This is known as a chimera -- specifically an interspecies chimera, an organism containing cells from two or more species.
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With John Carlson and Jason Chimera on a three-on-two advantage, Burakovsky fed Chimera and scored on the rebound off Murray's left pad.
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It's established that the Chimera is the definition of overkill.
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But gaming is where the Chimera does its best work.
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According to geneticists, a true chimera is quite the anomaly.
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This scenario "breeds remote synchronization with chimera states," he said.
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For these "invisible" Indians, she said, independence was a chimera.
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With her blood and immune cells, he's technically a chimera.
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"You create a new virus called a chimera," Russell says.
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Party's backend is a bit of a chimera by design.
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But the mechanical chimera actually serves a very concrete purpose.
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Price and release date for the ROG Chimera are still forthcoming.
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This idea of chimera organs isn't a new concept, Low explained.
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That's a right-wing chimera that they've tried to stir up.
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A chimera would be a much more unusual and unlikely event.
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Or was this prosperity, as some contemporaries suspected, merely a chimera?
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Chimera, 220, is coming off a 22002-goal season for Washington.
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The Good Friday Peace agreement of 1998 has become a chimera.
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Hardly more than chimera, they suck the Empire into their labyrinth.
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Yet, Cheryl's test comes back negative — she is not a chimera.
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Résonances de Cartier The Imugi ring captures a chimera in midroar.
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The allure of simplicity itself, Mr. Furman argued, is largely a chimera.
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John Tavares and Jason Chimera replied for the Islanders (30-43-11).
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" Chimera Investment: "I've got to tell you, it's been a remarkable stock.
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The insults mount, with Marina being labelled a chimera and a monster.
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Unification on the basis of the chimera of "one country, two systems"?
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Yet Sir John is cautious about the chimera of a unifying soft Brexit.
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She was closed; now she's open; yet she's still grandly unfathomable, a chimera.
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The current focus on carbon taxation is a chimera of the wildest sort.
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In 1980 Frost helped found Chimera Lighting, which made lighting equipment for photographers.
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"We just want to give ourselves a chance," Chimera said after the game.
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Both scientists expressed confidence that ethical concerns about chimera research could be addressed.
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The mix of human and animal DNA in modern medicine is known as chimera.
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On Chimera, Negrón's drag operaI grew up in the 80s surrounded by drag queens.
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Asus Chimera G703GI specs There are still advantages to having a 17-inch laptop.
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The unstoppable chimera of holiday sales have leaked beyond Thanksgiving and into this weekend.
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"We're trying to unravel the visual eye type in this chimera crab," Luque said.
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As a living creature, Synthia is a chimera, an engineered blend of two species.
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"For almost a decade I lived in that chimera of cosmopolitanism," he told me.
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If you really think about it, there's even a certain beauty in this chimera.
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ND: Can we talk about the Chimera room [Saya Woolfalk "ChimaTEK: Virtual Chimeric Space" (2015)]?
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Coupled with the villain, Chimera, being a convenient vigilante hunter it becomes somewhat heavy-handed.
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Much like Venus and Quimera before her, Narnia is referred to as a chimera cat.
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His presidency will thus expose Pillar Four as the sentimental chimera it has always been.
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This was a huge breakthrough in chimera research because rats and mice are different species.
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Cal Clutterbuck, Jason Chimera and Andrew Ladd netted goals for the Islanders (21972-210-23).
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Chimera is very much about the complexity of identity and paying tribute to my childhood.
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Sprinkle in a dose of libertarianism and you have a uniquely Bay Area political chimera.
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A chimera is a single organism containing cells (and DNA) from two or more organisms.
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Last year, researchers found qualitative similarities between the destabilization of chimera states and epileptic seizures.
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Forget Frankenstein -- this monster's a Chimera Gene drives are considered the cutting edge of genetics.
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The chimera is a mythological monster with a lion's head, goat's body, and snake's tail.
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The Chimera group is hoping to raise more than $375 million in its token offering.
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Perhaps there's something strangely poetic about the fact that rational thought itself is a chimera.
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What is this strange chimera of presidential campaigning: a candidate's head on pop culture's body?
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This idea is a chimera but it helps me to think that I am fighting.
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It turns out Fairchild was a chimera, meaning her body contained cells with different genomes.
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"I realized it's not apolitical, it's just a non-political chimera," he said of DEF CON.
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"If identical twins fuse, it's not a chimera because they have the same genome," Pappas said.
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The resulting chimera might be an abomination, however, so maybe this idea is a bit better.
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Instead of chasing this chimera, ordinary investors should use technology to correct for their innate flaws.
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Something illusory, that which we can never quite grasp, is commonly referred to as a chimera.
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Strogatz dubbed it the "chimera" state after a mythological fire-breathing monster made of incongruous parts.
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"We competed all night, Chimera got a big goal, we had some unbelievable chances," Weight said.
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I know about this because I am also a transplant recipient and therefore also a chimera.
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" The answer is that this huge gamble would be taken for the chimera of restored "sovereignty.
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At this juncture, a new economic monster appeared: stagflation, a chimera of inflation, recession, and unemployment.
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Many people can accept genetically modified organisms, but would a human-animal chimera eventually become acceptable?
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In 2009, Gregory found Aboveground Animation, a collective started by artist-comedian chimera Casey Jane Ellison.
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Johnny Boychuk, Jason Chimera and Casey Cizikas scored as the Islanders built a 3-0 lead.
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Or is it just a cruel chimera, holding out the allure of an elusive pro career?
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The carriage hit a metal structure that is also part of the Chimera ride, Notimex said.
