Fel d 1 is secreted in cats' saliva and skin.
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The amounts and quality of mucins secreted is very important.
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Their diet is the ROYAL JELLY secreted by worker bees.
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It is secreted primarily by the stomach, not by fat cells.
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"We don't know the natural history of how this virus is secreted."
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The couple protected Jewish performers and secreted weapons for the French Resistance.
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PETase is secreted by a plastic-munching bacterium called Ideonella sakaiensis 201-F6.
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Among men, the hormone prolactin that is secreted after orgasm results in sleepiness.
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It relies on the reaction of soil bacteria to molecules secreted by plant roots.
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It's secreted in greater amounts when your stomach is in a non-stretched state.
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He might possibly question Cobb about documents secreted away in a safe or elsewhere.
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"We don't know the natural history of how this virus is secreted," said Redfield.
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He was told later that magic dolls — kachinas — had been secreted into the arena.
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The cells exposed to vaped liquid also secreted a host of inflammation-inducing molecules.
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Sebum is an oily substance secreted by the sebaceous glands that keeps skin moist.
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I had traveled halfway around the world with a half-ring secreted in my bag.
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The secreted juices and scents lure the plants' prey, which they trap and slowly dissolve.
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This is repeated another two times, with trade-secreted variations to get the desired result.
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Pliny and Aristotle note that it wasn't until the snails died that it was secreted.
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Important hormones are secreted while we sleep and byproducts of the brain's activity are cleared.
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More significantly, they say that women emanate from, and belong to, a secreted, special place.
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The oil is secreted only on the head of the fish, not on its body.
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During manic episodes, many patients have elevated levels of cytokines, molecules secreted by immune cells.
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As a result of this free market reform, a whole new secreted industry sprouted up.
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Tablets, smartphones, flat screens and laptops, propped next to the bath, secreted under tented quilts.
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They protect their farms against pathogens using powerful chemicals secreted by bacteria on their bodies.
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Neck glands in the neck secreted a noxious substance, which the insect used to repel predators.
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With a coughing shudder, he regurgitates two alien embryos he had secreted away in his gut.
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The sugars added in the Golgi are ultimately the reason for sliminess of the secreted mucins.
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It also affects EPO, a hormone secreted from the kidneys that regulates red blood cell production.
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Secreted away in almost every movie was once a chapter in the myth of its star.
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In humans, pheromones secreted from the body carry markers that help identify each individual's MHC genes.
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Truffles are fungi that process nutrients for trees in exchange for sugars secreted by the roots.
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Were self-protection the issue, the Price daughters would have secreted kitchen knives about their persons.
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Secreted under their petticoats, panniers, and bustles, these highly decorated pockets swung heavy with their contents.
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Interestingly, we found that the fungus especially activates genes encoding for secreted proteins during the night-time.
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It has been shown that human growth hormone is secreted during deep sleep (stages 3 and 4).
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Researchers now have the explanation: Amucus secreted by the animal's tongue pads makes for very sticky spit.
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Mostly secreted away in other parts of the vast ship but soon to reappear in giggling clusters.
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Through Ellis, Murray became convinced that she had either "secreted male genitals" or an excess of testosterone.
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I believe there is a vast terrain of secreted and shamed experiences waiting for you to unpack.
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For example, it's easier to gather proteins that are secreted than ones that stay trapped inside cells.
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Daniel Rice was especially feared, known to carry a pistol secreted in his wheelchair, several acquaintances said.
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These engineered skin cells produced consistent and high levels of the hBChE protein, which they then secreted.
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But Foster's Kitchen, secreted away on a breezy, second-floor balcony on Ali'i Drive — is an exception.
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Cocaine is hidden amongst legitimate cargo on commercial trucks or secreted inside hidden compartments built within passenger vehicles.
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The molecule is secreted by the immune system, and many sepsis patients show increased levels of IL-6.
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There was Ivan Pavlov, who observed, among many other things, that dogs secreted saliva when they expected food.
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Oxytocin is a neuropeptide secreted by the pituitary gland during times of intimacy, like hugging, kissing and orgasm.
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A void secreted away in the largest pyramid in Giza has been revealed thanks to some space-age technology.
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And if there is some alcohol in your blood, that could get secreted in your breastmilk, Dr. Hammond says.
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Then secreted it amongst a bag of tasty gifts from my Aunt and retired to watch from afar pic.twitter.
