AND THEN YOU FORGET THAT THE ECONOMY IS FUNDAMENTALLY GROWING AT 2 PLUS PERCENT AND THAT COMPOUNDS AND COMPOUNDS AND COMPOUNDS AND THAT COMPOUNDS INTO EARNINGS.
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We're looking at bringing novel compounds, interesting compounds, through that GRAS status process.
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The compounds in Iraq and certainly the compounds in Afghanistan are very similar: high walls, fortified.
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Fragrances, lubricants, lotions, odor-absorbing compounds and even antibacterial compounds may be added to menstrual products by manufacturers.
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Now there's a genetic roadmap for creating the chemical compounds, the sugars, acids, and aroma compounds that make tomatoes tasty.
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Trees also emit volatile organic compounds and in the wooded Southeast may be bigger contributors than these compounds from consumer products.
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Aircraft also emit several other pollutants at altitude, like particulates, sulfur compounds, and nitrogen compounds, which have an additional warming effect.
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When he published the results of these compounds — called JWH compounds, after his initials — he made the information available to be copied.
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Researchers are still unsure how exactly these compounds affect cicadas, but similar compounds have been found to affect the behavior of other insects.
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The process also produced more than 20 volatile compounds—compounds that can easily escape the liquid at room temperature and enter into your nose.
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Contaminants left behind include heavy metals like arsenic, mercury, and lead, toxic solvents, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and polynuclear aromatics (PNAs) including petroleum compounds.
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Many pharmaceutical companies import chemical compounds but finish production, like turning the compounds into pills and packaging them for sale, in the United States.
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They were able to predict various compounds that could be made from HCN, and were able to calculate some of these compounds' properties, reports Digital Trends.
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There used to be long waiting lists for compounds housing well-off expatriates; the lists have shrunk or disappeared, and more villas in the compounds are vacant.
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Called Gumshoe, the shoe's sole is made of recyclable compounds (known as Gum-Tec) produced by Gumdrop, and those compounds are made up of 20 percent gum.
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This "NK cell activating milieu" featured compounds that helped the NK cells target the tumors and compounds that stimulated the NK cells—which is bad for cancer.
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The researchers suggest that raw foods are better at breaking down garlic's volatile compounds because they contain both odour-eliminating enzymes and phenolic compounds, which destroy the volatiles.
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However, other (non-psychoactive) mushroom compounds–such as the medicinal compounds cordycepin–have been shown to pass into the yolks of chickens when mushrooms were fed to the animals.
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There are more than 247 JWH compounds alone, and around 224, labs in China began studying old research papers, synthesizing the compounds and distributing them as "herbal incense" products.
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Across Cairo, giant billboards advertise luxury compounds aimed at the rich: gated compounds with lush grass, glimmering glass and decidedly un-Egyptian names like Palm Hills or Hyde Park.
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In the initial screening round, the researchers vetted 3 million commercially available or easily synthesized compounds, resulting in a pool of 2,500 compounds that might possibly have the desired properties.
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There's also the orbitrap, a powerful type of mass analyzer that can detect even the lowest levels of compounds in complex samples—even compounds that aren't yet known to clinicians.
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"Different manufacturing processes will result in different mixtures of those [methamphetamine] compounds and some of the over-the-counter compounds have more or less of one of those," Banta-Green said.
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Then, using an automated platform, they apply thousands of chemical compounds to these animals to see which compounds are effective at reversing or bypassing the loss of the broken gene's function.
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Researchers tested 14 compounds—including antihistamines, pain relievers, and stimulants—and even after decades in their original, sealed containers, 153 of the compounds were still as potent as when they were manufactured.
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Articles on Friday about the Obama administration's decision to close two Russian-owned compounds in the United States misidentified one of the compounds, using information from the White House and F.B.I. officials.
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The use of the word "superfluous" compounds the initial error.
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Add on a little more time and the effect compounds.
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PB: A lot of these compounds — they're not meat-specific.
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It said it targeted training camps and weapons storage compounds.
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Together they help identify what compounds are in a mixture.
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All these compounds were shown to be safe in humans.
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You get a lot of these heavy, bitter, woody compounds.