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One reason for this is the US National Institutes of Health examined chimera science in a 2015 workshop and "accompanied that with a pause" on funding of a "very narrow subset of animal human chimera research," said Carrie D. Wolinetz, the institutes' associate director for science policy.
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To create a rat-mouse chimera, the scientists began by creating a mouse embryo without a pancreas.
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Chimera scored on a wrist shot at 27:28 of the third to close out the scoring.
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Too often, in his view, America has sacrificed its own sovereignty following the chimera of global governance.
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Measuring in with a 17.3-inch display, the screen is the most impressive part of the Chimera.
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The MasterKey, RyzenFall, Fallout and Chimera researchers were not so nice, and only gave them a day.
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"When you have a playoff series against those guys — it was a pretty bitter rivalry," Chimera said.
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To the ancient greeks, the chimera was a ferocious creature—part lion, part goat, and part snake.
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Scientists not involved in the chimera experiment, reported in Cell, said it answered a long-standing question.
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LW Jason Chimera played in his 210th consecutive NHL game, the longest current streak on the club.
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As this chimera continues, the bankers, lawyers and advisers will have to focus on 2020 or beyond.
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A federal Europe remains a chimera, even if the euro crisis revealed the need for budgetary integration.
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It's something of a relief to see a designer stop chasing the chimera of the athletic world.
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Elliott turned away a breakaway by Jason Chimera a little more than a minute into the extra session.
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She described the EU as a monstrous "chimera" and an "anti-democratic oligarchy" that France needed to leave.
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It's a chimera, part elevated structure, metal tube, bullet train, pressure vessel, and vacuum system, all smooshed together.
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At one point Chimera is called an "anti-vigilante vigilante," which is a roundabout way of saying supervillain.
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And today's work is a long way from showing that all organs can be grown in chimera animals.
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Saul is a cipher, a chimera; even before the accident(s), he is unsure of what he wants.
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"Stimulus looks like chimera," Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of research firm Quill Intelligence, tells Axios in an email.
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One interesting placement on the Chimera is the speakers, which are inside the lid right underneath the screen.
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The pause on NIH funding for select chimera research remains in place until NIH issues a final policy.
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The ICO platform Securitize is said to be advising the Chimera group on the potential Plaza Token offering.
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"It's a pretty strange chimera of features," said Dr. Motani, a paleobiologist at the University of California, Davis.
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They landed Andrew Ladd, PA Parenteau and Jason Chimera but lost Frans Nielsen, Kyle Okposo and Matt Martin.
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How did they get the chimera rats and mice to sit still long enough to pose for these pictures?
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"The big risk I see is the threat to the business overall because of extremely volatile pricing," Chimera said.
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The modern chimera is not so physically striking, being a hybrid organism with organs or tissues from multiple species.
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This experiment aims to eventually bring chimera embryos to term, resulting in the birth of real, living, breathing humanimals.
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They also found chimeralike states (though it's hard to prove that such a small system is a true chimera).
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"I thought then we were going to come back and win the game," said Chimera, who has 14 goals.
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A Chimera was a creature in Greek mythology usually represented as a composite of a lion, goat, and serpent.
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The species is being called Chimerarachne, a riff on Chimera, a fire-breathing hybrid creature found in Greek mythology.
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An international team of researchers created what's known as a chimera - an organism that contains cells from two different species.
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The mighty Chimera—a single body sprouting lion, goat and snake heads—is one of the most recognizable mythological beasts.
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As JR's photo colludes with its surroundings, what remains for the eye to behold is a chimera of the pavilion.
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"We've just got to move on from it, move on to the next game," Chimera told the Monumental Sports Network.
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Jason Chimera needs one goal to reach 20 for the second straight season and third time in his career. 1.
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The virus used in the simulator, Variola Chimera, is a fictional weaponized version of the naturally occurring smallpox, Variola Major.
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It's hard to imagine that the Trump administration will lift the ban on chimera research now, given the potential controversy.
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Adam Pelech and Jason Chimera added goals for the Islanders, who have played without Tavares for four straight road games.
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If you were a chimera, would it change your relationship with your kids and make you feel different about fatherhood?
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From left to right: Rat-mouse chimera, rat, and mouse (Image: Tomoyuki Yamaguchi)It's a beautiful tale of graciousness and sacrifice.
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The reality for them is now very clear: Trumps apparent ambivalence to EU is a chimera for his hostility toward it.
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"First human-pig 'chimera' created in milestone study" revives images of the Greek mythological beast (part lion, part goat, part serpent).
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In its proposal, the NIH writes it will establish a committee to provide input on certain human-animal chimera research proposals.
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The diversification away from the company's core strengths made it seem much more valuable to investors, but this proved a chimera.
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Chimera was stationed to the right of the net when his shot squeaked under the legs of Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak.
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Karl Alzner backhanded the puck from his goal line, and Chimera tipped it from the Capitals' side of the red line.
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John Barth, awarded for " Chimera "—a trilogy of novellas that zanily recast ancient narratives—was the leading exponent of postmodern fiction.
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And it went down not because the threat had lessened, but because the administration seemed content with the chimera of denuclearization.
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And it's a chimera in another way: a library, art gallery, community center, performance area, and LAN cafe, all in one.
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To prove her point, Burble recommends a chimera DNA test for Cheryl, which will check her cells for dual DNA markers.
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This heady vision was promoted so heavily for so long by tech vendors that it began to seem like a chimera.
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Take the chimera chapter in science writer Carl Zimmer's sprawling new treatise on heritability, "She Has Her Mother's Laugh" (Dutton) for example.
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It's a conglomerate, a geologic chimera—a bunch of large emerald crystals lodged at odd angles in a matrix of black schist.
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After spending a couple of days with the Matrix PowerWatch, I can't help but think of it as an odd technological chimera.
