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Dolly begins to	exert a demonic influence on Jessica.
SRBAs	exert a chelating action that effectively terminates
infrared radiation back to the surface, and so	exert a warming effect; seen from above, clouds refl
ents in the solid so the magnetic field cannot	exert a Lorentz force.
The eclipsed methyl groups	exert a greater steric strain because of their great
a third time, with Queen's Park continuing to	exert a stranglehold on the trophy.
he fabric and then the instrument is pulled to	exert a specific force on the fabric in order to tes
, propulsion coils on the guideway are used to	exert a force on the magnets in the train and make t
The Door begins to	exert a strange fascination over Seaton, and he find
So long as Allen lived he managed to	exert a moderating influence, but after his death in
ould be absorbed into the bones where it would	exert a harmful effect on a person's health.
The propulsion coils that	exert a force on the train are effectively a linear
Larger lobsters can	exert a stronger grip than smaller ones, with a forc
e understood by imagining that the field lines	exert a tension, (like a rubber band) along their le
ce of the growing film, and this component may	exert a large effect.
Both the elves and the nixes	exert a demonic and erotic power over the victims an
hors of post-war Catalonia and he continues to	exert a great deal of influence over authors nowaday
on once again got to young Bergin as he didn't	exert a major influence in the middle of the field a
nd of the handles, this action is performed to	exert a small amount of friction on the telescopic p
as followed by a failed attempt to permanently	exert a prominent role in the League of Nations afte
rine manner, whereas HMW FGF2s are nuclear and	exert activities through an intracrine mechanism.
for a 70-hour film, but Wang felt compelled to	exert additional editorial control and reduced the w
ng more corn for energy production will likely	exert additional upward pressure on corn prices, pot
Some quinolones	exert an inhibitory effect on the cytochrome P-450 s
lt by Town and his distinct style continues to	exert an influence on modern southern architecture.
St Andrews and St Serf's Inch, he was able to	exert an influence on the national church.
In the turnaround process they	exert an upward force on the station at the top of t
t form part of the mechanism by which steroids	exert anti-inflammatory effects.
They	exert anticancer action by interfering with the grow
One study has shown that macelignan may	exert antimicrobial and anticariogenic activity agai
ing with Russia, by which neither power was to	exert any separate influence in the Balkan peninsula
y Manning Clark) to his belief in his right to	exert authority over the "rabble."
All these wars, together with the thievery	exert by bandits, created a climate of violence, war
ce - twenty thousand times the force - I could	exert by following out my first idea."
	Exert caution in asthmatic patients.
He never held public office but managed to	exert considerable influence in reformist circles an
ter Adler's death, some of his views...came to	exert considerable influence on neo-Freudian theory'
as elsewhere the town corporation was able to	exert considerable control by deciding who to admit
ing late and forgetting things: another way to	exert control or to punish.
nsiderable power to the borough corporation to	exert control over various activities and nuisances.
broader endeavor by the Bush administration to	exert control over Iraqi oil revenues.
gain by which conditioned stimuli and contexts	exert control over behavior.It is considered a rewar
relationships, as a means by which a wife may	exert control over her husband.
the article was aimed at him, as "an effort to	exert control over the general counsel's office and
and is generally conceded today to have helped	exert control over American miners, and undermine Am
ing schoolteacher Graham Clark and he began to	exert control over her - getting her to dye her hair
This causes T cells to	exert cytotoxic activity on tumor cells by producing
in 1941 by Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge to	exert direct control over the state's educational sy
ly small level of control Cromwell was able to	exert due to ill health and frustration with a lack
confirmed, but data indicates that snakes can	exert enough pressure for this mechanism to be plaus
him to get a significant share of the team and	exert enough influence to convince the Brooklyn owne
Levan is also shown to	exert excellent cell-proliferating, skin moisturizin
e Breton March, who like Roland, was unable to	exert French expansion over Brittany and merely sust
nd Princess Taiping, through him, continued to	exert great influence on governance.
en death of the architect allowed Alexander to	exert greater influence over the artistic designs, a
brigade from Sollum, where it was beginning to	exert heavy pressure on the Western Desert Force, an
The vug	exert hegemony over Earth, but do not occupy it as s
Griffiths however, never seemed to	exert himself or to play for sensational long hits."
te heir but he was too young and was unable to	exert his right.
he uses to remotely access the sarcophagus and	exert his will over it.
that this was not the case as he attempted to	exert his authority over corrupt eunuchs and officia
latively uneventful service, Pitt continued to	exert influence at Army headquarters throughout his
Several conglomerates are also known to	exert influence through advertising revenue on edito
It is unlikely that Julia attempted to	exert influence on Judean Politics.
By the following spring he had begun to	exert influence over elections to the Commons.
t nothing has the capacity to interact with or	exert influence on any other phenomenon.
t nothing has the capacity to interact with or	exert influence on any other phenomena.
old fast to basic principles and values and to	exert influence to preserve a democratic way of life
e, made it unlikely that they would be able to	exert influence on government policy.
ritish Israelism, and his writings continue to	exert influence in some Christian Zionist circles.