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This hollowness only compounds Ghost in the Shell's race problem.
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Komodo dragon blood contains compounds that help combat human diseases.
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And they watched the concentration of these new compounds rise.
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The product, or output from consuming these compounds, is methane.
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"Cannabis contains so many different compounds and strains," explains Yip.
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How do we get them to make these compounds again?
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At night Kurds retreat from their checkpoints into secure compounds.
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Scientists are currently on the hunt for undiscovered antibacterial compounds.
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Could psychedelics be the compounds that fill our innovation void?
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According to the researchers, it also likely boasted toxic compounds.
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Everyone gets really excited and it really compounds on itself.
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The agent can be synthesized by mixing harmless compounds together.
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It all compounds further when you endure injuries and turmoil.
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Unlike other medications, these compounds alter the mind and consciousness.
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The secretive nature of the work compounds the psychological problems.
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TerpenesA family of compounds that give cannabis its unique smell.
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Many plants use these volatile compounds to ward off insects.
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War compounds these problems by making treatment harder to obtain.
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Of course, identifying possible compounds is just the first part.
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That happens if the nitroaromatic compounds are in the groundwater.
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To do so compounds mistrust in the health care system.
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Money isn't the only thing that compounds, so do relationships.
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Lebanon has declared war on it only compounds the volatility.
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I'm ruled by elixirs and compounds I don't even know.
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If they aren't good, ignoring them only compounds the problem.
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I know it's got some cancer compounds, but it's experimental.
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In the meantime, the interest compounds into a huge sum.
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It provided the first step in analysis: identifying promising compounds.
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No diplomats were ejected from Russia; no compounds were seized.
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Generational resentment also further isolates boomers, which compounds the problem.
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By contrast, advocating marijuana's continued criminalization only compounds those risks.
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It also expelled 35 Russian diplomats & closed two Russian compounds.
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That's not a huge number, but it compounds over time.
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This compounds it all, one on top of the other.
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For example, the techniques don't clean the compounds from soil.
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The sound — a single flat, enduring tone — compounds that effect.
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The bacteria then produces carbon compounds the giant shipworm consumes.
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It contains many of the organic compounds necessary for life.
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The reality, however, is that Brexit only compounds the problems.
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The report Monday compounds allegations against Goodman dating back years.
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The researchers want to learn if the organic compounds exist at greater quantities in the shadowed regions of the Moon, and whether the abundances of those compounds vary according to depth, among other things.
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The deal on HFCs was made under the separate Montreal Protocol because these compounds were originally developed to substitute for other synthetic compounds (CFCs) that contributed to depletion of the planet's beneficial ozone layer.
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The same year EXPOSE was launched, an analysis of organic compounds found in the Murchison meteorite, a large space rock that fell to Earth in 1969, suggested that these compounds were extraterrestrial in origin.
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He indicated his agency is evaluating research to determine CBD's safety and efficacy, weighing non-drug pathways for compounds derived from federally legal hemp, and creating avenues for new drug development involving cannabis compounds.
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FRONT PAGE Articles on Friday about the Obama administration's decision to close two Russian-owned compounds in the United States misidentified one of the compounds, using information from the White House and F.B.I. officials.
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The researchers compared compounds in the different groups of mouse stool and found that the previously obese mice had lower levels of flavonoids—plant compounds associated with metabolism and health in humans—in their stool.
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Discovering the compounds The compounds were isolated and identified from the Italian medical cannabis variety known as FM2 using mass spectrometry and metabolomics, processes used to find the basic chemicals of a sample or molecule.
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While pineapple does have aromatic compounds that give it that pineapple smell, even if these compounds survived digestion and metabolism, your urine and sweat would be smelling sweet and tropical long before your vagina did.
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One initiative is intended to expedite researchers' access to cancer compounds.
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Field is a leading expert on test methods for PFAS compounds.
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And so of all weeks, this compounds that kind of mistake.
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CBD is one of many compounds found in cannabis and hemp.
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A lack of rain compounds the lack of maintenance, experts say.
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These are the compounds that possibly interact with the host's brain!