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Muhl revealed that she was a "chimera" in a post on Instagram last year and appeared in a segment on The Doctors.
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Asus has a new gaming laptop in its ROG (Republic of Gamers) lineup, the ROG Chimera, and it's a big one — literally.
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Knoepfler said that a chimera that's human enough to have transplantable organs could also have "too many" human cells in its brain.
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The impossible love abandoned, the gesture unmade, the heedless voyage untaken, the parting that should not have been — these chimera always beckon.
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In any case, the idea that diplomatic or military action could immediately and irreversibly dismantle North Korea's nuclear program is a chimera.
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On the winning goal, Carlson took a pass from Jason Chimera and ripped a shot from the right circle past Scott Wedgewood.
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And if anti-Semitism is a chimera, then anti-Zionism, so often conflated with it, has nothing after all to apologize for.
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Unfortunately, the global realignment of trade to bring about a balance in trade between the U.S. and China may be a chimera.
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But the building is a chimera; the modern facade and open atrium fuse with another old palace, the renovated Quinta das Fontes.
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Jason Chimera made the score 217-0 at 17:24, knocking a rebound past Lundqvist for his fourth goal of the season.
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The accident happened on the Chimera ride at the Feria de Chapultepec in the Mexico City township of Miguel Hidalgo, Notimex said.
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CHIMERA zoomed in on the pulsar and imaged it very fast, then imaged the rest of the scene slowly to create this image.
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This mixture of human and animal DNA is known as chimera, a term that refers to a monstrous hybrid creature from Greek mythology.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Chimera was first used by the ancient Greeks to describe a mythological, multi-headed, fire-breathing monster.
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The brain itself seems to be a complicated kind of chimera, in that it simultaneously sustains both synchronous and asynchronous firing of neurons.
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In Belgium, Mr. Puigdemont became a chimera of Catalonia's expectations, an elusive Where's Waldo-like figure whose appearances were breathlessly tracked by journalists.
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In his piece "Chimera," the first performer, David Thomson, made the physical, biological state of hybridity a metaphor for other types of heterogeneity.
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Chimera is actually a pretty fun villain who hurts heroes, and steals heroes' identity-concealing masks to hang them up like hunters mount game.
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Image: US National Reconnissance OfficeWhatever it was, this set of photos appears to show a successful launch, taking its tiny amphibian chimera into space.
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New York LW Jason Chimera scored a goal in his 43,000th game Friday while D Dennis Seidenberg played in his 800th career contest. 2.
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But as a living book, it is a chimera of minor forms, a vanity-press amalgam of title, aphorisms, contributors' notes, and copyright page.
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This third category would be a chimera where workers could remain independent contractors but gain some of the benefits and protections expected for employees.
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The NIH proposed lifting that moratorium last August, requiring additional oversight of chimera experiments and barring the use of human cells to create chimeras.
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"When you've got the offense going like we do, sometimes you take chances you shouldn't," New York's Jason Chimera told reporters after Friday's loss.
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The crown makes you a chimera as surely as the introduction of angel wings to your back or devil horns to your head would.
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Oh, and the city is also under attack: strange creatures called chimera keep appearing, pulled in from what appears to be a different dimension.
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In Greek myth, a chimera is a creepy combination of lion, goat, dragon — in humans, chimeras are one person who contains two sets of DNA.
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I got a chance to play with the ROG Chimera, and I never want to go back to a normal gaming laptop display ever again.
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Murray made the initial save on Jason Chimera from the slot, but Burakovsky was alone in front and scored on the rebound at 10:13.
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In January, Zuckerberg heralded his intention to combine messaging across Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger, creating an end-to-end encrypted chimera by sometime next year.
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The Islanders piled on in the third, when Lee scored almost exactly 255 minutes apart before Jason Chimera added a goal with 153:215 left.
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But a bill introduced late in the last Congress would prohibit chimera research, with penalties of up to $1 million and 10 years in prison.
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I spoke to him about how and why, as it continues to cast a shadow over rural America, he thinks a meth chimera was born.
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"We were both struggling, so putting us together could maybe get us going," said Chimera, who had seven goals and seven assists entering Monday's game.
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He cradled a long pass from team mate Jason Chimera and snapped a hard shot past Hammond for his team-high 25th goal of the season.
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All of the processor-intensive applications the Chimera easily runs require a lot of cooling, especially with a Core i9 with turbo speeds up to 4.8GHz.
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The Islanders scored on a penalty shot by Chimera after it was ruled that he was impeded on a breakaway at 16:55 of the second.
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It dropped lower in the sky, morphing from a golden ball to a huge red orb to, eventually, a ghostly chimera fading slowly into the haze.
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John Tavares, Andrew Ladd, Casey Cizikas and Jason Chimera also scored to help the Islanders improve to 9-0-543 in their last 11 at home.
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The key to producing human organs in other animals is the chimera, a mixture of cells from more than one species growing together as a single animal.
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But it also fits with a candidate who doesn't honestly expect to win, and doesn't want to compromise his purity and popularity in pursuit of a chimera.
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The Chimera can output at 4K or 2K resolutions for up to three monitors, but so can the Razer Blade 15 and a handful of other laptops.
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But then again, all of Ono's work is a bit like that––take, for example, WARZONE, her upcoming 14th album, out in late-October on Chimera Music.
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The NIH has not only launched a steering committee to review new research proposals, but it is also seeking public comment on the scope of chimera research.
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Where he is concerned I feel like a chimera comprised of 50 percent Mulder (I want to believe) and 50 percent Scully (but I am deeply skeptical).
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In August 2016, the US National Institutes of Health announced that it was considering a revision to its policy, introduced in 2009, guiding human-animal chimera research.
