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151. They retain considerable autonomy and power, and have a self-interested reason to manipulate economic statistics.
152. It is possible to manipulate and to introgrese target genes in crops by the selection based on molecular markers together with classical back-cross breeding method.
153. The syntax of XML makes it easy to programmatically manipulate textual data while still allowing it to be easily understood by humans.
154. And what is worse, there are severe penalties (including ban from the search engine) for keyword stuffingbecause this is considered an unethical practice that tries to manipulate search results.
155. The buffer cache buffers requests between the file systems and the block devices that they manipulate.
156. So the ability to purify, culture, and manipulate these postembryonic stem cells would provide investigators with an invaluable cell source to study cell and organ development.
157. How many times you've had to manipulate URLs to get only the file name part or the folder path?
158. Senate Democrats this week renewed their push to crack down on countries that manipulate their currencies, with China clearly in their crosshairs.
159. Together they illustrate the importance of understanding the lifecycle -- backwards, forwards, and inside out-- so that you can manipulate it when you need to.
160. One of the most powerful features of message handlers is their ability to manipulate and augment message content and message header information.
161. NASM provides a special variable (the $ and $$ variables) to manipulate the location counter.
162. The evaluating criterion of nerve root canal osteat cubage reduces manipulate error evidence and nerve root canal osculation is correlation with intervertebral disc and nerve root.
163. The audio from the tuner ("raw audio") is amplified and fed to an echo chamber, where the spirits manipulate it to form their voices .
164. Once the docutils.transforms subpackage generates a tree of nodes for a document, you can manipulate the tree in various ways.
165. The easiest - to - manipulate, built - in, signed integral type with at least N bits, including the sign bit.
166. In Object-Oriented programming (Schach, 2002), an object is a self-contained programming unit, consisting of both data and functionality to manipulate the data.
167. From here, one of their objectives is to be able to manipulate the baseband 's memory, so they can also change communication parameters.
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