" He continued, "It's more important to be polarizing than neutralizing.
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It does this by neutralizing the attacks opponents like Sen.
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Broadly reactive neutralizing antibodies are demonstrating great promise for prevention.
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They are pursuing determined military buildups aimed at neutralizing U.S. strengths.
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The Rosses immediately set to work neutralizing Anna's prominent Queens accent.
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You can try neutralizing the acid in a few different ways.
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Rather than neutralizing his addiction, it added another to the pot.
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Neutralizing them is a key goal of Taliban and Haqqani field commanders.
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Play defense, a neutralizing shot, see the point when you can attack.
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His puck-moving prowess can aid in neutralizing the Blues' vicious forecheck.
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To put it another way: the Warriors excel at neutralizing their opponent's strength.
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After all, prisoners earn stripes on the inside for neutralizing rats and pedophiles.
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The family meetings on Monday's episode were also a means of neutralizing race.
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Susan Collins discussed her role as a neutralizing force during the government shutdown.
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Our public narrative right now is a key component of neutralizing Russian threats.
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The key to neutralizing these activities is to make them public and transparent.
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However, there's a chance neutralizing the animosine could also kill Amber and Midge.
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Because the path to neutralizing or coopting external institutions runs through corrupting internal ones.
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The ships are one of the Navy's primary tools for finding and neutralizing mines.
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It is pushing state and local governments into near-bankruptcy and neutralizing workers' raises.
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Even in the neutralizing era of the internet, not everyone can do this well.
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As Varble gradually realized, the art market is adept at absorbing and neutralizing resistance.
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One introduces a neutralizing field, whose behavior is especially sensitive to 't Hooft's new interaction.
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The particles produced by their neutralizing field—its quanta—are predicted to have remarkable properties.
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Instead of expressing fear, residents of Jakarta praised the police for quickly neutralizing the attackers.
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Forgers have reused old canvases to create forgeries, neutralizing the effectiveness of testing canvas fibers.
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Some people make powerful neutralizing antibodies to an infection, while others mount a milder response.
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An otherwise healthy individual can easily swallow that mucus (neutralizing the invaders) or spit it out.
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Neutralizing his edgy look was Nagasu on his arm in a light blue romantic lace look.
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His only lines and appearances lend him specifically to neutralizing the threat Bushmaster poses to Mariah.
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With organic toxins, mushrooms break down molecular bonds, thus neutralizing toxins or breaking the toxins down.
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Few countries had as much success as Mexico in neutralizing the effects of the Russian Revolution.
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By neutralizing the free radicals, the thinking goes, antioxidants canceled the benefits of exercise, preventing strengthening.
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Rather than directly neutralizing pro-oxidants, it prompts our bodies to boost defenses and detoxify itself.
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Money Crashers likes the high absorbency and odor-neutralizing power of the ground walnut shell materials.
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"I think they're really efficient at neutralizing odors and are really easy to scoop," she said.
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Conveniently, the move allows Ecuador to continue supporting Assange while effectively neutralizing him as a political actor.
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Our body's natural lubricant, saliva, does double duty by sloshing away bacteria and neutralizing your mouth's acidity.
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Or, you can work the other angle, neutralizing the acids they produce with a base-like buffer.
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What the NIH and Sanofi scientists did was combine three broadly neutralizing antibodies into a single compound.
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Even if he retrieves it, I calculate engaging and neutralizing the threat in less than a second.
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That doesn't mean the Trump administration and other opponents have given up on neutralizing the bureau's work.
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This pollution can be mitigated by treating the water with neutralizing minerals, such as lime, Ziemkiewicz said.
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Saudi Arabia wants to prevent rival Shi'ite Iran from building influence near its border by neutralizing the Houthis.
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The best two players in the game the last two years have been the best at neutralizing weapons.
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In June, President Filipe Nyusi vowed to be relentless and firm in neutralizing those responsible for the attacks.
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The clearing of the field most conspicuously aided No. 8 Wisconsin (10-0), partly neutralizing its soft schedule.
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"China has devalued its currency by over 10% with the express purpose of neutralizing tariffs, full stop," Navarro said.
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What authorities called "units specializing in locating and neutralizing perpetrators" were on the scene, police said in a statement.
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Another involves lines of magnetic fields coming together and neutralizing each other, with the magnetic energy heating the plasma.
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Ortega has consolidated his rule by neutralizing and co-opting credible opposition and stalling the development of independent institutions.
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But by and large, we still milk snakes and use horse immune systems to supply the toxin-neutralizing proteins.
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"We have years of experience in neutralizing efforts by enemies to strike blows against our country," the source added.
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Yet, becoming parents is the most neutralizing event in our queer lives, breaking down walls, countering ignorance with love.
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And social media platforms themselves — Twitter and Facebook among them — have become more effective at detecting and neutralizing bots.
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Mr. Kamden of NordVPN said 30 percent of popular antivirus systems were capable of detecting and neutralizing the ransomware.
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She usually is tasked with either neutralizing tear gas canisters fired by police or throwing them back at authorities.
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But Trump's age — he is now 73 — is also seen as neutralizing the effect of an older Democratic nominee.
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Halting production would mean dismantling the old reactor, neutralizing a new one, and taking apart a uranium enrichment facility.
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Budding Shepherds are thrown into a high-octane scenario where they're tasked with neutralizing the terrorists without harming bystanders.
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Some patients, however, wind up producing broadly-neutralizing antibodies, which are able to hit a large number of strains.
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Through these truces and ceasefires, the regime is neutralizing the last pockets of rebels who could threaten its core territory.
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Her campaign is less concerned about platform right now than neutralizing any "unnecessary opposition" that could distract from defeating Trump.
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That has included the National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance, a non-profit focused on detecting and neutralizing cyber threats.
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Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao tweeted on Wednesday that the irregular trades were identified and will be reversed, neutralizing the attack.
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Neutralizing the hardened nuclear sides may be beyond the capability of most, if not all, of our conventional weapons systems.
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Congress has also threatened to block Iran's access to the American financial system, a way of neutralizing the sanctions relief.
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So far, most of the bills that have passed have placed restrictions on these agreements, without banning or neutralizing them.
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Wednesday's report said China and Russia were seeking regional hegemony and pursuing aggressive military buildups aimed at neutralizing American strengths.
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Their cases sometimes go on for years amid careful, tedious, behind-the-scenes work aimed at recruiting or neutralizing foreign spies.