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What separates the nighttimes of Gransys from these other game worlds isn't the catalog of supernatural foes—after decades of playing games, what's another cyclops or chimera?
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Anders Lee scored twice while Anthony Beauvillier, Andrew Ladd and Jason Chimera scored for the Islanders (15-8-2), who had a four-game winning streak snapped.
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We live in an era where fact and fiction, comedy, commentary and coverage have all converged into a mutant chimera of content -- where "newsertainmedy" has gone mainstream.
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The effect is that the viewer is unable to tell whether this chimera-Christina is crawling towards or revolting away from the farmhouse in the painting's background.
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You know this too, and you're throwing this weird chimera in the face of the pie party for your own sick laffs, and you should be disinvited.
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Nick Leddy had a goal and two assists, Ryan Strome and Jason Chimera also scored, and the captain John Tavares and Johnny Boychuk added two assists each.
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Cal Clutterbuck, Jason Chimera and Andrew Ladd had the goals for the Islanders, who lost their third in a row and seventh in the last 10 games.
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While the definitive explanation for this pussycat's striking looks is unknown, a true chimera cat's cells contain two types of DNA, caused by two embryos fusing together, i.e.
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In the 20th century Arturo Martini sculpted his own hybrid fire-breathing monster inspired by the Chimera of Arezzo, a famous and intricate piece of Etruscan bronze-casting.
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The sheer footprint of it on a desk also means sitting down in front of the Chimera feels like you're at the center of a complete gaming workstation.
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This could give scientists the opportunity to receive federal funding for controversial chimera research that could help create life-saving organs like kidneys and pancreases for transplant patients.
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From the beginning, the thylacine's common names—zebra wolf, tiger wolf, opossum-hyena, Tasmanian dingo—marked it as another chimera, too incongruous to understand on its own terms.
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His grand design for the region would be no more than a chimera, and his money-powered ambition to be a kingmaker on the world scene would evaporate.Repression
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Rohini Devasher's pigment ink prints, "Archetype – 1" (2007) and "Chimera – 2" (2008), present imagined plants that are modified with animal and human genes, as well as machine parts.
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Conceived as an entertainment attraction, Spyscape's $39 experience ($32 for children ages 3 to 12 — bring them; you'll need them) is a cultural chimera: part museum, part ride.
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The widow, Maria, is living with a man who berates her, calls her a "chimera," and says that her husband's interest in her was a kind of pathology.
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A dominion that can be as sensual as a soft feathery caress, or as curious as a chimera, or as mechanically glamorous as a Black Forest cuckoo clock.
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Here's the relevant passage:Sources told Business Insider that the deal would first involve a private transaction in which Chimera would raise more than $675 million to purchase the Plaza.
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After a nifty backhand pass by left winger Jason Chimera along the left boards, Johansson buried a one-timer from the slot for his 11th goal of the season.
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It is still possible: iOS 12 has now been cracked by the jailbreaking community, which means you can use a tool like Chimera or unc0ver to unlock most iPhones.
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Scientists have been introducing human cells into animals to create models of diseases for decades, yet the 2009 policy suspended funding for chimera-based research due to ethical concerns.
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His approach partially based on the idea that trading land for peace is a chimera, tempting Israelis to surrender something tangible in exchange for an ephemeral feeling of satisfaction.
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Veteran Jason Chimera has goals in three straight contests after mustering just five in his previous 39 games overall and one in 32 career meetings with the Stars. 1.
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Since this concoction is part antibody and part T-cell, it is a chimera, like the monster of Greek mythology that is part lion, part goat and part serpent.
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Jason Chimera and Nikolay Kulemin also scored, and Jaroslav Halak stopped 30 shots for the Islanders, who won for just the second time in seven games (2-3-22016).
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Now, these stylistically diverse Ono albums, including Fly (1971), Approximately Infinite Universe (19803), and Feeling the Space (1973), have been jointly re-released by Secretly Canadian and Chimera Music.
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However, the episode is less about Chimera than it is about getting the original Team Arrow onscreen and meandering through various arguments about someone taking justice into their own hands.
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The ROG Chimera looks like an interesting gaming laptop for mobile VR, or just playing the top games away from home, but Asus has not yet announced pricing or availability.
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Silent mode does an excellent job of keeping the Chimera suitable for work in an office, for example, but it still gets loud when you're running games or multiple monitors.
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So, again, the 1631 campaign went all the way in the other direction, giving up on the chimera of bipartisan cooperation and instead seeking to knit together the fractious left.
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In modern genetics, a chimera exists when a single organism is composed of cells from different zygotes, often resulting in a living thing with both male and female sex organs.
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"Earlier this year we got access to big parts of their deveolpment [sic] system, and included parts of Chimera in our project," the authors write in a post on Pastebin.
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Curated by Melissa Chimera, whose grandparents came to America from Syria during WWI, the exhibition addresses the immigrant experience, with artworks in various media that each respond to a poem.
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Many Israelis, weary of the chimera of a two-state peace, thank him for that — as they thank him for a strong economy, Trump's support and a sense of stability.
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A chimera of wispy "quid pro quo" has been offered as the high crime committed by the president — but the very testimony assembled by the prosecuting political party refutes it.
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He told of the genesis of the Chimera, a beast from Greek mythology, connecting it to the biological circumstances of human chimeras, who contain an extra copy of genetic material.
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Meanwhile, Wolinetz said the National Institutes of Health is hoping to finalize its policy on chimera research very soon in order to get back into the business of funding appropriate projects.
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Voice. In Chimera I'm experimenting with what happens if you take the voice out of the equation—sometimes the queens will be singing live, sometimes the voices will be pre-recorded.
