operatives almost certainly did feed data extracted from the DNC and HRC's campaign staff to Wikileaks.
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It has been legal since the passage of the farm bill in December but only when it is extracted from hemp.
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The F.B.I. isn't saying whether the information it extracted from the iPhone used by a gunman in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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There he extracted the cells from the mixture and pipetted them into tiny grain-size wells, 500 cells to a well.
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This is invisible to the naked eye, and is extracted by special filters — where each pattern is unique for each camera.
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A patient undergoes a procedure to address a medical issue — extracted wisdom teeth for example, or, as Prince did, orthopedic surgery.
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Dr. Tsien and his collaborators extracted the proteins they wanted to track, attached dye molecules and injected them back into cells.
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In a Medium post published Sunday evening, Stephanie Carter wrote that the 85033 image was "misleadingly extracted" from its proper context.
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ANSA reported that emergency workers had extracted a young boy from the wreckage and taken him by helicopter to a hospital.
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Several media outlets published information on Monday about a former CIA asset in Russia who had to be extracted in 2017.
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Each grain of the powder acts as a tiny plastic container that holds one strand of extracted DNA, ash, or hair.
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Slice's data, for background, is extracted from e-receipts, including those that reference in-app purchases on iTunes and Google Play.
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" According to his WWE profile, "Kane is a monstrous abomination that seems to have been extracted directly from your childhood nightmares.
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The drug, Epidiolex, could become the first such medication extracted from marijuana to be approved for use in the U.S. _____ 10.
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If Epidiolex wins regulatory approval, it would be the first prescription drug in the United States that is extracted from marijuana.
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"["Turbo Killer"] seems to be telling an incomplete story, as if it was extracted from a longer plot," Seth Ickerman says.
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The Russian military extracted opposition research on Republican candidates in bulk from the DNC, as part of a multi-gigabyte haul?
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Lawyers have argued the DEA's new code is an overreach since CBD products extracted from marijuana are legal in many states.
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In return, he extracted commitments from the Saudis to take steps to curb terrorism, including a new center to monitor militants.
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In a highly unusual move, Ms. Bowers extracted the panel in question, and issued an apology for having used the photographs.
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But he extracted his revenge: He testified against them in federal trials, and scores of his wayward former associates were convicted.
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As for stem cells extracted from bone marrow, Dr. Knoepfler said well-controlled studies were even scarcer, also with mixed results.
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Some of the clinics also inject joints with platelet-rich plasma, a solution of platelets extracted from the patient's own blood.
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The sunlight passes through each of these layers, or junctions, and energy is extracted by each at its most efficient wavelength.
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" He wrote, "As is so often the case, the patterns extracted by deep learning are more superficial than they initially appear.
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Many details, like whether the metals can be extracted from the marine ore, still need to be worked out, he said.
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I mean, just look at this photo extracted from the overview page of the LG LRFVS3006S, aka, the 30 cu. ft.
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She said at least 150,000 tonnes were extracted in 2018-2019, but did not have the exact number for other years.
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She said at least 150,000 tonnes were extracted in 2018-2019, but did not have the exact number for other years.
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Dr. Schnorr eventually extracted DNA from microbes inside 27 Hadza and compared them with samples gathered from people in Bologna, Italy.
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The U.S. had been working to get dozens of high-value detainees out of northern Syria, but has extracted only two.
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They extracted two of his children from the wrecked car crash that killed his first wife and baby in late 1972.
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That hypothesis has held up well over the past decade, as paleoanthropologists have extracted more complete Neanderthal genomes from other fossils.
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But now, more than a few years in, I think I've extracted the lesson to share with them and everyone else.
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Inside are tiny tubes, each less than a millimeter in diameter, lined with living human cells extracted from a particular organ.
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Hemings, with the aid of what she and Jefferson considered to be the power of French law, extracted promises from Jefferson.
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They are also the building blocks of a virtual city, a second metropolis extracted from and existing alongside the real one.
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It enabled him to pull a flap of gum tissue down over the socket of the front tooth he had extracted.
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A recent survey found that almost half of Americans approved the use of torture if it led to information being extracted.
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PNE and Petrus Advisers, which last month extracted a top-up for its Comdirect stake from Commerzbank, both declined to comment.
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To bolster their blood bank, individuals slated for execution would have their blood removed, in some cases even a kidney extracted.
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We extracted opium from the poppy and quickly discovered how to make opiates that are a thousandfold more potent and addicting.
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It often framed dissidents during that time with charges extracted through torture that they were communists or sympathetic toward North Korea.
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Authorities extracted a car from the area where Orlando Moore and Portia Ravenelle went missing on March 27, according to Col.
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In Gibraltar, there's evidence that Neanderthals extracted the feathers of certain birds — only dark feathers — possibly for aesthetic or ceremonial purposes.
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Gibson, "extracted grub-like and blinking" from his bedroom, arrived when he was fifteen, got a girlfriend, and read the Beats.
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After the reactor has done its job capturing carbon dioxide, the algae can be harvested and extracted into a dry film.
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The Good Bones star revealed on Monday that, from her most recent egg retrieval, only one potentially viable egg was extracted.
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Hewlett cautions against generalizing results obtained in extracted teeth, as they may not represent the same environment as a person's mouth.
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Iran extracted 1.68 million tons of coal in 2016, an increase on previous years, thanks to an easing of international sanctions.
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He had a quirky curiosity that led him to ask offbeat questions, whose answers he extracted from the numbers he kept.
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I never thought the data extracted from my vagina would end up in the hands of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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"As a result, there is no longer a general ban on importing into the United States any article that is a product of Burma; however, the specific ban on jadeite and rubies mined or extracted from Burma as well as articles of jewelry containing jadeite or rubies mined or extracted from Burma was reinstituted," the agency wrote.
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