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The practices, some believe, results in brighter, tighter skin that's revitalized thanks to special proteins secreted from the leeches.
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Fortunately, Grossman had secreted two copies with friends, and the text was eventually smuggled out of the Soviet Union.
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Under the Radar sometimes seems like the Public Theater's post-Advent calendar, with gifts secreted in every habitable cranny.
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And the hormone ghrelin, secreted primarily by the stomach and with the opposite effect, making a person ravenously hungry.
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Instead, the toxins secreted by their back teeth have evolved to primarily affect amphibians, specifically their favorite food of toads.
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Another part of the reason that goods are secreted into Nigeria is that shipping to Lagos is slow and bureaucratic.
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Then they'll find a more honest and transparent way to sell medicines, without all of the secreted strings and rebates.
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The next day, I followed Johnson up to Peter Bravestrong's suite, where Prince had secreted himself away in the bedroom.
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Eye color at birthHuman eye color is determined by a pigment called melanin, which is secreted by cells called melanocytes.
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More recently, researchers have found that THC is also secreted in breast milk up to six days after the last use.
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Bear gall bladders are a source of bile, a fluid secreted by the liver and used in traditional medicines across Asia.
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So, in general: the slime we produce is composed of sugary proteins called mucins that are secreted by specialized goblet cells.
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Like the scent used to arouse the stallion, it is an erotic lure, but not one secreted by the human body.
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Just before Ms. Spooner was ejected, she had secreted the film in her coat pocket in case her camera was confiscated.
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In psoriasis, these overactive cells can lead to elevated levels of tumor necrosis factor, which is secreted via the inflammatory process.
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Counselors secreted her and her sons to a safe house, before moving them to a more permanent home early last year.
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Indeed, prior research of hers has shown that adipocytokines, proteins secreted almost exclusively by fat cells, are increased during acute migraine attacks.
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People hoping to live in Britain have long secreted themselves on trucks going into the port and through the tunnel from France.
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The desert woodrat has developed enzymes secreted by its liver which can deal with amounts of toxin that could kill other rodents.
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In these scenarios, a nuclear device might be secreted into a ship, or some other delivery device, and exploded at ground level.
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Currently, the most promising subplot is the posthumous message from Major Briggs, secreted in an enigmatic metal tube hidden inside a chair.
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It works by looking for anti-Müllerian hormone, or AMH, which is secreted by growing follicles, the sacs that house each egg.
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While the previous shit had secreted from my bowels like a whisper from a mouth, the new shit came like a wet scream.
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Among the liver's many jobs is making bile, a substance secreted into the intestine to break down the fats and oils in food.
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The lake derives its unique color from the red pigments secreted by bacteria that live in the water, according to How Stuff Works.
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He thus persuaded the victim to voluntarily accompany him to his Volkswagen where he had secreted a crowbar near the rear of the vehicle.
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Still, the study suggests that the stuff that's secreted from sweat glands in times of stress could one day help humans design better workouts.
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That's surely true of the PARK-ing Ginza, a store secreted in an underground garage steps from the mobs thronging the Ginza shopping district.
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His grand vizier kept the sultan's death a secret from his soldiers until after their victory, when his body was secreted back to Istanbul.
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PSA is a protein secreted by prostate tissue and is easily measured with a simple blood test, allowing for early detection of prostate cancer.
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People who secreted more or less insulin lost no more or less weight in general on either a low-fat or low-carbohydrate diet.
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The white slavers secreted their slaves — an illicit cargo as the importation of slaves was then illegal — in what is now known as Africatown.
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The wristband's sensors collect data on raw transdermal alcohol concentration (TAC), or how much ethanol is being secreted through the sweat on your skin.
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Dr. Amaral and his colleagues found that if a gene creates a secreted protein, that gene is much more likely to be well studied.
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The museum has an impressive narrative of the railway covering the walls with facts like how P.O.W.s secreted details of their ordeal in coffins.
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G.T.: Insulin is a hormone secreted by the pancreas that can be thought of as orchestrating how the body uses or partitions its fuel.
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Often, vaginal odor comes from vaginal discharge, which is clear mucus secreted by the cervix and vaginal opening, mixed with cells, bacteria, and bodily fluid.
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Musk, which once referred quite literally to the odor secreted from the glands of a male animal marking its territory, but now is made synthetically.