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Certain compounds from red algae actually impart shrimp's color and flavor.
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What compounds the error is that the summit was not necessary.
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The plant Cannabis sativa is a potential goldmine for medicinal compounds.
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KAF156 belongs to a novel class of antimalarial compounds called imidazolopiperazines.
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New mansions, compounds and high-rise blocks screen rundown Shia villages.
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For many other compounds like serotonin, the lid remains rather flexible.
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The fact that there's no end in sight compounds her anxiety.
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For example, 23andMe says I'm likely to taste certain bitter compounds.
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If a believer gets sick and dies, shame compounds the grief.
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These compounds served as active catalysts, breaking carbon dioxide's chemical bonds.
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They were also given compounds that block the detection of sweetness.
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Sea sponges produce anti-psoriasis and even anticancer compounds, for example.
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And unlike marijuana, hemp's uses go beyond its pharmacologically active compounds.
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The young insects secrete antimicrobial compounds that keep the wound clean.
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Today overgrown grass has invaded the playgrounds of oil worker compounds.
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In Couffo alone, 310 children (193 girls, 117 boys) left compounds.
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Now the internet outage potentially compounds the hardships for most firms.
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Similar transitions occur for other compounds, like carbon monoxide and ammonia.
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"Better, safer compounds are the way out of this," Maxey says.
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It also expelled 35 Russian diplomats and closed two separate compounds.
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MORE took the compounds, which previously enjoyed diplomatic immunity, last December.
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Russia compounds: The U.S. isn't giving them back, despite Russia's pleas.
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Russia has denied the compounds were being used for intelligence gathering.
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It's not the same test for all of the compounds either.
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The result is a molecular blueprint linking molecular compounds to flavors.
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This compounds the issue of the already weak light heavyweight division.
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Left untreated, malnutrition compounds the unique health problems faced by seniors.
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"Understanding how these compounds are formed is very important," Destaillats said.
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ETS claims it can measure compounds to one part per billion.
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Electrochromic windows are made up of several layers of different compounds.
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Red leaves get their hue from the compounds known as anthocyanins.
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In his chemistry lab, Kendall had isolated several compounds, including cortisone.
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These compounds were dissolved in the ocean water below Enceladus's surface.
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Unfortunately, some of these chemical reactions just produce new toxic compounds.
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At first, these compounds may be undetectable by taste or smell.
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But the testimony, if true, only compounds the good-wife narrative.
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A delay at any one of those stages compounds the wait.
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In December, Zero-Two killed fourteen people there, in two compounds.
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They, in turn, provide Prometheoarchaeum with vitamins and other essential compounds.
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The Kremlin hasn't wavered in its desire to regain the compounds.
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Cannabis compounds could also prove to be an alternative, said Volkow.
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The imputed interest on the bond compounds on a semiannual basis.
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WE THINK IT'S ACTUALLY DIFFERENTIATED FROM SOME OF THE OTHER COMPOUNDS.
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Also smart: Avoid using non-stick cookware made from perfluorinated compounds.
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And it compounds the crisis of civic education in our country.
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They ordered all Russians out of the compounds within 24 hours.
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Blueberries contain many other beneficial compounds as well, Dr. Howell said.
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Their shacks and mud compounds were not subsidized by American taxpayers.
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This compounds their sexual trauma and strips them of their dignity.
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ATAI is testing several compounds as potential mental-health treatments through its portfolio companies, though many of the trials are in earlier stages and it could be years before any of the compounds yield medical treatments.
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Compounds derived from the ocean are approximately seven times more likely to make it into drug form [than compounds from land],William Gerwick, professor of oceanography and pharmaceutical sciences at theUniversity of California, San Diego, toldVICE.
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It will screen 10 million compounds for each lab, so by the end of the project, it will have analyzed up to 1 billion compounds, according to Alexander Levy, the company's co-founder and chief operating officer.
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The paper, with the appetizing title of "Insights into the Key Compounds of Durian (Durio zibethinus L. 'Monthong') Pulp Odor by Odorant Quantitation and Aroma Simulation Experiments," breaks down the durian's signature stench into 16 distinct compounds.