However, Rotigaptide is believed to	exert its effects on cardiomyocyte gap junctions thr
presence of biglycan is necessary for BMP-4 to	exert its effects on osteoblasts.
ng to or entering the cell, and thus no way to	exert its toxic effect.)
ent and mutation suggested that ciclopirox may	exert its effect by disrupting DNA repair, cell divi
Mann in Black Beach Prison on 6 February 2008,	exert its influence "to secure [his] safe return".
expressed hope that the U.S. will continue to	exert its influence in Southern Rhodesia so that maj
etermine the pathways aniracetam depends on to	exert its anti-anxiety effects.
ilty of aiding and abetting a foreign power to	exert its sovereignty on the national territory.
ish in the hope that London would successfully	exert its influence on Hitler, where he had failed t
Originally believed to	exert its effects predominantly via monoamine oxidas
ses such as deep drawing, however, rubber pads	exert less pressure in the same circumstances as non
sing the System spread throughout space and to	exert mass destruction on all forms of life, includi
the Gulf of Corinth coast, John II was able to	exert more control over Thessaly.
itics than the average person, and, therefore,	exert more influence, because these people care so d
because of his early death Steigleder did not	exert much influence over the development of keyboar
stRNAs	exert negative post-transcriptional regulation by bi
hey are found, and the mechanism by which they	exert negative effects.
ch such urban-technological-industrial systems	exert on human society as a whole, as well as on ind
ence over her husband that she never ceased to	exert on behalf of his subjects.
The control that licensing factors	exert over the cycle represents a flexible system, n
unding an institution in which students had to	exert physical labor in addition to classroom labor.
s thought of as a way for central authority to	exert power over the lords, although this is not con
Team Darfur attempted to	exert pressure on the Chinese government by associat
wider variety of sizes of data, market forces	exert pressure to maintain backward compatibility wh
the current government will find it harder to	exert pressure on Imedi without generating publicity
nwards and, along with the gravitational pull,	exert pressure on the apple press at the far end.
to raise awareness among the population and to	exert pressure upon the respective politicians.
nd its political allies in Lebanon continue to	exert pressure on the government of Prime Minister S
at some neutrality violations were intended to	exert pressure on the country to end its economic co
ct the campus press from attempts to censor or	exert prior restraint.
d receptor type-1 (CB1) and therefore does not	exert psychomimetic effects.
less the Amigo slows at a much faster rate to	exert reduced force on an approaching obstruction.
American in its origins, but I think we should	exert some opposition here.
tion initiation site usage allows this gene to	exert spatial and temporal specificity to cAMP respo
It was at this point that the Soviets began to	exert strong pressure on the club, and Tanyuk was re
g on the sugar industry, President Roxas would	exert such efforts as to succeed in increasing produ
Cyclospasm may also	exert tensions on the trabecular meshwork, opening t
With great inner anguish, Li Resounding would	exert the words,
Inverse agonists	exert the opposite pharmacological effect of a recep
s true as well; the less force one is asked to	exert, the longer one will be able to exert that for
d attentive listening to member needs so as to	exert the required pressure on relevant decision-mak
technically forming a trine to Venus, does not	exert the maximum influence or benefit that it would
Although nobody could	exert the degree of control over the voters that was
eSpot claimed "it lacks enough 'wow factor' to	exert the revolutionary influence that Donkey Kong C
l above the water contact, since these factors	exert the strongest influence on capillary action, w
cals toxic to the kidney, called nephrotoxins,	exert their damage at the renal papillae.
The melanocortins	exert their effects by binding to and activating the
of the respiratory and skeletal systems, which	exert their greatest action on venous flow.
psychedelics, opioids, and entactogens, which	exert their effects primarily through modulation of
Antibiotics of the aminocoumarin family	exert their therapeutic activity by binding tightly
These receptors	exert their action by binding, as homodimers or hete
Benzodiazepines tend to	exert their hypnotic effects at high dosage compared
son, they felt an obligation to do so and thus	exert their authority.
f TSP1 to cells, allowing the other domains to	exert their effects.
perfamily of ring-shaped P-loop NTPases, which	exert their activity through the energy-dependent un
his expert planning, he enabled our Forces to	exert their greatest strength against the enemy and
ot completely known how sesquiterpene lactones	exert their anti-inflammatory effect, helenalin has
rine, although categorized as antimetabolites,	exert their functions more like a genotoxic methylat
reinforced with opportunities for students to	exert their leadership skills and apply what is lear
although as of 2009 the Taliban have begun to	exert their influence.
nobutyric acid (GABA), and glutamate, and they	exert these effects by binding to and activating TRP
r it decreases the force the heart muscle must	exert to pump the same volume of blood.
nd insoluble dietary fibers which are shown to	exert various health benefits.
that many West Germans have a latent desire to	exert violence, despite the country's appearance to
If one is asked to	exert zero force, they can theoretically hold the po

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