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When a person is pregnant, hCG is secreted in their blood and, later on, their urine — and that's why you pee on the test sticks.
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In the past century, we've gone from not knowing what these glands secreted to selling hormonal sprays that promise to make it easier to seduce.
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Secreted away in a thicket of trees, and bathed in soft neons, a DJ stood still and silent, shepherding slow, formless music into the forest.
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It turns out that the ole "sweet tooth" might actually be a hormone secreted by the liver, which affects consumption of candy and other sweets.
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A logic bomb has a set of instructions secreted inside the computer code that – when the conditions or timing is right – executes a preprogrammed routine.
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Several SS officers were killed with knives and hatchets that the prisoners had secreted away, and about 300 fled through the gates of the camp.
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These so-called paraneoplastic syndromes can be caused by substances secreted by the tumor or an immune reaction of the body to the tumor itself.
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The Poles, secreted in a forest bunker outside Warsaw, were all in their 20s, led by a mathematics genius by the name of Marian Rejewski.
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By the next, her life is suddenly and completely about keeping a screaming, floppy, red-faced, cone-headed thing alive using fluids secreted from her chest.
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However, Jorge Kogan, a senior infrastructure adviser at CAF, the development bank of Latin America, highlighted that large volumes of wealthier peoples' savings were secreted overseas.
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The real rulers are secreted in the second-class carriages but are obeyed because of the splendour of the waxwork rulers in the first-class carriages.
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In the normal sequence of events, GH, secreted by the pituitary gland, locks on to GH receptors, initiating the production of IGF-1 in the liver.
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There's a scientific reason for this, as the New York Times reported in 2018: Cats love civetone, a pheremone secreted by a mammal called the civet.
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What if Naz is angry and troubled and has a stone of hate secreted away in his heart, but is also totally blameless for Andrea's death?
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To isolate the agent that inhibits B. gladioli's competitors, the researchers cultivated samples from a patient with cystic fibrosis and analysed the chemicals secreted by bacteria therein.
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In a time of fake news, fake restaurants, and fake jizz secreted during fake orgasms, there's something profound about surrendering to the unapologetic artifice of amateur wrestling.
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"The secreted protein feeds back on the cells and allows them to live as they exit the tumor and find new homes in different tissues," says Allen.
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The idea is based on the science of pheronomes, chemicals secreted when the body sweats, which scientists believe play a role in mate selection in many species.
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When you get sick with an upper respiratory infection, a cold, or allergies, the mucus secreted by your respiratory tract becomes thicker and denser, Dr. Voigt says.
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"High cortisol levels secreted due to stress can reduce the volume of the brain," Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, a board-certified family and emergency medicine doctor, told Healthline.
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We secrete a litre of mucins per day and these secreted form a slimy coating on the surface of the cells that line the airway and colon.
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Commonly known as wool wax, lanolin is the fancy name for the waxy substance that is secreted from the sebaceous glands of wool-bearing animals, like sheep.
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Separately, on at least three occasions, starting in September 2010 and continuing into the early part of 2011, weapons were also secreted through Lukeville, AZ into Mexico.
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Exposing themselves to bright lights and taking supplements containing melatonin, a naturally secreted hormone, a few hours before bedtime can help, Singh said in a phone interview.
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And when other animals like crocodiles, quolls or goannas eat a Hawaiian cane toad, they soon die from a poison secreted by glands in the toads' shoulders.
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The chicken is stuffed with glutinous rice, and cooked with ginseng, jujube, milk vetch root, chestnut, and garlic, plus whatever else the chef might have secreted away.
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Peter Paul Rubens&apos "Portrait of a Gentleman" was owned by a German-Jewish doctor, who secreted it out of Nazi Germany when he fled in the 1930s.
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The 52-year-old Williams testified that she wore scrubs to look like a nurse, put the infant in a bag and secreted her out of the hospital.
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Blood sugar comes from the foods you eat, and gets turned into energy for your cells with the help of insulin, a hormone that's secreted by the pancreas.
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Their poison is secreted as a milky liquid near the toad's shoulders, composed of a mix of toxins that mainly affects the heart's functions, according to National Geographic.
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Like other viviparous creatures, this species of roach nourishes its growing embryos with a protein-rich liquid secreted by its brood sac -- the roach version of a uterus.