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"Further experimentation found that putting just two specific compounds together—fruity ethyl (2S)-2-methylbutanoate and oniony 1-(ethylsulfanyl)ethanethiol—effectively resembled the fruit's entire set of odoriferous and fragrant compounds," authors wrote in a press release.
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"There are a lot of molecules in your breath and there are a lot of sulfur compounds in your breath — and clearly, if you have periodontal disease you will have sulfur compounds in your breath," Risby says.
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Bed rest only compounds the dismal situation that many American women face.
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This can result in a loss of healthy phytoactive compounds, Lila explained.
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If you want to keep it uncontroversial, let's say non-psychoactive compounds.
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Much of these compounds clear from the human body within 12 hours.
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Whether these compounds would pass into theirs eggs is unknown to me.
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The problem only compounds itself if you survey television as a whole.
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In short, this is a judicial failure that compounds an executive one.
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Two indicas could contain different compounds with radically different effects on sleep.
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Burning plastic, specifically, is known to release highly toxic compounds, called dioxins.
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Nant's portfolio includes six compounds in clinical trials against nine tumor types.
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Its products, simple agricultural extracts and chemical compounds, sell for astonishing prices.
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There are many cannabis compounds, like CBD, that don't get people high.
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U.S. consumption of rare earth compounds and metals relies heavily on imports.
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Organic compounds are the byproduct of the reactions that create amino acids.
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Material Solved MaterialSolved is a data visualization software for chemical/nano compounds.
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While most adhesives interact with water, compounds in DOPA, called catechols, don't.
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That's dangerous to the government, and her gender only compounds the problem.
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And legally speaking, people are free to test these compounds on themselves.
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This revelation only compounds the issues faced by Uber this year along.
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When you start melting food, chewing the food, you're releasing aromatic compounds.
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It will focus on experimentation like building compounds or tackling stable isotopes.
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Environmental racism in the form of harmful resource extraction compounds this despair.
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The concentrations of chemical compounds on the two sides are noticeably different.
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You also don't need to be taking extra amounts of these compounds.
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Carbides are tough ceramic compounds formed when carbon combines with other elements.
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" She continued, "Stigma compounds the suffering of survivors of war zone rape.
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The first round of these converts the silicon metal into two compounds.
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Contaminants included the volatile organic compounds trichloroethylene, perchloroethylene, benzene and vinyl chloride.
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But the study doesn't clarify how useful these new compounds will be.
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This compounds a great injustice to the tribal community at Standing Rock.
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Instead, all the flavor-zapping action happens with the fruits' volatile compounds.
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It produces mostly potassium compounds but also a viscous liquid, lithium chloride.
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Worse yet, the common model of digital attribution compounds the same tension.
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Then the researchers screened cheese extracts for compounds that produce those tastes.
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The 17 percent post-Brexit vote slump in the pound compounds that.
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Most of these compounds remained at low levels throughout the growing period.
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Russia has put heavy pressure on Trump to give the compounds back.
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Instead, it uses that image-based approach to look at promising compounds.
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"The announcement ... compounds our sense of unease around RB," said Jefferies analysts.
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Today, gold compounds are still thought to have some anti-inflammatory effects.
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But don't add milk: It binds to the compounds, hindering their benefit.
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These include new inhibitory compounds for IDO and TIM-2000, another checkpoint.
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Those compounds can become similarly unstable if something punctures the battery cell.
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But it's more widely accepted that climate change compounds suffering during conflicts.
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Then the gas was heated, causing its core chemical compounds to separate.
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Cannabinoids can introduce similar compounds during their passage through engineered treatment systems.
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Phytochemicals are biologically active compounds that are found in plant based foods.
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Until now, scientists weren't sure if organic compounds on Enceladus did that.
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Running expensive chemotherapy drugs through the 2628B money mill compounds big profits.
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Fear of reprisal and harmful social norms compounds their lack of participation.
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Our receptors are still sensing compounds, but our brains aren't paying attention.
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The amazing thing about self-generated fear is it compounds on itself.
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Ultraviolet radiation could help to produce biologically relevant compounds… We are optimistic.