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There were other means of assessing whether he was indeed dangerous and neutralizing his perceived menace without resorting to lethal means.
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Which is why, at this point, the "neutralizing the characters' cellphones" moment has become a standard part of horror movie language.
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Here's something from the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization—a department dedicated to neutralizing improvised explosive devices and drone-borne threats.
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Wearing a prosthetic limb, Berwari returned as a colonel in the Kurdish Peshmerga, neutralizing booby traps left by a retreating ISIS.
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With a population of more than 320 million Americans, identifying and neutralizing all potential terrorists before they strike is nigh impossible.
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"By then you mount an immune response including neutralizing antibody and then the virus disappears from your system," Dr. Hotez says.
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But what it does do is grant your skin environmental protection by neutralizing free radicals from UV rays and ozone pollution.
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Even after the body stops producing neutralizing antibodies, a subset of immune memory cells can reactivate a response effectively, he noted.
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Medlock added four second-half field goals while the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defense did the rest, neutralizing Hamilton's high powered attack.
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And the Europeans have bent over backwards to find ways of neutralizing or circumventing the sanctions Trump subsequently loaded onto Iran.
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This lowers the cost of imports and raises the cost of U.S. exports — neutralizing the tariffs' bite and hurting trade overall.
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Instead of neutralizing her critics, the test further inflamed criticism that she was trying to equate DNA results with cultural kinship.
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When illuminated by invisible UV light, the particles glow on the skin, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and imperfections, and neutralizing discoloration.
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Then once the liquid evaporates, all that remains is the virus and the crystallized salt — which slices through the virus, neutralizing it.
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On Twitter, French President Emanuel Macron praised the police for "neutralizing the terrorist" and shared condolences for the victims and their families.
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Antibodies are large proteins that latch onto invading bacteria or viruses, neutralizing them and enabling the immune system to destroy the pathogens.
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It's a game about neutralizing intrusions into the space that you've designated for yourself, about continuing to persevere after defeats and setbacks.
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But here too, Trump does poorly among likely general election voters, neutralizing a weakness of Clinton's that Republicans had hoped to exploit.
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"They also seek to manipulate the election narrative by planting press stories or neutralizing negative narratives on social media," Mr. Page said.
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The authors of the new study wondered if they could string together these broadly neutralizing antibodies into a sort of mega-antibody.
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"Just to be clear the cops are the heroes in this, they did an outstanding job of neutralizing the threat," he said.
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But he then suggested an alternative that is no less radical — neutralizing the Court's Republican majority by demoting some of its members.
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Based in Pittsburgh, it makes filtration products used for removing impurities from water, rather than neutralizing them through the addition of chemicals.
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The bill was introduced in November with the support of 12 Senate Democrats, neutralizing the opposition of liberal colleagues who opposed it.
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Knocking out Pyongyang's known nuclear capacity will be essential, and neutralizing its bombardment of the South's capital will spare thousands of lives.
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Drugs like AstraZeneca Plc's Nexium are highly effective in neutralizing stomach acid, but millions of people are still not getting adequate relief.
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That treatment has led many Washington observers to see Huntsman's appointment as aimed at neutralizing his political threat -- one that Abrams didn't represent.
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Indeed if that new interaction is present, then the neutralizing field will adjust its own value, so as to cancel that interaction's influence.
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Advocates of the border adjustment tax say it would cause the already strong U.S. dollar to rise, neutralizing upward pressure on import prices.
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The game gives you two weapons that shoot fireballs and ice chunks, and you drift through dreamy natural landscapes neutralizing demons with them.
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Apart from a joint interest in neutralizing Islamist militants in Syria, another impetus for Israel and Turkey to mend relations is natural gas.
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Shungite is another great neutralizing crystal, or one that filters out incoming negativity, while black onyx and obsidian will also keep you grounded.
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Eat foods rich in antioxidants, chemicals that inhibit the oxidation of molecules by neutralizing free radicals, thereby stopping them from causing cellular damage.
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I want to recognize the Boulder and CU police departments for their prompt and swift response to this incident and neutralizing the suspect.
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Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it makes filtration products used for removing impurities from water, rather than neutralizing them through the addition of chemicals.
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Once Trump is in office, a good insurance policy would call for neutralizing the advisers seen as most threatening, including his attorney general.
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For every good thing the post-Ozil, supposedly financially-free Wenger accomplished, there was some opposite event neutralizing the good feeling from it.
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This time, the Israeli military used a new, quiet and unspecified method of neutralizing a tunnel, and said it knew of no casualties.
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Once you have really good long-lived antibodies in your blood, some of these antibodies can be very good at neutralizing the virus.
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Eventually, Cahill plans on implementing carbon neutralizing strategies including carbon offsets and green touring for all of the artists represented by the firm.
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These capabilities would be crucial in neutralizing North Korean offensive capabilities before Pyongyang could inflict grievous damage on South Korea's people and economy.
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But proponents, among them big industrial companies, say the dollar would adjust by rising sharply and neutralizing some of the impact of higher prices.
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But that would necessitate Trump focusing his time in Japan on neutralizing threats to American security rather than trying to neutralize his own insecurities.
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Free of sulfates and gentle enough to use every time you shower, this rich, neutralizing shampoo is just what your brassy, blonde hair ordered.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted his congratulations on Saturday evening to India's security forces on "successfully neutralizing all the five terrorists in 'Pathankot Operation'".
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In the study, American and German researchers used four powerful antibodies that are known for neutralizing several strains of HIV circulating around the world.
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Do you think there's a "right" way to handle trolls, or a best case scenario for neutralizing them or bringing them on your side?
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Egypt's scorched-earth approach to fighting militants in the Sinai and its stifling repression may be creating more radicals than the government is neutralizing.
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While I recognize the many barriers involved in neutralizing bias in the hiring process, I'm optimistic about organizations' ability to adapt more inclusive practices.
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"Even if Trump could 'demote' Powell, the FOMC could nevertheless vote to keep him on as FOMC chair, thereby neutralizing Trump's move," Hockett said.
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In the same interview, Putin said Russia's own weapons capabilities were capable of neutralizing any threat posed by Romanian and Polish NATO missile deployments.
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The premise might seem like a stunt, or a way to latch on to a hot news topic while neutralizing the racially polarizing elements.
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Celebrity makeup artist Marni Burton-Gabor has used IT Cosmetics' "Bye Bye Redness Neutralizing Correcting Cream" on clients like Laura Dern and Shailene Woodley.