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The group also supports prosecutions of traffickers, but Danuwar said victims received very little compensation because traffickers were either too poor to pay or had secreted their wealth.
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Treasures long secreted in departmental galleries have come to the center ring, like the Jaguar E-Type Roadster that dominates, perhaps a little too completely, the 21961 gallery.
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Brailsford could have had him rotate in a circle and then remain facing away from responding officers, so police could view his beltline and any potential secreted weapons.
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In 1947, an all-eggnog diet reportedly returned a starving hound to "the pink of condition" after he'd secreted himself into a car's trunk for twenty-one days.
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In the final weeks, authorities narrowed the Internet connection to the outside world, secreted dissidents out of town, and banned the flying of drones, kites, and pet pigeons.
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Later, after discovering my daughter had secreted a contraband Chromebook in her room to watch late-night Friends, all devices would be sequestered in the master bedroom overnight.
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Secreted among the candles are a few sleeping male faces — miniature replicas of a cast that Ms. Brener's father, also a sculptor, took of himself before he died.
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The 52-year-old Williams testified that she wore scrubs to look like a nurse and put the infant in a bag and secreted her out of the hospital.
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A 2018 study of corn seedlings revealed that they secreted chemicals through their roots into the soil to let other plants know they were growing in a crowded area.
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Secreted on a nondescript block in Greenpoint, Point Green is an expansive studio space that played host, this past weekend, to Crushed, the first annual Brooklyn Dirty Book Fair.
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Directly underneath is a blocky mini-room that will soon be a scent bar where customers can sniff terpenes, the aromatic compounds secreted by the leaves of cannabis plants.
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The pigment actually owed its intense redness to the resin secreted from trees growing on the islands of Socotra and Sumatra, especially the rattan palm and the Dracaena draco .
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The Chicago-based company discovered a way to make ethanol from the carbon waste emissions secreted by factories — the exhaust you can see billowing out of their smoke stacks.
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Banks are among those who should gain from the scheme: much cash now secreted under mattresses should make its way into their coffers or into the mutual funds they offer.
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It's a moderately sized open world that, alongside its fairly substantive main quest, features a number of optional challenge courses and collectible objects secreted away in difficult-to-reach locations.
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This strange substance secreted by the deep-dwelling creatures has interesting properties that attracted the attention of Lukas Böni and Erich Windhab in the food sciences labs of ETH Zurich.
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The researchers also looked at whether people who secreted higher levels of insulin in response to carbohydrate intake — a barometer of insulin resistance — did better on the low-carb diet.
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In front of the dressing room mirror, an actor's own hair will often be secreted in a stocking cap, his 5 o'clock shadow spackled away, her freckles powdered to nothing.
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"The volume of material released, and the volume of material still secreted away only highlights how much the administration has withheld from the House, the Senate, and the American public."
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And although he said that he didn't feel threatened — the prison was calm the day he was there — he was still aware of the large number of weapons secreted away.
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This would mean the screening portal would now be adjacent to the street -- and therefore vulnerable to a car bomb secreted inside a private car, stolen taxi or any other vehicle.
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Among the terms of the settlement, according to Mr Sorkin, were that Atticus's new drinking habit would be excised, along with the shotgun secreted in his closet and exclamations of "goddammit".
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It's produced in your body when you're pregnant, and is first secreted into a pregnant person's blood, and then later on it can be detected in the urine, Dr. McAllister says.
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No one really disputes that the bulk of the Narcotics entering the U.S. from Mexico is secreted in vehicular 'traps' — secret compartments containing packets of heroin, Fentanyl, barbiturates, methamphetamine, cocaine, etc.
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The plot was aborted when Kovner was arrested while returning to Europe from the Middle East aboard a ship carrying the poison, which had been secreted in cans labeled condensed milk.
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But in gorging heedlessly on the glucose bounty, each bacterium had secreted a steady flow of acidic waste into the culture medium, until the ambient pH level had plunged lethally low.
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The 52-year-old Williams testified at her trial that she wore scrubs to look like a nurse and put the infant in a bag and secreted her out of the hospital.
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Because of this, the veterinary medicines are labeled by the manufacturer to instruct farmers to exclude the animals' milk from the supply chain until the drug is no longer secreted in milk.
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Mongolian customs officers are also taking more time to screen cargoes after their Chinese counterparts complained that raw meat and even guns had been secreted in coal heading to China, Davaasuren said.