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Definitely. Heavily armed religious extremists setting up autonomous kingdoms within desolate compounds?
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The chemical compounds can damage DNA, leading to head and neck cancer.
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Testing grape sugars for compounds confirming smoke taint is a tricky business.
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Chemists discovered three synthetic compounds that are illicit gold for cheating athletes.
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The bots are highly adaptable, able to fabricate all manner of compounds.
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When those compounds are used at home, they can accumulate on surfaces.
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But the law preserved the F.D.A.'s authority to regulate cannabis compounds.
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"The cannabis plant is complex with many compounds," Ms. von Pfetten said.
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Whether those leaves actually contained chemical compounds toxic to parasites was unclear.
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Is there a difference between extracted compounds and smoking the entire plant?
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Notoriously difficult to navigate, Penn Station's absurd layout only compounds its woes.
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Coffee and tea also contain protective polyphenols, among other anti-inflammatory compounds.
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Bona is Greenguard Gold Certified and produces low volatile organic compounds (VOC).
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The McQueen connection compounds the importance of the Mustang GT's onscreen appearance.
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The McQueen connection compounds the importance of the Mustang GT's onscreen appearance.
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There were villages out there, too: vague compounds, water tanks, radio towers.
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Some of the posters are mounted next to Iraqi government military compounds.
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But incremental ideas work slowly while the crisis compounds itself and spreads.
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Burning tobacco creates smoke, which is home to thousands of harmful compounds.
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Student debt compounds economic inequality — particularly for women and people and color.
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Restaurants were empty for days, and foreigners did not leave their compounds.
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Pills containing incorrect dosages, unstable compounds, ground-up glass, and even insects?
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That explosion heats up those color-producing compounds, causing them to glow.
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These brotherly compounds are typically sold as expensive joint supplements for athletes.
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Harsh flavor compounds, like acetic acid, evaporate during conching, mellowing the cacao.
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A lot of these compounds, some had interesting results on rat models.
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Roughly half of the flavor compounds are significantly worse in modern varieties.
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"We added a powerful set of anti-inflammatory natural compounds, delivery agents and anti-oxidants, as well as compounds that would even skin tone and deal with acne and the hyperpigmentation that it created," she wrote on Instagram.
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Eating food freaking rocks, in part thanks to the aromatic compounds, also known as volatile organic compounds, traveling from your mouth up your nasal canal and into your nose, where the combination of taste and aroma becomes flavor.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry reportedly threatened on Friday to expel U.S. diplomats and close American compounds in the country if the Trump administration does not return two Russian diplomatic compounds in the U.S. that were seized last year.
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The study, presented at an American Chemical Society meeting this week, found that when people were repeatedly exposed to bitter compounds in cocoa, their saliva changed to produce proteins that rendered the flavor of those compounds less bitter.
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There's a wave of startups working on developing Food and Drug Administration-approved drugs from compounds like psilocybin, one of the chief active ingredients in "magic mushrooms," and various compounds in ibogaine, a naturally occurring hallucinogen, among others.
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Compounds derived from the ocean are approximately seven times more likely to make it into drug form [than compounds from land], William Gerwick, professor of oceanography and pharmaceutical sciences at the University of California, San Diego, told VICE.
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But CBD and THC are only two of many compounds in cannabis, "hundreds and maybe thousands of combinations of chemical compounds with potential therapeutic effects," Jacob M. Vigil, an associate professor at the University of New Mexico, tells me.
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They can use that to aid them in computer-assisted drug discovery, Roth said, a process that uses computers to screen up to 100 million compounds at once "basically overnight" to find which compounds might bind to the receptor.
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Individual compounds can thus be identified, and telltales of illegal activity flagged up.
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Chief among them is that even healthy people exhale lots of organic compounds.
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The military says it hit Hamas military compounds and naval forces early Sunday.
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Each issue might require some different, as of yet unclear mixture of compounds.
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This systemic discrimination compounds with discrimination we face in housing, education, and employment.
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Whiteboy coordinated the music video shoot at the Marleys' two compounds in Jamaica.
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The next round of vetting trimmed the field to a few dozen compounds.