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This immediate success is being supplemented with education programs fronted by Maasai Wildlife Warriors, aimed at neutralizing any antagonism between man and his fellow predators.
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French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb praised the French police on Twitter for their quick and cool response in neutralizing the assailant in his "odious" attack.
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"Unless new relevant information is received contradicting or neutralizing the fact findings presented above, the file will be forwarded for a decision," the letter continues.
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He presented updates on the use of broadly neutralizing antibodies, which as their name suggests could neutralize HIV reservoirs hiding in cells, at the symposium.
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Huawei has a thing it calls AI stabilization, which evidently does a wonderful job of neutralizing clumsiness or unsteadiness on the part of the user.
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Hanoi could emerge as a key player in Washington's long-term Southeast Asia push that's aimed at neutralizing Beijing's influence in the South China Sea.
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While experiments with antibody therapies haven't completely cleared primates' bodies of HIV, understanding how the body generates effective neutralizing antibodies could help with designing vaccines.
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Multiple studies have since tested ways in which broadly neutralizing antibodies could help stave off HIV infection or slow its growth in those already infected.
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While no licensed treatments have been proven capable of neutralizing the virus, a range of therapies are under development, including immune therapies and drug therapies.
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Eovaldi, who rears back and scowls before pushing forward to unfurl his fastballs, was even more impressive in neutralizing a more powerful Blue Jays lineup.
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And the budget agreement allows Trump to extinguish further debate on the ballooning deficit beyond next year's presidential election, neutralizing it as a campaign issue.
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"[Our non-nuclear forces] must be taken to a higher level of quality so that they are capable of neutralizing any military threats," he said.
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At least once per day, apply an absorbent foot spray like Arm & Hammer Invisible Foot Powder Spray that contains odor-neutralizing ingredients to absorb moisture.
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And for the first 45 minutes on Tuesday, the Egyptian back line held strong, intercepting and deflecting balls and neutralizing a series of Russian attacks.
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Neutralizing the morality talk and stigma that surround obesity, he says, would make it a lot easier to figure out how to deal with it.
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The N.S.A. clearly needs to do a better job of safeguarding the cyberweapons it is developing and also neutralizing the damage their theft has unleashed.
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His secondary goal: Neutralizing Klobuchar, who after a surprisingly strong third-place finish in the New Hampshire primary has emerged as a threat to him.
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Kawula said costs would include those associated with buying more expensive seaborne oil cargoes on the spot market and the expense of neutralizing the contamination.
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The city's eroding water mains could also be rendering municipal disinfectants useless, he realized; sloughed-off iron can bond with chlorine, neutralizing its effectiveness against germs.
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The vaccine, VLA1601, which was tested in two doses in 67 adult patients, induced the body to produce neutralizing antibodies against the virus, the companies said.
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They think the pathogen-neutralizing technology could significantly improve infectious-disease prevention efforts and hope to bring the masks to market within the next 18 months.
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Having more trees in the proximity to livestock could help convert the methane they emit into oxygen, neutralizing some of the harmful effects to the climate.
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It contains a powerful concentrated formula of eight antioxidants to protect skin from premature aging, neutralizing five kinds of harmful free radicals and defending against pollution.
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So even if you were to use a product with both charcoal and fluoride, and there are a few, you'd risk neutralizing fluoride's benefits, Messina says.
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While the UAE can exit Yemen while maintaining influence through southern forces, Saudi Arabia cannot walk away without neutralizing the armed Houthi movement on its borders.
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It's essentially ionized H20 that is said to yield a ton of benefits, including making you more hydrated, boosting your immunity, and neutralizing your body's acidity.
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The White House, however, remains determined that bolstering U.S. and South Korean missile defense capabilities is a crucial first step in neutralizing the North Korean threat.
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If Trump's history paved the way for moralistic media coverage of those kinds of affairs, he seems now to be neutralizing these stories as a force.
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In fact, it exposes how vulnerable Democrats are on the issue of the economy, with only a recession capable of neutralizing the advantage of the Republicans.
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When neutralizing a school shooting is as easy as turning a classroom into a foam party, who needs expanded background checks or an assault rifle ban?
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Acidic environments kill sperm, and by neutralizing the urethra's acidity, pre-cum creates a safer pathway for sperm on their way through the penis during ejaculation.
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Such missiles pose a particular challenge to American commanders because neutralizing them might require an attack deep inside Chinese territory, which would be a major escalation.
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Shadowserver says it sinkholes up to 5 million IP addresses per day, neutralizing malicious firehoses of data that would otherwise spew from botnets and disruptive malware.
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And yet, many assumed Mr. Grimm was the favorite, neutralizing Mr. Donovan's advantages with his Trump-style swagger and relentless ubiquity at diners and borough functions.
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He's got to get his house in order, and he wastes no time neutralizing the two threats to his authority that began percolating during his absence.
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The New York Times sportswriter Red Smith quoted Kuechenberg in 1975 on his strategy for neutralizing defenders, in this case the Chicago Bears tackle Wally Chambers.
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Researchers at the National Institutes of Health have isolated an antibody from an HIV-positive patient that is capable of neutralizing 98 percent of HIV strains.
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There's something to be said, I suppose, for neutralizing their power by making them the butt of the joke, but that can also fuel more anger.
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Researchers found Zika-neutralizing antibodies in the blood of all 42 patients, compared with about half in the study's control group of patients hospitalized for other reasons.
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Those researchers are working from the knowledge that a class of immune cell called a broadly neutralizing antibody can prevent infection with a major strain of HIV.
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One way they're hoping to do that is by using a bathroom air freshener-inspired device to pump fungus-neutralizing spray into a cave full of bats.
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In response to the environmental sounds they detect, they emit a sound wave that essentially waves in the opposite direction, neutralizing the noise rather than masking it.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes and artillery have struck Islamic State targets in Syria, 'neutralizing' 38 of the group's militants, Turkey's military said in a statement on Thursday.
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Mullah Mansour himself was a pragmatic operator, skilled at co-opting or neutralizing his rivals, and it still took him about a year to reconsolidate the group.
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After numerous explanations, eventually they said someone might have accidentally dumped hydrogen peroxide into the water, neutralizing its chlorine and allowing "organic compounds" like algae to bloom.
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A primary way of neutralizing foreign interference -- and domestic threats to our elections -- is by instilling confidence in American voters that their government takes election security seriously.