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First Human-Pig Chimera Is a Step Toward Custom OrgansScientists have long been dreaming of xenotransplantation—putting animal organs into people—as a possible solution to the current human organ shortage.
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The first chimera that Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte ever created, in 1992, was considerably less intimidating: It consisted of an embryonic mouse limb grafted onto the wing of an embryonic chicken.
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"Human cells are unlikely to behave entirely normally within a chimera," said Knoepfler; cells from the host species are far more prevalent, providing the blood supply and connective tissue, for instance.
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Earlier this week, 3,500 keys for a ransomware known as "Chimera" leaked online, purportedly allowing anyone targeted by it to safely decrypt their ransomed files without having to pony up bitcoins.
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Eliminating the most powerful political force in Iran short of Supreme Leader Ayotollah Ali Khamenei also destroys the chimera that this White House is not committed to a regime change strategy.
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Like Osborn's characters, the denizens of "Rancho Viejo" attest to the notion that adulthood is a chimera, that we're all always stuck on some level in our rivalrous, security-seeking childhoods.
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ISLANDERS 2000, FLYERS 26 Jason Chimera scored the go-ahead goal early in the second period and Thomas Greiss made 26.82 saves to lead the Islanders over the Flyers in Philadelphia.
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Humans and pig embryos also take different amounts of time to grow, so getting the chimera to thrive takes tedious coordination—scientists must inject the stem cells at just the right time.
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The deal was being spearheaded by a group of foreign investors called the Chimera group, CNBC reported, who brought in ICO platform Securitize to advise them on how the deal would function.
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And earlier this year, Lady Gaga released "The Cure," which features a chirping chimera-like synth that mimics the music of the Chainsmokers, whom she was trolling on Twitter just last year.
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Compared to more portable gaming laptops, the major thing the Chimera brings is its Core i9 processor and 17.3-inch screen; no Max Q laptop on the market has either spec available.
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Murray made the initial save on Jason Chimera from the slot, but Burakovsky was alone in front and scored on the rebound at 10:13 for his first point of the postseason.
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What they did: The team developed artificial human embryonic stem cells (hESCs), exposed them to two proteins to spur growth, and grafted them onto a chicken egg, creating what's called a chimera.
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ISLANDERS Forwards: Josh Bailey, Steve Bernier, Eric Boulton, Jason Chimera, Casey Cizikas, Cal Clutterbuck, Stephen Gionta, Ben Holmstrom, Bracken Kearns, Nikolay Kulemin, Brock Nelson, Shane Prince, Alan Quine, Ryan Strome, Johan Sundstrom.
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So far, the taxpayer-funded lies coming out the White House are largely inconsequential — always with the crowd size, and the chimera about millions of illegal voters denying Trump the popular vote.
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In 2005, Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas introduced a bill imposing a $1 million fine on anyone creating and profiting from a chimera with human cells in its brain or reproductive tissues.
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Other approaches like laboratory-grown organs, or organs grown in "zombie" animals genetically engineered to lack sentience, could in the future offer the benefits of the chimera technique without the animal welfare problems.
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If you're thinking this sounds like someone just threw your local zoo into a blender—or that it's not far off from mythical creatures like the chimera or manticore—this would be understandable.
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Fetal cells can persist for years after birth; as I sit and write these sentences, I may very well be a chimera: a mixture of some of my son's cells and my own.
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At the front of the demonstration, a lorry carried a multi-headed chimera with the faces of May and three leading Brexit campaigners: Johnson; Environment Secretary Michael Gove and Brexit Secretary David Davis.
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In their imperfect alignments, they appear to propose a challenge to the formal prison of the Modernist grid, becoming instead, windows looking upon an imaginary landscape to conjure up a Freudian chimera of escape.
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The agency announced that is was considering a revision in its former policy, established in 2009, because technology and knowledge in the field of chimera research has rapidly advanced in the past few years.
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Vaginal Davis, the intersex icon who revolutionized drag in the 1970s and has a longstanding visual arts practice, might have a take on all these themes in the current show Chimera, at Invisible-Exports.
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In Intel's bid to beat AMD, it's ended up cannibalizing itself, and the cannibalization will continue as this 8th Generation, based on a chimera of microarchitectures, continues to launch over the next six months.
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Aitken's Mirage achieves the same kind of chimera effect, but pushes the illusion to the exterior surfaces as well, creating a structure that blends unsettlingly into the landscape, by virtue of reflecting its surroundings.
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During a recent trip to Berlin, I would often spot the artist's strikingly tall figure flashing across late-night dancefloors like a chimera in the night, jacking his lanky limbs to brutally hard techno.
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Screenshot: UniversalFor the first time, a government is supporting a plan to create animal embryos with human cells and bring them to term, resulting in a type of humanimal known as a human-animal chimera.
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Venus' owners say she owes her look to being a "chimera," a cat whose cells contain two types of DNA, but the 50-50 split of her coloration makes her incredibly rare and easily recognizable.
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Claudio Borghi, the League's economics spokesman, said this month that nearly all attractive real estate had already been sold off by previous governments and the idea of raising significant cash this way was a "chimera".
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Instead of pursuing the chimera of a generous free-trade deal with a curmudgeonly EU, Britain could revert to trading on World Trade Organisation terms (never mind that this would not be simple—see box overleaf).
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Another noteworthy example of the winter sandal would be the 2016 Teva x UGG collaboration, a monstrous chimera of two notoriously unattractive shoes designed for people who want to wear shearling hiking sandals on the street.
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Inspired by the real-life entrepreneurs (and flim-flammers) extraordinaire Addison and Wilson Mizner, the show is a country-crossing map of fortunes lost and made, in which unbounded success always looms as a tantalizing chimera.