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Many promising compounds fail to cut the mustard when put through clinical trials.
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There are about 400 chemical compounds found in marijuana, also known as cannabis.
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The compounds found within marijuana appeared to be protecting the cells from dying.
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"These compounds persist in the environment for a long, long time," Hamdoun said.
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The leaves of the creosote bush contain a resin full of toxic compounds.
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These compounds keep your heart pumping, your cells growing, and your food digesting.
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The main active compounds cannabis are delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD).
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BenevolentBio tested the five compounds on cells cloned from ALS patients' own cells.
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In short, our tech imposes stress that compounds as it becomes more sophisticated.
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This affects the planet's ability to maintain an atmosphere, water and stable compounds.
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Creatures like algae, rice, and marine sponges incorporate silicon compounds into their bodies.
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Remember all those enzymes your liver is using to break down unwanted compounds?
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The downside is that they attract the oily compounds that cause body odor.
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And it compounds Kuroda's difficulty in boosting inflation, by making imported goods cheaper.
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" Ryabkov says the fact that the compounds haven't been returned "poisons the atmosphere.
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These compounds are derivatives of ammonia, which coincidentally, is also present in semen.
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Putin did not retaliate to the seizure of the compounds at the time.
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The plan: Gather enough intelligence to stage raids on terror compounds and hideouts.
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The company says it currently screens more than 10 million compounds each day.
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We may eventually find ourselves simulating hundreds of millions of compounds per day.
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They want to build these compounds back in these places away from everybody.
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The amount of nitrogen-containing compounds, known as alkaloids, differs between coca cultivars.
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The more times my interest compounds, the higher return I can enjoy later.
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It's to make sure these compounds are deliberately removed at water-treatment plants.
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Compounds associated with alcohol fermentation, called congeners, are linked to increased hangover symptoms.
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It reduces emissions of toxic compounds and greenhouse gases from your car's exhaust.
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The compounds are located near New York City and on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
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And these compounds can remain in the body for six to ten years.
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Do other factors like humidity or other compounds affect how those receptors respond?
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Other compounds, like opioids, ketamine and nicotine, simply turn them on and off.
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Another released approximately one ton of the carcinogenic compounds benzene and 1,3-butadiene.
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The break compounds as well, helping fatten our accounts over all those years.
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Some had more or less CBD than advertised, and some had additional compounds.
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For example, can organic compounds found on Earth survive the harsh space environment?
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Industrial pollution causes widespread and sometimes hazardous exposure to myriad hormonally active compounds.
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Pharmaceutical compounds are lightweight and can be profitable in production without enormous volumes.
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Every time you cut into an onion, you release compounds called sulfenic acids.
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A genetic oddity provided the team with a trick for identifying promising compounds.
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The extreme conditions of the Arctic compounds the risk of a major accident.
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Scientists have found the waxworm caterpillars have gut microbes that degrade plastic compounds.
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Large buildings and government compounds are bombed out, homes abandoned and fields desiccated.
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The interaction with smoke can cause chemical compounds to form within the grapes.
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For many LGBT Dreamers, the rescinding of DACA compounds a sense of persecution.
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The trees also release volatile organic compounds that react to form tiny particles.
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His conducted military research to make liquid compounds out of the uranium isotope.
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The spectacular corruption of the electoral redistricting system — gerrymandering — only compounds the problem.
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RLS tends to disrupt the circadian rhythm, Lee added, which compounds the symptoms.
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But that public shaming compounds the misjudgment and shames Mr. Boies as well.
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Widespread tobacco and alcohol abuse compounds health issues for mothers and babies alike.
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Other compounds are being screened to see if they can target this virus.
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Air travel compounds the problem immediately, pathogen-filled projectiles hurtling to other lands.
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THC and other compounds bind to the surface and change the electrical acoustics.
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Radioactive compounds are used in some medical procedures to diagnose and treat disease.
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A narrow road leads to both, with little space separating the two compounds.
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Next season will see an even faster tyre introduced, with softer compounds generally.
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His obstruction of Congress in their investigation of his actions compounds the offense.
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Escovopsis has evolved defenses against the bacteria, producing compounds that inhibit their growth.