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The severity of that accusation, and Mr. Allen's steadfast denial of it, had the curious effect of neutralizing what might otherwise have been a reputation-destroying scandal.
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These retirements helped clear the field for new candidates to get a shot at open seats, neutralizing some of the advantages that are typically held by incumbents.
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But, he added, "If the envoy can succeed in neutralizing Hudaydah as an issue, it could be a very good beginning toward the end of Yemen's war."
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In the months since, the administration has rolled out a pressure campaign focused on "neutralizing" Iran's influence in the region and its support for terrorism and militants.
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But if cooperation with China continues smoothly, US-Philippines ties could become even more frosty, possible neutralizing the strategic value of a key American ally in Southeast Asia.
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"Cheers," which ran for 11 seasons on NBC, starting in 1982, was the first great hangout show: neutralizing the depiction of class and removing the pressures of work.
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We've got some ideas: for neutralizing certain lines of conversation, for politely standing your ground, and for how to decide when to bow out instead of blowing up.
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When I say neutralizing the virus, I mean that these antibodies can bind to the protein on the surface of the virus and block it from entering cells.
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While those plants are good at neutralizing sewage microorganisms that can make people sick or pollute waterways, they can miss chemicals that are linked with our changing lifestyles.
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Unlike Jack Bauer, Mr. Sutherland's "24" character, President Tom Kirkman — his current one — apparently won't be neutralizing the threat to his country in a tidy, season-long arc.
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The bigger issue with gaming has more to do with how Windows handles full-screen games by default, which has the unfortunate side effect of neutralizing the ScreenPad Plus.
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The report said Washington's request for a promise to keep the yuan stable was aimed at neutralizing any effort by Beijing to devalue its currency to counter U.S. tariffs.
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Anyway, Putin has been far more interested in propping up Assad and neutralizing those Syrian opposition elements who want to get rid of him than in seriously fighting ISIS.
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She tracks down nearly every ball and has an uncanny knack for restarting points with neutralizing shots that frustrate opponents even more than her change-of-direction winners do.
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The Der Spiegel report also alleged that Daimler, BMW, as well Volkswagen and its two subsidiaries Audi and Porsche, colluded to use a cheaper, less effective emissions neutralizing design.
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ABOUT GEORGETOWN (2-4): Oklahoma State did a sensational job neutralizing Hoyas guard L.J. Peak, who managed just nine points on 3-of-9 shooting while committing four turnovers.
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"We continue to believe it's right to maintain the Iran nuclear deal as the best way of neutralizing the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran," the spokesman told reporters.
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One method involves two pieces of cotton, one soaked in a solvent like turpentine, the other in a neutralizing liquid that stops the turpentine from eating straight through the canvas.
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Usama Kadri, a mathematician at Cardiff University in the UK, has published new calculations in the open-access journal Heliyon demonstrating the possibility of neutralizing tsunamis with underwater sound waves.
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"SAV001 elicited a neutralizing antibody response against not only HIV-1 subtype B but also against subtypes D and A even though it is based on subtype B," he adds.
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When it comes to neutralizing violent extremist thugs such as ISIS from recruiting the marginalized to inflict mass destruction on the homeland, there is no need to reinvent the wheel.
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With minerals like magnesium, iron, and sodium, celery can have a neutralizing effect on acidic foods — not to mention the fact that these minerals are necessary for essential bodily functions.
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In April, the European Association of Judges (EAJ) visited Budapest and said in a report that Hando was in effect neutralizing the panel that was supposed to oversee her work.
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Neutralizing Russia The most extraordinary aspect of Mueller's indictment is that it lays out, in great detail, one aspect of a large-scale Russian intelligence operation against the United States.
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And this points to China's bigger concern about THAAD: They're afraid that it could be used as part of a larger regional missile defense network, potentially neutralizing their nuclear deterrent.
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Neutralizing lead paint hazards in a single home can cost thousands of dollars, so the settlement money may only cover the clean-up of a fraction of homes that need work.
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The lab at Dugway Proving Ground, an Army facility southwest of Salt Lake City, is responsible for neutralizing anthrax spores that are sent to other laboratories for medical research and investigation.
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Code breaking was pivotal to the Allied defeat of Japan at sea and on the Pacific Islands, as well as to neutralizing the threat posed in the Atlantic by Nazi submarines.
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In effect it might foster a sense of inclusive capitalism, neutralizing criticism of the royal family's excesses, like the $500 million Italian yacht the crown prince acquired, according to news reports.
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They found that despite having less time to develop, a third of the antibodies were effective at neutralizing a strain of Ebola known as Zaire - the one causing the Congo outbreak.
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If the Trump administration succeeds in scuttling the federal standards and neutralizing California, it could be the most significant setback for American progress on climate change so far under President Trump.
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So-called broadly neutralizing antibodies don't latch onto the tip of those viral knobs; instead, they target different parts — parts that are nearly identical from one viral strain to the next.
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If Mr. Trump were to publicly condemn acts of prejudice, experts say, it could have a neutralizing effect because those who express hatred tend to respond to cues from role models.
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The idea is to make them look no better than he is, so that political journalists and voters come to see them as equally tainted by scandal, thus neutralizing ethical considerations.
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The alkaline diet, similarly, restricts high-acidity foods like tomatoes and dairy, with the goal of neutralizing the pH level of the body (something experts say a diet can't really do).
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Inspired by the instant brightening effect of a white pencil applied to the underside, Pink suspected that the solution was to apply that same neutralizing principle to the top of the nail.
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But they are also heavily invested in the idea of manufacturing an "Obama's Katrina" because they have a rooting interest in neutralizing the long-term brand damage Katrina did to their party.
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Why it matters: Scientists have been trying to elicit these so-called "broadly neutralizing antibodies" (bNAbs) by immunization for decades in hopes of creating a vaccine that can provide protection from HIV.
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The best type of case is the kind that uses hydrogen peroxide with a neutralizing agent, because they eliminate bacteria that can attach to your lenses throughout the day, Dr. Kampani says.
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"The United States' new Iran strategy focuses on neutralizing the government of Iran's destabilizing influence and constraining its aggression, particularly its support for terrorism and militants," the White House fact sheet said.
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" O'Reilly claimed Democrats wanted to campaign only in cities where "the minority vote usually goes heavily to the Democrats," effectively "neutralizing the largely white rural areas in the Midwest and the South.
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Albayalde vowed no relent in the campaign and to ensure continuity of its "remarkable accomplishments", including arresting or convincing tens of thousands of people to surrender, and the "neutralizing" of drug suspects.