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Hopkins' Brexit stance: House Leave Katie Hopkins recently promised to run naked with a sausage secreted in an unmentionable part of her body if the Conservative candidate didn't win London's mayoral election.
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At the turn of the century, the ever-expanding electrical industry was running low on shellac, a resin secreted by the female lac bug which could be used as an insulating material.
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Oxytocin is produced both while cuddling and during sex, but the use of oxytocin in the brain isn't limited to cuddling and sex—it's also secreted in women during childbirth, and while breastfeeding.
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They demonstrated in 2013 that it responded to molecules secreted by intestinal microorganisms, and that signals from that response helped to direct the kidney's secretion of the hormone renin, which regulates blood pressure.
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She slowly discerned that Kentucky was a strange and abundant place, half-mad with a restless and protean geology, secreted away under a cloak of limestone and swaying seas of timothy and bluegrass.
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Larvae that eat royal jelly, a substance secreted by the glands of nurse bees, develop into queens, while those that feed on a combination of pollen and honey called bee bread become workers.
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No matter the condition- they'll be a revelation of the shameful, the sanitized, the washed-up, the worn, the probed, the holy, the scarlet, the loosened, the exonerated, the secret, and the secreted.
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In the average person, these insulin-producing beta cells make up the vast majority of cells in the regions of the pancreas where hormones are produced and then secreted into the body's blood stream.
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But there are no guarantees of success in the business of the hunting of armed men; especially when those men are secreted inside a dusty, primitive compound some 28503,22019 miles from the U.S. Capitol.
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The price of giant water bugs, for example, has risen in Thailand — where the pheromone secreted by males is considered an aphrodisiac — as the species has declined due to the use of agricultural pesticides.
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The basement of the home contains what Letts jokingly calls his "sickness"— a stash of 5,000 or so films on DVD, arranged alphabetically, by director's name, secreted on shelves behind a row of curtains.
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But I still believe there's something secreted there, and that it must be the thing we all want most—all that which we can never have, the dark heart of love, its ultimate otherness.
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The package June secreted away in her bedroom, for instance, simply turns out to be a huge bundle of letters that Handmaids have written to tell their stories, rather than a bomb or something.
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While Warren Jeffs was on the lam, Lynette says, his henchmen secreted her away into several so-called "houses of hiding" across the country: in Las Vegas, South Dakota, Wyoming, Texas, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona.
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An additional way weapons were secreted across the border was where one contact would sneak over into Mexico, near Nogales or Lukeville, AZ, and the other would stay on the American side of the border.
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To track physical changes caused by time in space, scientists measured Kelly's metabolites (necessary for maintaining life), cytokines (secreted by immune system cells) and proteins (workhorses within each cell) before, during and after his mission.
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Heath believes that all the government needs to do is stand strong and use the eight weeks of reserves they secreted way, which should be more than enough time for the strikers to stand down.
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Data can now be stored in whatever corner of the world best serves the interests of cost and convenience, and it can be retrieved at the literal speed of light or secreted away in the dark.
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Hormones found in their feces showed improved emotional resilience In sifting through their fecal matter, Lambert found both groups of rats trained to drive secreted higher levels of corticosterone and DHEA, hormones that control stress responses.
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For example, a 2014 study by Harvard researchers comparing people who read from paper books and from screens found that screen users secreted less melatonin and had a delayed circadian rhythm of more than an hour.
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Quieter in presentation (secreted in an upstairs studio on Place André-Malraux, without a formal showing) was Hillier Bartley, the collection by the former Marc by Marc Jacobs creative team of Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley.
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For the men taking ibuprofen, within 14 days, their luteinizing hormones -- which are secreted by the pituitary gland and stimulate the testicles to produce testosterone -- became coordinated with the level of ibuprofen circulating in their blood.
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After studying the ants in more detail, the researchers learned that wounded or distressed ants cry out for help by discharging two chemical signals, dimethyl disulfide and dimethyl trisulfide, which are secreted through glands in the mandibles.
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It's why we're sitting here, secreted away in a conference room at Sony's headquarters in Foster City, California, where Cerny is finally detailing the inner workings of the as-yet-unnamed console that will replace the PS4.
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After talking about Moore's support for Israel and Alabama's reputation as "a place for equality," Morad shows off a new gadget he says was developed by Israel's army to detect an enzyme that's supposedly secreted by pedophiles.