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The broad class of these substances, called PFAS, refers to about 3,000 compounds.
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And what compounds it is the tragedy that an innocent person was killed.
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The plants also host fungi, which are known to producing bacteria-killing compounds.
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Overall, the bottles contained 14 different compounds, including antihistamines, pain relievers and stimulants.
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The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency starting to stockpile cobalt compounds highlights their importance.
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His obstruction of Congress in its investigation of his actions compounds the offense.
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Dark chocolate is rich in cocoa solids, which contain compounds known as flavanols.
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In October, NASA found organic compounds in the ocean of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
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Klogene also has been testing compounds that can raise the production of Klotho.
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None of the benefits associated with phenolic compounds were seen in boiled vegetables.
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Decommissioned ships are rife with hazardous compounds like asbestos and diseases like tuberculosis.
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People talk about some of these things like they're far off, distant, quaint harms, but one of the things I'm trying to convey is that when you think about compounding, the way that debt compounds and the way that investment compounds.
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It can identify minute traces of volatile compounds, which drugs and explosives often emit.
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The EPA has repeatedly lowered how much exposure to PFAS compounds it considers acceptable.
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Thimerosal does not build up in your system like other mercury-based compounds can.
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Known as phytoestrogens, these natural compounds mimic the effects of estrogen in the body.
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She translates the chemical compounds into scents, which are emitted alongside live bacteria sculptures.
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The compounds basically alert the healthy ants to the need for a rescue mission.
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"We continue to track companies and compounds that are interesting to us," he said.
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But the agency measured high levels of chlorine compounds, which include those nasty chloramines.
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Other chemical compounds, such as sarin, might be found days or even weeks later.
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The next steps for his research team include purifying the compounds of the fungi.
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This involves testing vast numbers of compounds that might possibly end up as drugs.
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The relentless price rises, in turn, have lured speculators, whose enthusiasm compounds the problem.
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Growth factor is unique compounds that aren't readily available in the food system commercially.
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In some cases, levels of these compounds dropped by as much as 65 percent.
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"This compounds the very inequalities that the otherwise excellent AAMD proposal seeks to dismantle."
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And that color is organic compounds that teach you different things as a screener.
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The antibacterial compounds were derived from white oak, tulip poplar, and devil's walking stick.
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Depending on the tour, you visit a selection of military compounds, viewpoints, and tunnels.
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The bacteria absorbed these compounds through their outer membrane, their version of our skin.
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This compounds the suffering caused by dementia: active management can sometimes slow its progress.
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One of its compounds, HN-2, is useful in treating certain kinds of cancer.
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This compounds the effect on aggregate demand of falling investment in the oil industry.
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Category 1 comprises substances eligible for inclusion on the list of bulk drug compounds.
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This tiny world of sweat, bacteria, and odorous compounds then transfers to our clothing.
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The RAA compounds the problem by adding an astonishing 53 new requirements to rulemaking.
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The suit claimed that LaCroix included non-natural and synthetic compounds in its seltzer.
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Defensive compounds in frogs' skins were already known to protect the amphibians against bacteria.
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The researchers performed biochemical analyses to find residual wine compounds the pottery had absorbed.
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In February, China added 130 new compounds to the roughly 1,200 eligible for reimbursement.
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"Body odors are very complex, containing hundreds of compounds," Allen told me over email.
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The method reportedly activates 80 per cent of the caffeine, theanine and polyphenol compounds.
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Barda also is underwriting a program to support pre-trial work on promising compounds.
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But by the 1980s, scientists had pretty much exhausted the supply of available compounds.
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"Finding organic compounds in meteorites [and] other extraterrestrial samples is nothing new," Chan said.
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It also ensures that the other cough-fighting compounds in the medicine stay put.
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So that only compounds things for the rest of the domains of your life.
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Scientists have long associated these sulfur compounds with a serious gum disease called periodontitis.
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Compounds like ethanol and acetone, however, were present in much higher amounts than predicted.
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The acid is formed from the degraded byproduct of sarin reacting with other compounds.
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For platforms with network effects, certain companies win because customer value creation compounds exponentially.