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To further its goal of "neutralizing King as an effective Negro leader" (as a 20173 F.B.I. memo put it), the bureau peddled lurid details of his sex life to journalists and politicians.
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But, with luck, rather than neutralizing the agitation that has gathered around these monuments, the committee's measured — which is to say, half-measured — decisions will encourage it, get activist blood boiling again.
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In addition, some scientists are trying to force the virus into remission with broadly neutralizing antibodies, immune molecules that can disable various types of H.I.V. Five to 10 years at the earliest.
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The Bloomberg report said the U.S. request for a pledge to keep the yuan's value stable was aimed at neutralizing any effort by Beijing to devalue its currency to counter American tariffs.
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"For Amazon, it is about neutralizing a major rival and allowing itself to grow," said the second source, who added the company envisions helping Reliance's roughly 40 brands and grocery products go online.
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Go To A ProtestMaybe you imagined a tablecloth or cocktail glass when envisioning your next date — but how about matching bandanas and a bottle of Maalox instead (for neutralizing tear gas, of course)?
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In response to some foolish protestor landing a tiny piece of radioactive sand on the roof of the home of Japan's prime minister last year, Tokyo's police department got serious about drone neutralizing.
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The bulk of neutralizing is expected to begin next week, said Kathy Matheson, spokesperson for the Philadelphia Fire Department, one of several city, state and federal agencies that will help monitor the process.
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Refinery workers have begun neutralizing remnants of the modified hydrofluoric acid, or HF, in the drained unit before addressing the larger supply held in the emergency container, sources familiar with the plan said.
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At the top of the president's agenda was neutralizing the destabilizing activities of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in the region — in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, and Afghanistan — and countering its proxies.
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With dramatic blocks, Serbia's defenders staved off Italy's offense by neutralizing players like Matteo Aicardi, a top scorer who has worn a gladiator-style mask after suffering a broken nose early in the tournament.
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The original Mid Bluetooth headphones were already pretty good at blocking out noise passively, but the active noise cancellation dramatically improves that ability, especially for neutralizing the omnipresent rumblings of a train or plane.
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CoQ-10: sounds like a distant relative of R2-D2, is actually the abbreviated name for a potent antioxidant known for its remarkable ability to fade fine lines and discoloration while neutralizing free radicals.
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I'd watch with wide-eyed wonder as Grandma Hattie applied a smelly, white concoction (relaxer creme mixed with an activator) on Aunt Tia's roots with a brush before washing it out with neutralizing shampoo.
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Paint If washing doesn&apost eliminate the smell from walls and ceilings, then your next best bet is to repaint them all, first sealing in the smell with an odor-neutralizing primer like Kilz.
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What started as a movie about a theme park thus becomes, perhaps inevitably, more of a theme-park ride than a movie -- largely neutralizing other assets, Pratt's charm and comedic skills foremost among them.
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And so, rather than neutralizing Trump's attacks, it is now has made it far easier to portray Warren as a phony: She appropriated Native American heritage for years in both private and professional settings.
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The assassination appears to have solidified the hard-liners' grip on power, neutralizing at least for the moment those who had called for talks with the West, experts inside and outside of Iran said.
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More unanticipated is Sawyer's response to their twitchy offer of a bed for the night: Neutralizing both the skeevy Hollister (Micah Hauptman) and burly Buck (Daniel R. Hill), she legs it into the woods.
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The White House's effort to whittle down its interests there to neutralizing radical Islamism and containing Iran has indirectly shattered its vision of propping up a Saudi-led "Arab NATO" to manage the region.
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From Dominic Holden's close look at the efforts to overcome the hysteria: "If progressives can crack this code, neutralizing the bathroom message, then it will be the template to pass LGBT protections around the US."
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The report said the killings were part of a strategy by the government of President Nicolas Maduro aimed at "neutralizing, repressing and criminalizing political opponents and people critical of the government", which accelerated since 2016.
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But regaining public trust in Japan will require a new political strategy capable of neutralizing the longstanding opposition of people for whom the biggest dragons to be slain are nuclear power or the government itself.
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" Its strategic partners include several right-leaning organizations, including Publius Lex, a conservative legal nonprofit, and the Media Research Center, which describes its aim as "neutralizing leftist bias in the news media and popular culture.
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Khamenei was an unlikely choice to hold Iran's most powerful post but endured by holding fast to the anti-Western rhetoric of the revolution while empowering the military and neutralizing potential rivals in the clerical establishment.
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If the use of misinformation by Trump and his administration results in the broader media doing the same, they'll have succeeded in completely neutralizing the press, as the effective check on power they're suposed to be.
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A strong U.S. Navy and Marine Corps is essential to maintaining freedom of navigation, ensuring effective security relations with allies, deterring enemy escalation and, in the event of a confrontation, neutralizing any threat with overwhelming firepower.
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At-home glycolic peels (preferably with a neutralizing step, like the ones from Dennis Gross MD, which prevent skin from traveling too far the other way) can also get you back into that sweet acidic spot.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will accept four changes to its customs legislation proposed by eurosceptics within Prime Minister Theresa May's party, the BBC reported, neutralizing a planned rebellion by lawmakers who reject her Brexit plan.
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Science has a way of doing that — by insisting that entrants in its "competitive storytelling" demonstrate explanatory power in ways that are publicly observable, thus neutralizing, to the extent possible, subjective biases that might otherwise prevail.
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Formulated with benzethonium chloride and ketoconazole, the Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiseptic and Antifungal Shampoo for Dogs and Cats cleans and deodorizes the skin while neutralizing both bacteria and fungal infections for fast-acting symptom relief.
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Seoul has also regained control of the geopolitical dynamics surrounding the tensions on the Korean peninsula, neutralizing Trump's veiled threats of pre-emptive strikes by coopting him and allowing him to claim credit for potential talks.
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But this is Harley's show, and it runs on a strange brew of righteousness and aggression, at once embracing and neutralizing the tropes of female anger and semi-feminist solidarity that are quickly becoming movie clichés.
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More whistle-blowers are coming forward, which may make him even less likely to quit if he believes that he can best protect himself and his assets by intimidating or neutralizing critics with his security forces.
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That means dismantling the old reactor, neutralizing a new one, and taking apart a uranium enrichment facility that the North showed nine years ago to Siegfried Hecker, the former head of the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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The cohort that preceded them arrived on tour back when Mr Federer ran the show on hard courts, so their tactics aimed toward defending against powerful serves and exposing a weak backhand, not neutralizing a strong one.