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He does so soon after he single-handedly makes off with $250,000 secreted in the tires of an ice cream truck that doubles as a drug mule, leaving the driver hogtied on the side of a road.
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The added wool fat — a sebaceous substance secreted by sheep's skin to keep their wool moisturized — is harvested from the already-shorn wool of domestic sheep, meaning no animals are harmed in the making of the product.
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The vaccine, a weakened form of the polio virus that triggers the immune system's response, is secreted in the waste of vaccinated children, and over time can mutate into an infectious strain that may afflict the unvaccinated.
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Secreted away on moderately popular YouTube channels, and paired with videos that contained a bunch of pretty shapes and trippy characters, the track built up the mystique that anonymous white labels used to back in the day.
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As always, the conflagration the other night was set off by the production's pyrotechnician, Tom Ferguson, who ignited it via a backstage mechanism that sent heat to a lighter-fluid-doused match head secreted within the lamp.
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For this reason, secreted in that tension-filled background will be the security forces of dozens of countries, led by the South Korean government's own key agencies, all working to benefit from a collective expertise that rarely unifies.
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The reason your workout clothes smell so stank has to do with the buildup of sebum, or oil that's secreted from the sebaceous glands of your skin, explains Kyle Blakely, vice president of Materials Innovation for Under Armour.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor, aided by a friend, Robert Straile, digs through the ashes of her $275,000 Bel-Air home seeking a floor safe in which she said most of her jewelry had been secreted, in Los Angeles, Nov.
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The fact that the FBI didn't look at the physical server -- although it was no different than the imaged copy created by Crowdstrike -- has led some conspiracy theorists to suggest the "real" server has been secreted away somewhere.
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My younger sister and I were especially spooked by a black lacquer wardrobe in a dark hallway of our apartment that secreted, or so I remember, orphaned belongings that Szilard and Hella had shipped ahead, intending to follow.
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Hartmann's train ride to Berlin is a tour de force, complete with a tightly guarded, vital document, a gun secreted beneath a bathroom sink and a menacing SS Sturmbannführer who keeps his eye fixed on the young diplomat.
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Rushing around mock airport terminals and train cars, the dogs abruptly sit, eerily still, when they pick up a whiff of explosives planted on one of the actors pretending to be passengers or secreted in an abandoned suitcase.
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Mr. Putin, the report says, sees the hidden hand of the United States in the leaking of the Panama Papers, files stolen from a law firm that exposed the wealth of his closest associates, secreted in offshore accounts.
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We all have a unique blend of chemicals in our sweat, but research has shown that the combo of moisture and lactic acid, which is secreted in your sweat, seems to make you extra attractive to most mosquito species.
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Just this month, the previous speaker, an evangelical Christian radio commentator fond of posting biblical verse on Twitter, was ejected to face trial on charges that he secreted as much as $40 million in bribes into Swiss bank accounts.
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In addition to altering the way you taste sweet things, gymnema sylvestre also appears to allow more insulin to be secreted from the pancreas, which could be good for people with moderately high blood sugar levels, Dr. Stanford says.
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This causes the seal on the bladder to break, releasing the potential energy and causing the bladderwort's prey and some water to be sucked into the bladder, where it is broken down with digestive enzymes secreted by the plant.
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A number of young women from Bosnia and Serbia were forced into prostitution and their documents confiscated after being told they could count on regular jobs in Austria and Germany, and some Ukrainian women were secreted similarly into Bosnia.
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The world's navies (or, at least, those among them with submarine capability) will also take an interest—for an accurate seabed map will both show good places for their boats to hide and suggest where their rivals' vessels might be secreted.
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"Because of the size of the communities they were using as cover across France and Belgium, it wasn't easy to find them," the investigator said, referring to the Paris and Brussels attackers who secreted themselves in those cities' huge ethnic populations.
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In the case of arabidopsis, a plant commonly used as a model by labs, its immune system is triggered when a particular kind of alarm protein is destroyed—usually when it is split by an enzyme commonly secreted by bacteria.
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LEVIN: Now, back to the United States, you&aposve said that unlike really any enemy, and I do consider them an enemy, that we faced, they have secreted themselves, that is government entities, individuals, in our country, in our government?