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The films of Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos are unstable compounds of comedy and horror.
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Another library holds about 2,000 compounds that have been through some human safety testing.
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To make matters worse, if your neighbors experience similar disadvantages, this compounds your distrust.
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The contaminants included manganese, fluoride and triazoles, a set of compounds used in fungicides.
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What would happen if we introgressed that and got multiple compounds in a strawberry?
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Some cobalt and nickel compounds have also been linked with carcinogenic risk, he said.
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But Siegel thinks all pharmaceutical compounds should be removed from our taps right away.
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In the body's normal metabolic processes, molecules called volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are produced.
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Foreign correspondents also had to live in housing compounds that were guarded by soldiers.
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Breast milk contains anti-inflammatory compounds, which may confer a protective effect on telomeres.
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Like other filters, the Airbubbl can trap volatile organic compounds, ozone, and particulate matter.
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It's usually a collection of three or four compounds that are called curcuminoids, collectively.
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N is the the number of years your money compounds — 43, in this case.
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If they're right, it compounds the problems big banks on Wall Street are facing.
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"Natural compounds are unfortunately always thought to be safe for some reason," she says.
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Now sources say a decision on whether to return the compounds is on hold.
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This is due to the accumulation of chemical compounds called saponins in the seeds.
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Volatile organic compounds can include a wide array of chemicals with adverse health effects.
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Wishart estimates that both databases may end up listing more than a million compounds.
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Other venom-derived compounds might be able to treat cancer, Alzheimer's, and multiple sclerosis.
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But two compounds successfully blocked the early-stage gene and hindered teichoic acid production.
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Plus, fruit — dried or fresh — is "packed with antioxidant compounds and energy," Palmer said.
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The first of its compounds will be tested in clinical trials beginning in 2020.
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They can also use the entire range of tire compounds from the supplier Pirelli.
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The retreat on Afghanistan compounds the litany of setbacks that has confronted the court.
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Moreover, researchers have already demonstrated that compounds in kratom bind to mu opioid receptors.
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Kruegel's point is that opioids are, by definition, compounds that interact with opioid receptors.
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Her father was a general, and she was born and raised in military compounds.
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But complex aromatic compounds did not make the watermelon the champion of summer fruits.
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Beyond scientists work to balance all of these compounds and replicate them using plants.
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Silicone compounds have been described as the blue-collar mainstays of the chemical industry.
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Its chemical compounds are increasingly used in batteries for electric vehicles and renewable energies.
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But the protein is also effective against some of the compounds in wood smoke.
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Houseplants can:Remove indoor pollutants called volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene.
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Earlier reports said Moscow was also considering the seizure of U.S. compounds in Russia.
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Look for new polling to see if Kavanaugh's confirmation compounds the anger of Democrats.
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The compounds have been linked to cancer, immune problems and lower I.Q.s among children.
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Photographer Ivan Cheung compounds all of these swirling, conflicting sentiments in a single frame.
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Fires also throw up clouds of soot into the atmosphere, which compounds the problem.
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It uses on-device processing to track and record active compounds produced per draw.
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Each of us has a unique "odorprint" made up of thousands of organic compounds.
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You can find "odor-resistant" synthetic fabrics, which are treated with various antibacterial compounds.
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However, scientists in some countries have continued to design even more dangerous OP compounds.
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Scientists have used different doses, species and compounds of the spice for their research.
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That the burden of student debt breaks across economic class lines compounds this inequity.
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But the Trump administration has flirted with handing the compounds back over to Moscow.
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But an investigation found that compounds in lychees can be fatal for malnourished children.
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Assuming interest compounds on a monthly basis, in one year you'll have made $100.46.
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Thirty-seven years (and counting) of wage stagnation and decline compounds the problem significantly.
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Pretending to be happy about it compounds my irritation and makes me feel disingenuous.
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A popular way of cooking broccoli is leeching potentially cancer-fighting compounds from it
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Winter tires are engineered with softer compounds to remain flexible at far lower temperatures.
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For instance, carbon dioxide burns blue, copper burns green, various compounds burn blue-green.
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