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ERBIL, Iraq — In 2010, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria asked President Barack Obama in a private letter to sponsor new peace talks between Syria and Israel, a diplomatic chimera for a string of American presidents.
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In Game 2, Jason Chimera of Washington tried to knock a long pass toward the goal so that the Capitals could make a line change, but the puck squeezed through Philadelphia goalie Steve Mason's pads instead.
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Democrats, willing to hobble economic growth in return for the chimera of fairness, are trading vitality for votes, a productive exchange for those more interested in power and patronage than in resurrecting an economically healthy America.
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My first taste has left me impressed, and Asus has included an unlocked Intel Core i7-7820HK CPU and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 GPU inside the ROG Chimera to allow it to easily handle the latest games.
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Veteran forward Jason Chimera used his noggin to score a goal on Sunday, but his team had its head served on a platter after yielding four consecutive tallies en route to a 6-2 setback to Pittsburgh.
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If you believe that long-term investment outperformance is a chimera then your investing should be done with institutions which do relatively easier things, like tracking an index cheaply, rather than more difficult ones requiring, well, gravitas.
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Chimera has a faster incubation time than natural smallpox (seven, rather than 513 days), a higher mortality rate of 251 percent, and, because it's been modified for use as a bio-weapon, there's no vaccine immediately available.
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The Islanders struggled in the first half behind the free agents Andrew Ladd and Jason Chimera, who were added after the departures of veterans like Kyle Okposo, Frans Nielsen and Matt Martin via free agency last summer.
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This image of the Crab Pulsar was taken with CHIMERA, an instrument on the Hale telescope at the Palomar Observatory This pulsar is the end result of a star whose mass collapsed at the end of its life.
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Poopdick's sorry brethren include a condom with its hands cut off, a grotesque chimera with five heads and 14 eyes, and a skull with so many scrapes and dents it looks almost happy to be no longer living.
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To gain a foothold in the internet, this Warlpiri-produced content must compete with feline memes, snappy headlines, and the Koolaid-colored chimera of Pokémon Go. Nonetheless, at a moment enraptured with novelty, this initiative represents something new.
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The flaws in question were discovered by CTS Labs, a cybersecurity research outfit in Israel, and given a set of catchy names: Ryzenfall, Masterkey, Fallout and Chimera, with associated logos, a dedicated website and a whitepaper describing them.
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Once an arm of CAS, it declared independence as a "citizen-managed, non-profit research institution" and has now become a semi-commercial chimera, with one of its divisions listed as a company on the Shenzhen stock exchange.
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The San Juan native is also the composer-in-residence for the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra's 2018–2019 season, and, later this year, she'll premiere Chimera, an original opera about drag queens featuring Alexis Michelle from RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Brought in to fill the void were Andrew Ladd, who netted at least 233 goals in five of his last six seasons, and 33-year-old Jason Chimera, a 23-goal scorer for the Washington Capitals last season.
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To aid in your investigation, you've been paired with a Legion (a chimera collared and "tamed" by the shady Aegis Research Institute) who you can call on to solve puzzles, traverse the world, and augment your combat abilities.
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The networks of AT&T, the management of data packets—all these sorts of things seem to me to be more politically effective than the residues of some 18th century dainty Whig representative democracy chimera thing going on.
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And if he keeps tweeting about Biden, it becomes that much harder to build a case that electability is a chimera and that there are lots of as-good-if-not-better options to Biden in the Democratic field.
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Besides House of Eternal Return, the complex includes artist studios, workshops, a gift shop, interactive classrooms (which are the site of Chimera, Meow Wolf's educational arm), traditional galleries, and event spaces — you can even have your birthday party there.
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The Air Force began testing THOR against short-range targets earlier this spring, while another system, the Counter-Electronic High-Power Microwave Extended-Range Air Base Air Defense (CHIMERA) is designed to hit things at medium to long ranges.
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The foreign group, under the name Chimera, is considering proposing the "Plaza Token," an asset-backed securitized token, according to a draft of a white paper on the project reviewed by CNBC and a source familiar with the matter.
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Empowered to grasp as deeply as they please into the darkest possibilities of their imaginations, these artists merge Felker-Martin's ideas of great horror and great porn into a chimera of hideousness so lovingly detailed that it becomes beautiful.
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Now, against the current backdrop of out-of-control hostility, destruction of nature, political lies and chicanery, repression of human rights, and corruption without impunity of all kinds, Ono has emerged with Warzone (Chimera Music), her newest musical project.
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Dr. Nakauchi moved his lab to Stanford from Tokyo in 2014 because Japanese regulations do not allow chimera research, only to be hit with the N.I.H. moratorium a year later, which prevented him from making chimeras with human cells.
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In the case of Eduard Streltsov, a player in the 1950s and 1960s known as the Russian Pelé — he is famed as the inventor of the back heel — the chimera of Soviet history has helped to burnish his reputation.
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"In the simplest terms, a chimera is one individual that has the genomes from two different individuals, so they have a mixture of different cells and tissues," Dr. John Pappas, director of NYU Langone's Clinical Genetic Services, told BuzzFeed News.
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If Jackson truly was a chimera — both the man, and the man in the mirror — then the establishment of that doubling played out not only in the private hellscapes Robson and Safechuck allege, but also in the entertainer's public performances.
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Psychedelic drugs have been typecast as the preserve of hippies, jungle shamans, and psychonauts (people who use drugs to explore their own mind), and more recently the playthings of privileged elites seeking spiritual nirvana, but this stereotype is a chimera.
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Of course, the purpose of scooping up the remnants of media companies isn't to protect the fourth estate, it's to make a buck by repackaging all the bits and pieces into a horrifying, barely functional chimera that looks good on paper.
