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It was an | opportunistic advance, and was made in an area where the |
According to Bullock, Hitler was an | opportunistic adventurer devoid of principles, beliefs o |
They considered Hyndman | opportunistic and obsessed with parliamentary politics t |
ol funding, derided Timbrell's position as | opportunistic and crossed over to Grossman. |
o McCarthy, seeing Kennedy's late entry as | opportunistic and divisive. |
eaning, and portrays her as a woman who is | opportunistic and prone to questionable choices. |
They are highly | opportunistic and typically seen walking on the ground, |
l murderer who gained his nickname for his | opportunistic and unrepentant proclivity for the consump |
that they will infect, some bombyliids are | opportunistic and will use a variety of hosts. |
roduction of celebrity as individualistic, | opportunistic and commodified figures who achieve fame n |
This frog is | opportunistic at best. |
Secondary infections of | opportunistic bacteria and fungi may occur within damage |
ted hemolymph can potentially harbor known | opportunistic bacterial pathogens. |
et for other species and/or captured on an | opportunistic basis. |
A highly | opportunistic bird commonly seen walking on the ground, |
-and had been handed over to US forces by | opportunistic border guards, after crossing into Pakista |
The animal is an | opportunistic breeder. |
Like most toads, the Gulf Coast Toad is an | opportunistic carnivore. |
However, the | opportunistic Colombo revealed the plot to its targets. |
Fellows was part of an | opportunistic Cowboys secondary that earned the nickname |
nd Giovanni Manzini, who describe it as an | opportunistic data structure as it allows compression of |
Opportunistic encryption can be used to combat passive w | |
Opportunistic Encryption (OE) refers to any system that, | |
based on SimCity, and he is a proponent of | opportunistic encryption. |
M. relicta is an | opportunistic feeder with both predatorial and filter fe |
sculus mainly feeds on detritus, but is an | opportunistic feeder and also feeds on seaweeds. |
It is an | opportunistic feeder that will feed on prey flushed by a |
Overall, this species is an | opportunistic feeder primarily taking bottom particulate |
Being an | opportunistic feeder, the eastern brown snake will consu |
It is an | opportunistic feeder, and enjoys dead and rotting animal |
but they are | opportunistic feeders and will eat almost any invertebra |
Adult sablefish are | opportunistic feeders, preying on fish (including walley |
However, they are | opportunistic feeders, and around the Falklands are know |
On some occasions, they become very | opportunistic, feeding on leftover food, partially diges |
se wetlands thinned out, being replaced by | opportunistic ferns. |
Orangutans are | opportunistic foragers, and their diets vary markedly fr |
on TNF inhibitors are at increased risk of | opportunistic fungal infections, such as pulmonary and d |
Claraia may have been an | opportunistic genus that filled the niche of many benthi |
He was a forward and known as a superb | opportunistic goal-scorer, making most of his quick thin |
ike P. aeruginosa for example, which is an | opportunistic human pathogen. |
The double toothed kite is an | opportunistic hunter, often perching near groups of monk |
on Negros Occidental, are also subject to | opportunistic hunting pressure (especially during can ha |
ication needed to enable them to fight off | opportunistic illnesses. |
When an | opportunistic infection does occur, it is usually observ |
articipation in such cannibalism, although | opportunistic infection through wounds when removing inf |
While | opportunistic infections do occur, the bacterium is gene |
the filamentous fungi implicated in severe | opportunistic infections accompanying immunodeficiency s |
In occasional | opportunistic infections, some species can cause hypopig |
This step followed excess deaths due to | opportunistic infections. |
t may be kept in line as a result of fewer | opportunistic infections. |
ments, and is only very rarely involved in | opportunistic infections. |
ns of patients hospitalized for fevers and | opportunistic infections. |
attributed China's failure to modernize to | opportunistic intellectuals who allied with the aristocr |
tempt to distort Guru's ideas and give new | opportunistic interpretations. |
"direct[ing] the politics of the generally | opportunistic Italian toward the Communist bandwagon". |
construction worker) and Harry Beevers (an | opportunistic lawyer)-- gather to discuss the Koko killi |
d by his father's ghost, and goaded by the | opportunistic Lieutenant Iago, Hamlet is driven mad by t |
ords for this dramatic last-minute but not | opportunistic maiden speech. |
Overall, with | opportunistic manager Gene Mauch at the helm, Fanning ac |
laim that "Jeanny" was only planned (in an | opportunistic manner) as a trilogy after the success of |
former teammates at RCS, this was more an | opportunistic move than a real ideological gesture as th |
Goebbel's numerous speeches and | opportunistic outlook called upon the German people to t |
They are occasional | opportunistic pathogen for humans. |
It is | opportunistic pathogen on numerous hosts causing leaf sp |
It is an | opportunistic pathogen and human infections are common i |
g bioinformatic tools in the genome of the | opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its ex |
g bioinformatic tools in the genome of the | opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its ex |
a species of bacterium that can become an | opportunistic pathogen in the mixed microflora that colo |
g bioinformatic tools in the genome of the | opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its ex |
g bioinformatic tools in the genome of the | opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its ex |
marine animals, and as both a primary and | opportunistic pathogen of marine animals, including Gorg |
nd viruses as both evolutionary agents and | opportunistic pathogens in various environments. |
Of these | opportunistic pathogens, the majority of the identified |
eria are a group of commensal bacteria and | opportunistic pathogens. |
Some members of the genus Bacteroides are | opportunistic pathogens. |
They are also | opportunistic piscivores. |
ear and mistrust run rampant, goaded by an | opportunistic politician, John 'The Giant Killer' Caterh |
The bobcat is an | opportunistic predator that, unlike the more specialized |
o have been a detritivore that was also an | opportunistic predator, preying on small burrowing anima |
Giant galliwasp are | opportunistic predators that feed on insects, earthworms |
predatory mammals and birds, but are also | opportunistic predators themselves, particularly with re |
oraging plasticity which allows them to be | opportunistic predators that feed on a wide variety of a |
Wildcats are, however, | opportunistic predators, and have also been observed to |
The single - a somewhat | opportunistic re-working of Sham 69's earlier hit "Hurry |
ory, is discovered to be an embezzler, the | opportunistic Scrooge and Marley offer to compensate the |
efensive tackle Randy White, as well as an | opportunistic secondary, with safety Michael Downs leadi |
de chart success while dispensing with the | opportunistic sheen of "Doctorin' the Tardis". |
It is an | opportunistic sit and wait predator whose diet includes |
The frogs are | opportunistic sit-and-wait predators and will forage on |
He is an | opportunistic soldier and one of Diana's lovers. |
ared, and it represented an innovative and | opportunistic solution to a serious business problem. |
A highly | opportunistic species often seen walking on the ground, |
It is an | opportunistic species tolerant of stressful conditions, |
lose to the edge and encouraging growth of | opportunistic species at the edge. |
an then made an offer to MI5 to conduct an | opportunistic suicide attack on Adolf Hitler on his retu |
te themselves) into the scheme, such as an | opportunistic supply sergeant "Crapgame"; a proto-beatni |
opportunistic Swiss; and the French, so many of whom cla | |
They employ an | opportunistic water-use strategy, rapidly using water wh |
he 1930s and 1940s used his writings in an | opportunistic way to build up anti-Semitism under their |
The easiest way to enable | opportunistic website encryption is by using self-signed |
f physical eradication is to crowd out the | opportunistic weed by providing good competition from fa |
we can see that kind of a young man who is | opportunistic, yearns for momentary pleasures, desires e |
small blooms that were quickly devoured by | opportunistic zooplankton, krill, and fish that swarmed |
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