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Gary Cohn told the BBC in an interview that aired Thursday that tariffs were raising the cost of importing much needed products from China and were in fact neutralizing Washington's plan to stimulate growth through tax cuts.
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - U.S. authorities have postponed the arraignment of a British security researcher Marcus Hutchins, credited with neutralizing the global "WannaCry" ransomware attack, in an unrelated hacking case, the U.S. District Court in Milwaukee said on Tuesday.
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We also have to think about the long-term health effects of neutralizing CGRP, says Elizabeth Loder, chief of the headache division at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and former president of the American Headache Society.
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The Secret Service said it would forbid attendees to carry firearms at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July, neutralizing a debate that had put pressure on the candidates to take a side on the issue.
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If you wanted to cook up a perfect laboratory experiment to test whether the NRA's donations really bought blanket opposition to gun control, you'd want to try neutralizing the effect of NRA money on politicians' campaign coffers.
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What I just laid out is worth hundreds of billions of dollars in benefit to the market cap of Amazon and Bezos personally, just as Bloomberg news neutralizing of negative coverage is a financial boon to him.
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"Providing the military with a role neutralizing corrupt elements in the police creates a situation of potential friction between the two institutions," said Jose Antonio Custodio, a military historian and security and defense consultant in the Philippines.
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Exactly as Swift had predicted back in 2015, "something else again" came up to become the new dominant critique of her — only this time, Swift didn't succeed in neutralizing it when she debuted her new persona in response.
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"We need to see where the differences lie," she said, adding that this insight could be used to inform vaccine design or new treatment approaches, such as the use of neutralizing antibodies to help people suppress the virus.
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Since that crisis, China has become an economic powerhouse focused on building its military, investing in thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles that can damage Taiwan's ports and runways many times over, neutralizing our navy and air force.
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Either policy makers implicitly allow the Asian country to continue developing nuclear weapons, and pin hopes on a program of deterrence, or they pursue the "near impossible task" of neutralizing North Korea's nuclear weapons program, Mr. Rothman writes.
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Of course, it should be said that the science here is hardly exact — achieving a carbon neutralizing one-to-one ratio is difficult when there are so many unquantifiable differentials from flight to flight and person to person.
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Holden spends a lot of time looking for a good cup of coffee—we learn that phosphorus, which he scrapes from a match, is the key to neutralizing the acidity of the shitty space coffee he has been drinking.
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"I thought that Pittsburgh had a tremendous game plan of neutralizing our big guys by spreading the floor and a very good job of handling the ball, being very careful with their execution," Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton said.
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The following day, he gave a few more hints: I am talking about a NEW technology capable of neutralizing their encryption-based protective layers in order to track them, identify them, locate them, chase them and finally bust them.
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She has reinvented the office as a repository for the sins of a system too dysfunctional to even collapse, neutralizing the anger the public ought rightly to hold toward the government by seeming too useless even to warrant it.
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THAAD was deployed to South Korea by the US in response to North Korea's increased missile and nuclear tests, but the defense system drawn sharp opposition from China and Russia, who see it as also potentially neutralizing their nuclear deterrents.
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That means that if Apple's steps prove ineffective in neutralizing malware that has already infected Macs, the earliest victims will have their files encrypted on Monday, three days after the malicious program first appeared on the Tranmission website, he said.
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Nonetheless, the very fact that we are having a political standoff over gun regulation this week is a substantial strategic victory for the Democrats — taking the politically dangerous events of the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando and at worst neutralizing them.
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Most important, perhaps, Mr. Scott signed off on new restrictions on firearm purchases after the Parkland shooting in defiance of the National Rifle Association, neutralizing some of the opposition he would have otherwise faced from vocal students and their families.
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The African forces are made up of soldiers from Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Central African Republic (CAR) and Uganda, although the latter has also begun withdrawing troops, saying the mission had been successful in "neutralizing" Kony's LRA.
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Nonetheless, the very fact that we are having a political standoff over gun regulation this week is a substantial strategic victory for the Democrats — taking the politically dangerous events of the Pulse massacre in Orlando and at worst neutralizing them.
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Obama was never quite successful at neutralizing all of the criticism about her initiatives, but she came about as close as any first lady could, keeping her approval ratings at a near-constant 66 percent throughout her husband's time in office.
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"We didn't think that there were people out there that had broadly neutralizing antibodies against HIV because of its diversity," says Mark Connors, an immunologist at the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the lead author of the study.
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A coalition statement carried by Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV, said the Sunni Muslim alliance struck military bases and facilities and weapons storage sites with the aim of "neutralizing the ability of the Houthi militia to carry out acts of aggression".
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Like a lot of cinematic orphans, meanwhile, Jyn has experienced a hard-knock life, before the daring rebel spy Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) recruits her, as the rebellion hopes to use Jyn to help uncover means of neutralizing the planet-destroying weapon.
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"Over the past six months, Bolsonaro and his environment minister have been devoting themselves to the dismantling of the Brazilian environmental governance and neutralizing regulatory bodies", Carlos Rittl, executive secretary of the environment NGO network Observatorio do Clima (Climate Observatory) told CNN.
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Democrats believe that they have taken a step toward neutralizing Republican complaints about how the inquiry is being conducted — though Republicans kept up that drumbeat Thursday — and that Mr. Trump's allies will now have to focus more on the substance of the inquiry.
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They are all seated in front of green screens, a neutralizing background that allows the viewer to narrow in and focus on their stories, which are at times saddening and confusing but also funny and laden with anecdotes about love and friendship.
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Macron, British Prime Minister Theresa May, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed in phone calls on Sunday and Monday that the deal remains "the best way of neutralizing the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran," according to a readout from Downing Street.
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Police have previously used bomb-squad robots to deploy non-lethal means of neutralizing suspects, as in the 2014 cause of Stephen Fought, a suspect suffering from schizophrenia who had secured himself inside a motel room and was refusing to come out.
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Hutchins gained celebrity status within the hacker community in May when he was credited with neutralizing the "WannaCry" ransomware attack, which infected hundreds of thousands of computers and caused disruptions at car factories, hospitals, shops and schools in more than 150 countries.
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The servicers are working on the legislative front, too, pushing a particularly destructive House bill that would pre-empt the right of the states to oversee companies that originate, service or collect student loans — essentially neutralizing reforms that are underway across the country.