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Veteran Jason Chimera scored his seventh goal in 13 contests in Thursday's 3-1 victory over Philadelphia as New York improved to 13-4-4 in its last 21 games since a 6-2 setback to Ottawa on Dec. 73.
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N.H.L. Roundup Braden Holtby made 20 saves, Jason Chimera scored an unlikely goal and the Washington Capitals beat the visiting Philadelphia Flyers, 373-237, on Saturday night to take a 217-23 lead in their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series.
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During the war years, he spent a surprising amount of intellectual energy opposing what now seems to us an obvious chimera—a plan to resettle ex-slaves outside the United States, in Central America or the West Indies or Africa.
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A handful of players remain from that playoff collapse, of course—not just Ovechkin but star center Nicklas Backstrom, veteran winger Jason Chimera, defenseman Karl Alzner, and others—but years of roster churn have transformed the team into something different.
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When it is finished, its form will resemble a kind of buffalo-llama chimera, with a bisonlike sculpted head, a Turkish Iznik-patterned leg, and breasts on its underside referencing the maternal wolf from the myth of Romulus and Remus.
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To be clear (or as clear as it's possible to be in discussing a chimera), Ballyturk is not quite the setting of "Ballyturk," which is directed with rabid verve by Mr. Walsh and features a highly expressive cast of three.
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Tavares and Anders Lee scored in the first period, and Jason Chimera made it 3-1 early in the second when he streaked down the middle and buried a pass from Anthony Beauvillier in the left corner of the net.
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The security community is still reeling from the discoveries of the Meltdown and Spectre computer vulnerabilities, and now it seems that a rash of new hardware vulnerabilities called MasterKey, RyzenFall, Fallout and Chimera have been found in the past few months, too.
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Left winger Jason Chimera scored 5:45 into the first period to give the Capitals a lead they'd never relinquish and left winger Alex Ovechkin's 497th career goal went down as the game-winner in Washington's 0-1 victory at Barclays Center.
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The resulting robaby, in this case a hideous chimera consisting of dad's right leg, mom's left leg and tail/stabilizer, and god knows what babbling, buzzing confusion in its newborn silicon brain, is printed piece by piece and assembled by the lab techs.
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Alex Ovechkin scored his 37th career playoff goal on a power play, and Chimera scored when Philadelphia goaltender Steve Mason whiffed at the puck and allowed a goal from 101 feet away, beyond the red line, which turned out to be the winner.
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For inquisitive Ono-ologists, a last batch of re-releases from the labels Secretly Canadian and Chimera Music of her past solo albums, including Wedding Album (made with Lennon in 1969) and those of more recent decades, will be issued next year.
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He recruits his two older daughters, Monika and Heidi, in the service of his doomed chimera, while young Trixi stays home and learns to smoke cigarettes with her mother, who is already ill with the disease that will soon take her life.
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I knew that I would have to go back and check whether Sedgwick ended her first axiom with the phrase "different species" after looking at two charcoal drawings, "Jennifer Coates as a Chimera or Something" (2015) and "Hi, What's Your Name" (2016).
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Islanders forward Jason Chimera, playing his 93,000th NHL game, pounced on a turnover by Detroit forward Darren Helm and chipped the puck between the post and the pad of Wings goalie Petr Mrazek with 2:26 left in third period to tie the game.
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But the National Institutes of Health's funding ban has drawn criticism from scientists, including Daniel Garry, a cardiologist who leads a chimera project at the University of Minnesota, who said the agency's stance is inhibiting medical progress and creating a stigma around the research.
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Strogatz and Abrams further developed the math, but other researchers want "a more seat-of-the-pants, physical explanation," Strogatz said, adding, "I think it's fair to say that we haven't really hit the nail on the head yet" about why the chimera state occurs.
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Goaltender Braden Holtby made 33 saves and left winger Jason Chimera scored an empty-net goal in the final minute for Washington, which won its fifth consecutive game and became the first 21-game winner in the NHL this season, improving to 20-2100-22.
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I find myself thinking again about chimera, ouroboros, the electronic music priestess in the church, and a host of water nymphs, and think that, much like Aitken's Mirage, art can only be as good as what is there to be reflected in the first place.
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The Stone has held the line for a kind of music presenting that prizes direct engagement, allowing improvisers and audiences to meet each other head-on, sharing in the work of building whatever it is — energy, focus, faith, chimera — that comprises a musical performance.
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And the ecommerce site cum streaming service cum wind energy firm cum, uh, facial recognition hell-chimera has no one to blame but itself, since one of the slivers of its vast portfolio speculated to actually be profitable—Amazon Web Services—is what powers the damn thing.
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In any case, Petya and Mischa's authors seem to have timed the leak to promote their own ransomware, which is based on the stolen Chimera code and is now being offered as a service to any two-bit cybercriminal willing to shell out bitcoins for it.
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Dubious as the listing is (the odds of successfully making use of the advertised "lifetime 7x24 customer service" on this HDMI cable turned clock-binocular chimera, sold under a name registered by a chemical processing company in Shenzhen, are slim), it had 5,4.23 reviews, averaging 4.6 stars.
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Experts say the mosaic at what is now called Boxford villa depicts Bellerophon, a hero of Greek mythology who was sent to kill the chimera, a fire-breathing monster with the head of a lion, the torso of a goat and the tail of a serpent.
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As reported by the BBC, researchers from the University of California, Davis, injected human stem cells into pig embryos to create the chimeras (the word "chimera" is derived from mythology, but it's the scientific term used to describe an animal that has genetic information from more than one species).