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Barely 72 hours after that fateful December day, Jose Mourinho was secreted out of Chelsea's Cobham training ground, hounded all the way by the baying press pack and disorientated by the snaps and flashes of a thousand glaring camera lenses.
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It was likely that the explosives used in the attacks had been secreted into Sri Lanka through smuggler boats widely known to bring heroin, illegal weapons and other contraband to the island, said security officials who work in Sri Lanka.
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The fact that the FBI didn't look at the actual, physical server -- although it was no different than the imaged copy created by Crowdstrike -- has led some conspiracy theorists to suggest that the "real" server has been secreted away somewhere.
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Hmmm. The detectives also realize that the Purcell kids were lying about their after-school plans, and they revisit the house, finding a map Will (Phoenix Elkin) drew of the woods and some odd notes Julie secreted away in a Hoyt Foods bag.
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The flag was believed to have been "either, misplaced, stolen or secreted away by unknown forces in the chaos of ground zero," according to Michael Tucker, who produced, wrote and directed the 2013 CNN film "The Flag," with his wife, Petra Epperlein.
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Legend has it that Putin secreted the elder Sobchak, suffering from heart problems, out of the country for medical care in the face of an tightening corruption investigation against Anatoly Sobchak at home, thought to have been concocted by Boris Yeltsin's Kremlin.
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These weights are secreted inside window casements, thus typically invisible to those who never intervene with these spaces, but for anyone who has handled one, their presence overhead represents a kind of quiet menace — were one to drop, it could cause terrible injury.
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This time Egyptian referee Gamal Al-Ghandour was at the heart of the controversy, having disallowed two perfectly good goals as – over on the sidelines – Spain coach José Antonio Camacho anxiously secreted two of the biggest sweat patches football has ever seen.
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But as it dawned on us that a new Mac Pro and Pro display were not secreted away somewhere behind a CNC or under the wood conference table anachronistically in the middle of the room, the earth shifted a bit on its axis.
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And that raises an exciting possibility: that, much like the fascicles of poetry Dickinson secreted away in her room, organic fragments of the poet's gardens have survived this whole time, just waiting for someone to find them and give them new life.
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The parasites seem to be spread by a species of fly that feed on eyeball secretions, usually on cattle but scientists have linked the parasites to face flies, which feed on the fluids secreted by cow or human eyeballs to lubricate them.
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Compare this energetic yet eerie SNES fare, evocative as it is of marines feeling their way through some sort of secreted resin-coated tunnels, to the Mega Drive's lighter, more generic electronic melodies, which could be accompanying any sci-fi action game.
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Visiting him months before his death in 1950, Powell and Muggeridge "found George dreadfully decayed but otherwise entirely himself, still smoking and coughing, with a bottle of rum secreted under the bed which the three of them finished off between them," Spurling writes.
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Mr. Wiener, a Pizza Today magazine columnist and the owner of a Brooklyn-based pizza tour company, was secreted away in a back room of the Atlantic City Convention Center, judging pies in late September at the Pizza & Pasta Northeast trade show.
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Jan's plan is to smuggle Jews hidden under the refuse to the zoo, where they are secreted in the basement of the house occupied by the family, which includes their young son, Ryszard (played at different ages by Timothy Radford and Val Maloku).
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We spoke with a number of forensic experts who say a knife secreted underground for 4 years is likely to become contaminated by bacteria, chemicals and various microorganisms in the dirt, making it extremely difficult to get meaningful results in DNA tests.
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"I started slowly," Mr. Dallas said in a room where Calvin Klein's social media wranglers had secreted a variant of celebrity not seen here before — certainly not during the sedate men's wear shows — one whose reach far outstrips that of the usual front-row denizens.
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"Normally melatonin is secreted right around bedtime, when people would go to sleep, it begins to secrete and it peaks when you get to sleep," Stuart Quan, a Harvard Medicine physician in the sleep and circadian disorders section of Brigham and Women's Hospital, told me.
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This summer, however, the newly published diaries of the original head of the K.G.B. — found secreted inside the wall of a dacha — have shed fresh light on the case by stating outright for the first time that Wallenberg was executed in a Moscow prison.
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It's secreted all throughout the respiratory system — the mucus you cough up is pretty much the same thing as snot, he says — and it acts like a protective layer, keeping the cells in your respiratory tract from drying out so they can function properly.