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Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, told the Senate committee at a hearing last month that the intelligence agencies were still grappling with these twin challenges: neutralizing Moscow's disinformation campaign and securing the integrity of vulnerable election systems around the country.
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Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, the chairman of the French bank Société Générale, credited Ms. Merkel with neutralizing reactionary elements in Germany and restraining those in her party who would have gladly let the eurozone collapse rather than support it with German tax revenue.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: But what the enemy did not know was that when he finally rose to the top, he&aposd do unspeakable things like cutting taxes, lowering the unemployment rate, demanding NATO allies pay their fair share, growing the economy and neutralizing nuclear threats.
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In "Preservation of Forgetting" (2017), she assembled objects that "people did not want" into large, sculptural works, unifying disparate materials with a neutralizing layer of brown papier-mâché, the application of which feeds her self-described "haptic obsession" with repetitive touch in art making.
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The new, solid fuel ballistic missiles can fly as far as 500 kilometers (311 miles), putting the entire Korean Peninsula within its range, and are capable of neutralizing the advanced U.S. anti-missile defense system (THAAD) deployed in South Korea, the military analyst said.
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" An 1875 article in The Houston Telegraph made clear who the potential vote sellers were: "the low, groveling, equal-before-the-law, lazy, purchasable Negro, who pays no taxes," and who must be prevented from "neutralizing the vote of a good citizen and taxpayer.
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"The idea of chemical weapons is still preferable to me, depending on how they are used, as a way of neutralizing an enemy," Dr. Ketchum told The New York Times in an interview for this obituary in 2016, a half-century after his groundbreaking experiments.
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And she also doubled down on tactical preparation — Morgan noted some training sessions over the past few months had felt 80-percent-focused on tactics — after realizing other teams were getting more sophisticated, with first and second and third options for neutralizing the Americans' attacks.
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Starting with The Hunt for Red October, published in 1984, at the height of Ronald Reagan's bombastic nuclear threats against the already-waning Soviet Union, Clancy's charismatic spy Jack Ryan has swashbuckled his way across the planet, uncovering plots and neutralizing threats to American hegemony.
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Even if defeated, those amendments will serve as rallying cries for those opposed to any provisions that will be viewed as watering down Dodd-Frank's consumer safeguards or neutralizing protections designed to prevent the next financial crisis, however misguided some of those objections might be.
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I don't think Bolton is a neocon because he doesn't seem to care about democracy promotion; he's an advocate of preventive war, which means acting way in advance to stomp out a perceived threat — that's significantly different than preemptive war, which is about neutralizing an imminent threat.
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"We continue to maintain strong defense ties with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and work together on common security priorities to include combat operations against violent extremist organizations, and neutralizing Iran's destabilizing influence in the Middle East region," said Pentagon spokesman Marine Major Adrian Rankine-Galloway.
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The idea behind employing 3BNC117 against HIV is based on a small subset of HIV-infected individuals known as "elite controllers" that come equipped with a natural resistance to the virus thanks to the activity of broadly-neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) against the protein envelope surrounding viral DNA.
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It can also mean covertly disrupting or neutralizing the activity in some way, which can be as simple as showing up unannounced in US offices to warn unwitting Americans that they might have interacted with—or are about to interact with—a suspected undercover intelligence officer.
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If citing opposition to regressive tax cuts as a basis for withholding debt limit votes is a feint by Democrats—to gain leverage toward neutralizing the debt limit threat indefinitely—it would restore much needed stability to the U.S. legislative and financial systems at no cost.
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Known as broadly neutralizing antibodies, these Y-shaped proteins — which occur in about 20 percent of infected people living with HIV for two or more years — helps defend against multiple strains of HIV and are thought to play a role in helping people fend off the infection.
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IBM shared that its Summit machine, which it calls "the most powerful supercomputer on the planet," has been used to help researchers identify the molecular compounds that have the best chance of binding to, and therefore neutralizing, the spikes used by the coronavirus to infect healthy cells.
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In the aftermath of World War I, when the Ottoman defeat placed Islam's sacred cities under indirect European control, Muslim thinkers debated the idea of neutralizing Mecca and Medina politically on the model of the Vatican or internationalizing them in the name of the world's Muslims.
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He had witnessed a balloon ascension as a child, taken his first trip aloft at 37, and then chartered a balloon and installed a darkroom and laboratory in its basket, somehow solving the problem of the balloon's escaping gas neutralizing the silver iodide in the developer.
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Since at least 2013, South Korea has been building a program known as Kill Chain that is aimed at detecting signs of imminent missile and nuclear attacks from the North with the help of American spy satellites, and, if necessary, neutralizing its weapons with pre-emptive strikes.
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As Mr. Trump seeks to recover, the president's difficulties in governing effectively — building coalitions, anticipating roadblocks, neutralizing opponents and seeing around the corner — pose a far greater threat to his coming initiatives on a tax code overhaul and infrastructure than any obstruction Democrats could come up with.
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Officers from the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) were the first to arrive on the scene, successfully neutralizing one of the terrorists, in a scene that bore some resemblance to the November 19853 Bataclan concert hall attack, in which a BAC officer shot one of the attackers before awaiting backup.
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Officers from the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) were the first to arrive on the scene, successfully neutralizing one of the terrorists, in a scene that bore some resemblance to the November 13 Bataclan concert hall attack, in which a BAC officer shot one of the attackers before awaiting backup.
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Indeed, despite its early '90s setting, this fact-based drama about the battle against narco-trafficker Escobar is a virtual primer on U.S. political adventures abroad, in which neutralizing the bad guy has often involved terrible collateral damage and getting into bed with people who might be even worse.
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Instead, President Pullman, again, who has severe mental attacks caused by the alien's presence, is given the one shot at actually killing the Alien Queen before the mothership drills into Earth's core and steals its molten materials, thereby neutralizing Earth's magnetic something or another, and ending civilization. 12.
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In a behavior known as "neutralizing your guilt," shoppers may tell themselves that the store is overpriced, so taking an item without scanning is acceptable, or they might blame faulty technology or problems with product bar codes, or claim a lack of technical know-how, the report said.
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The civility of manners is intent on lubricating our interactions, neutralizing our conflicts in a way that allows us to live peaceably together, but the civility of morals often does the opposite: It obligates us to interrogate what it means to keep the peace, and at what cost.
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The DCCC has the long game in mind here: If it can take enough moderate Republicans out of play, Ryan would be forced to work more closely with the caucus, further sullying his clear-eyed, pragmatic reputation and possibly neutralizing him as a candidate against Clinton in 2020.