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Sports Briefing The Islanders remade their roster in a series of moves on Friday, using the first day of free agency to sign the veteran forwards Andrew Ladd and Jason Chimera at the same time the career Islanders Kyle Okposo, Matt Martin and Frans Nielsen departed for new teams.
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Asus has yet to put out a full spec sheet, but it is saying that the Chimera will also feature a seventh-generation Intel Core i7 processor and an Nvidia GTX 1080 GPU, along with built-in support for Xbox Wireless to connect an Xbox One controller without needing a dongle.
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Jones's parts are similar to the ones in the Norwegian case; the "flex cable" that connects the screen to the battery and logic board are originally made by Apple (and have Apple logos on them), but the rest of the screen is a "chimera" of refurbished, aftermarket, and original parts.
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All Washington forward Jason Chimera was trying to accomplish Saturday night was to knock a long pass from Karl Alzner toward the goal so that the Capitals could make a line change, but the puck squirted through Mason's pads instead for a killer goal in a 4-1 Washington victory.
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Sports Briefing Shane Prince, Brock Nelson and Jason Chimera produced three goals in less than four and a half minutes of the third period on Thursday night, leading the Islanders to their first three-game winning streak of the season with a 3-0 victory over the host Washington Capitals.
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Fini's "Forest" (1960) and "Evening Chimera" (1961) push back on the stylistic tide of their era, harkening back to visionary pathways cleared by Symbolist painters like Gustave Moreau and Odilon Redon, in which colors melt and merge into one another, subsuming the picture's forms into a trance-inducing visual banquet.
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Now, 50 years after Lennon and Ono, each fresh from a divorce, became husband and wife on March 20, 1969, the US-based labels Secretly Canadian and Chimera Music are jointly re-releasing Wedding Album, its vinyl-LP and compact-disc formats complete with faithful reproductions of the original vinyl record's innovative packaging.
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Nor is there a way to somehow combine strengths: Just as a Cruz-Rubio-Kasich chimera might have beaten Donald Trump in 2016, the strengths of Klobuchar and Buttigieg and Booker together could be formidable — but alone they each play to a much smaller base of support than do the consolidated front-runners.
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Because each of these reengineered cells is a monstrous robocop-like assemblage of immune cell parts, researchers had given their invention the equally monstrous name of "Chimeric Antigen Receptor T cell" (in Greek mythology, the chimera is a patchwork monster combining aspects of a lion, goat, and serpent), but "CAR-T" sounds much better.
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Should President Trump's economic plan turn out to be a chimera of tax cuts for the rich, this new movement will be there next time around to express the next wave of hostility directed at him and the rest of the elite Washington establishment — because that is what Trump and the GOP are now, through and through.
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Mediæval Bæbes04 Shonen Knife – 'Ah, Singapore'05 Yamantaka//Sonic Titan – 'Hoshi Neko'06 The Internet – 'Special Affair'07 Kali Uchis – 'Ridin Round'08 Dil Se (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – 'Satarangi Re'09 Bajirao Mastani (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – 'Deewani Mastani'10 Tei Shi- 'Basically'11 HANA – 'Chimera'12 Now Now – 'Thread'13 Animal Collective – 'We Tigers'
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Cruz's performance, "How to Order a Chocolate Cake," draws inspiration from the last writings of the Spanish poet Garcia Lorca; Thomson's "Chimera" takes up and examines the power dynamics of race, gender, and appropriation in US culture; and Kosoko's "the dialectic of light and dark" queers theatrical conventions to underline how gender and race are negotiated and performed.
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Led by Javier Luque, a postdoctoral paleontologist at the University of Alberta and at Yale University, the authors describe dozens of chimera crab specimens found in Colombia and the US. These animals were extremely small, measuring about the width of a quarter from leg to leg, with a carapace no bigger than a few rice grains.
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John Tavares scored 34 seconds into overtime, and the Islanders beat the Carolina Hurricanes, 63-2, in Raleigh, N.C. Josh Ho-Sang and Jason Chimera scored in the final 65 seconds of the second period to help the Islanders erase a 2-25 deficit and claim what their interim coach, Doug Weight, called a must-win game.
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I also hope and pray that the ninth new justice will be a person, who not only has an excellent legal mind, but also a compassionate and fair-minded spirit, in close touch with the struggles and aspirations of ordinary people -- especially the most vulnerable among us for whom "equal justice under law" is a cruel chimera if not an outright lie.
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Dr. Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte has traveled from the esteemed Salk Institute in California to China where, apparently without the kind of rigorous regulation typically required in the U.S., he and his team reportedly were able to make a "chimera" — a hybrid organism, comprised of the cells of two or more species — by combining a monkey embryo and embryonic stem cells from humans.
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From the beginning, Barack Obama has been an exercise in style over substance, hoodwinking America and the world with his chimera of "hope and change" — witness his winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009 after only nine months in office — while his true intention has been to subvert the American capitalist system and replace our constitutional republic with some kind of constitutional monarchy, if need be, with just a phone and a pen.
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This isn't far from what Theodor Adorno meant when he talked about the "fetish-character" in music, the way that scraps and phrases of great classical pieces are isolated from their context in the work itself, atomized and commodified, so that they can come to stand for "high culture," a chimera that in practice wasn't much more than a crutch for the ego, a way of looking down at other people who don't fetishize the grand signifiers of art.
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A one-man rebuke to the stereotype of the reticent Finn, he slips back and forth behind a kitchen counter that also serves as a table, plating on the one side and multilingually regaling diners on the other with stories about the Finnish loggers who used to load up on the Arctic turnips he says are like rutabagas, but sweeter; or the seasonal burbot, a chimera-like fish with the head of a catfish, the tail of an eel and a liver that tastes like that of a monkfish.
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