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Elsewhere, Gizmodo wrote about scientists teaching rats to play hide and seek, panic hormones secreted by your bones, the assassination-style murder of a defender of Brazilian indigenous tribes, our interview with the creators of The Wicked & The Divine, and what the best medicine is.
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The purple dye, made from a liquid secreted by mollusks found on Mediterranean shores and on the European Atlantic coast, fetched high prices, since production crawled along at a (sea) snail's pace—no more than a single drop of colorant could be extracted from each animal.
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They've been sacrificed to the gods since ancient times, outfitted us in warm coats and scarves, fed us with their milk and meat, healed our chapped skin with the wax secreted from their sebaceous glands, and even have the distinction of being the first mammal cloned.
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PASIR GUDANG, Malaysia/JOKHABAD, India (Reuters) - When local investigators scoured a riverbed in southern Malaysia for clues in a chemical dumping case that hospitalized over one thousand people earlier this year, they found a cocktail of toxins, including a colorless liquid commonly secreted when tires are recycled.
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And a few we'd rather not discuss Then, in 1995, Dr. Jeffrey Friedman of Rockefeller University discovered what looked like the equivalent of insulin for diabetes — a molecule he called leptin that is secreted by fat cells and tells the brain how much fat the body has.
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We must be prepared to shoot to kill, be constantly wary of those who may potentially be a threat, be continuously conscious of the deadly instrument strapped to our bodies or secreted in a pocket, and be prepared to make the wrong judgment and kill an innocent person.
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Because the show's more radical elements were refracted through — and secreted within — an upbeat, candy-colored atmosphere, ''Playhouse'' could be consumed and adored not only by those who ''got it'' but also by ''squares'' (not to mention their children, whom Pee-wee indoctrinated into a cult of extreme acceptance).
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The men with whom I worked in the garden on "China Hill" at California's Folsom Prison were there with me, every day, waiting in line to get back into the prison building and hoping the guards wouldn't discover the vegetable contraband they had secreted away in their clothing.
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She suspects, in fact, that the mammalian innovations of birthing live young and feeding them milk secreted from what was, millions of years ago, a sweat gland (the proto breast) helped us gain tighter control over the microbes we pass from one generation to the next — to our benefit.
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It was eventually established that the tall civil servant with glasses who lived in the top floor attic flat had murdered at least 12 young men, and had either secreted them under his floorboards, buried them in the garden, or chopped them up and washed them down the lavatory. Why?
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PASIR GUDANG, Malaysia/JOKHABAD, India, May 31 (Reuters) - W hen local investigators scoured a riverbed in southern Malaysia for clues in a chemical dumping case that hospitalized over one thousand people earlier this year, they found a cocktail of toxins, including a colorless liquid commonly secreted when tires are recycled.
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Of the nearly 20 tons of cocaine bound for Belgium&aposs Antwerp that was seized at Brazilian ports, the vast majority was secreted aboard the cargo containers using the "rip-on, rip-off" technique, according to the latest annual report by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA).
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There is much to be said for the discovery of new worlds, but one hopes that somewhere — perhaps secreted in a little glowing ball, lined with reindeer moss and stuffed with mementos — these exchange students and steadfast Michiganders retain a confidence in the validity of their own worlds and visions.
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In advance of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, a new book—Death Star Owner's Technical Manual—lays bare the plans for the station that, presumably, get stolen by rebels, transmitted to Princess Leia, secreted in an R2 unit on board the Rand Ecliptic, and eventually made possible the Death Star's destruction.
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Timid and sober are two modest Sol LeWitt cross-hatched rings from 2000, while Claude Lévêque's necklace "Venin" ("Venom," 2014) is sassy and telling: By celebrating in gold the poisonous substances secreted by snake and spider bites, and scorpion stings, Lévêque gets to the point of what makes art jewelry problematic, and the point is sharp.
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Even as the finishing touches are readied, it is a richly imagined landscape inspired in part by local limestone cliffs, in which a child can encounter a 2450-foot-tall Great Blue Heron with a slide between her wings — one of more than 2000 inventive play structures secreted among its groves, glades, vales and prairie-flowered hillocks.
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Moments before the roast goose was removed from the oven onstage in Act II, for instance, Mr. Zajac poured boiling water on special absorbent material secreted at the bottom of the pan — this ensures that the bird appears to be steaming hot — and then discreetly slid the pan into the stage oven through an opening backstage.
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