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Similarly, Chuck outmaneuvered his former protégé Bryan (Toby Leonard Moore), in the process neutralizing not only him but his boss, the Attorney General (Clancy Brown), in an elaborate deception that Chuck hatched with his father (Jeffrey DeMunn), who might be the show's most utterly amoral character, which is saying something.
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And despite the praise that French President François Hollande heaped today on security forces for "neutralizing" the truck-driving assailant, questions need to be asked about how and why the driver was allowed to progress along his killing spree for more than a kilometer before he was stopped and killed.
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Senior Navy officials have called their mine warfare fleet in the Persian Gulf — a mix of aging ships, high-tech drones and helicopters — "the best and the brightest around," and a Navy spokesman recently said the minesweeper fleet was "fully capable" of fulfilling its mission of finding and neutralizing mines.
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After an outbreak of deadly violence between rival troops in South Sudan's capital Juba in the past week, IGAD demanded the creation of an intervention brigade, similar to a U.N. combat force in Democratic Republic of Congo that is mandated to enforce peace by targeting and neutralizing armed rebel groups.
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Besides, if the racially tinged campaign of Mr. Northam's opponent, Ed Gillespie, is indeed a preview of how Republicans plan to run in 2018, Democrats are going to have a hard time neutralizing cultural issues, and they're going to struggle to win over rural voters who are motivated by these issues.
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Leaning into these surroundings, Bloom has covered one entire wall floor-to-ceiling with selections from the Allen's collection, redacted to showcase only the architectural features of the picture, via custom lids painted a neutralizing gray that blends them into the wall, revealing details through cutouts that resemble building footprints.
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He was a scholarly good boy, keeping his room tidy and his hair combed while spending his time on Matchbox cars, Mad magazine and inventing contraptions for neutralizing annoying siblings, while I was an impulsive rebel, leaving my room a disastrous mess as I sneaked out for late-night liaisons with forbidden boyfriends.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) said he would vote for a motion to proceed to the bill, likely neutralizing conservative opposition.
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On the one hand, this intemperate American decision is only calculated to push many Asian nations that have counted on this agreement that held the promise of neutralizing Chinese influence in the region, to make nice with the nation that is now clearly dominant, cementing a regional leadership that Trump should prefer to avoid.
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If progressives can crack this code, neutralizing the bathroom message, then it will be the template to pass LGBT protections around the US. It remains legal to discriminate against LGBT people in most states, and several purple states — namely Pennsylvania, Florida, Arizona, and Ohio — could pass those protections if progressives can overcome the bathroom attack.
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He did that by neutralizing cultural issues such as guns and abortion; short-circuiting any debate about energy policy by signaling clear support for expanded natural gas production; criticizing the national GOP agenda as tilted toward the rich, particularly on taxes and the attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act; and unambiguously defending unions.
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Still, so-called broadly neutralizing antibodies like the ones tested in these two experiments have the potential to suppress the virus, which can currently be accomplished by daily antiretroviral pills, and also to clear virus-infected cells from the body, said Dr. Katharine Bar, a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia who wasn't involved in the study.
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PIRRO: Okay, and now, when the police are standing down in some cases, that&aposs neutralizing not just the critics, but it allows the left to go forward with illegal activity and also, the whole idea of shutting down free speech, vandalizing the property of anyone on the right, assaulting, creating a crowd as Maxine Waters calls it.
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As with Flake, the White House has yet to reveal any sort of strategy aimed at neutralizing criticism from Republicans like Corker, a reality which left Sanders few options on Tuesday but to accuse Corker of seeking the limelight -- a criticism which tends to ring hollow in a White House led by the ratings-obsessed Trump.
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At the same time, a growing body of research suggests that women's self-confidence and determination may also play a role in neutralizing some of the negative impact of financial or social pressures that deter women from breastfeeding, said Melanie Lutenbacher, a researcher at the Vanderbilt University School of Nursing in Nashville who wasn't involved in the study.
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Clinton is more the silent knife in the back off camera, but has been no less effective at neutralizing her opponents, even, eventually, Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE.
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Against a Crimson Tide defense that, when adjusted for opponent, was the best in the country against both the run and the pass—and No. 1 at stopping explosive plays and neutralizing opponent efficiency, too—Watson extended plays with his feet ... ... and with his arm: Watson is back in 2016, and he just might carry Clemson back to the College Football Playoff.
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"The first is vaginal colonization with a strain of S. aureus, which can make the toxin; the second is production by the S. aureus of the toxin; the third is penetration across the vaginal epithelium of enough toxin to cause disease; and the fourth is a lack of adequate titers of the neutralizing antibody to the toxin," Pinkerton tells PEOPLE.
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He would inject himself with an gene called N6 intended to spur his body to produce an antibody that would fight HIV, which research from the National Institutes of Health last fall had identified as extremely good at neutralizing the vast majority of HIV strains in the lab, thus theoretically stopping it from infecting human cells and destroying the body's immune system.
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"The first is vaginal colonization with a strain of S. aureus, which can make the toxin; the second is production by the S. aureus of the toxin; the third is penetration across the vaginal epithelium of enough toxin to cause disease; and the fourth is a lack of adequate titers of the neutralizing antibody to the toxin," Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society told PEOPLE.
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"The first is vaginal colonization with a strain of S. aureus, which can make the toxin; the second is production by the S. aureus of the toxin; the third is penetration across the vaginal epithelium of enough toxin to cause disease; and the fourth is a lack of adequate titers of the neutralizing antibody to the toxin," Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society told PEOPLE in 2015.
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Which is a lucky thing, for the liver's to-do list is second only to that of the brain and numbers well over 300 items, including systematically reworking the food we eat into usable building blocks for our cells; neutralizing the many potentially harmful substances that we incidentally or deliberately ingest; generating a vast pharmacopoeia of hormones, enzymes, clotting factors and immune molecules; controlling blood chemistry; and really, we're just getting started.
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Almost as soon as Trump came down the escalator in Trump Tower and declared war on the American political system, establishment types on both sides have been placing blind hope in a series of neutralizing forces—that he was a fever that just had to burn out, that voters would slowly wake up to the threat he represented, that Republican delegates would rebel and install a saner alternative at the convention, that he would eventually pivot towards something resembling orthodoxy, and that, finally, his cabinet picks and advisers would be able to temper his worst instincts.
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