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...its side effects. No HCV vaccine is currently available in clinics. However, recent research has shown that a single strain of HCV could elicit broad cross-neutralizing antibodies against all known major genotypes of HCV, and provides considerable encouragement for HCV vaccine developement....

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...se diagnosis can be life-threatening. There are critical factors creating obstacles in the diagnosis and treatment of Autoimmune Disease. Symptoms cross many medical specialties and can affect all body organs, the medical education system provides minimal learning about Autoimmune Disease, specialists are often unaware of interrelationships among the different autoimmun...

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...The free radical-mediated damage to proteins results in the modification of amino acid residues, cross-linking of side chains and fragmentation. L-tyrosine and protein bound tyrosine are prone to attack by various mediators and reactive nitrogen intermediates to form 3-nitrotyrosine (3-NT). 3-NT formation is also catal...

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...tains bioflavonoids with the most potent antioxidant effects known. • Able to cross the blood brain barrier and directly protect the brain against a ... ...n to go in for mammograms and physical checkups on a regular basis, once they cross the age of 35. If your results are clear, you can repeat the test... ...l Hasan Page 256 HOME REMEDIES FOR SCARS When the boundary o f the skin is crossed or cut, it heals with a scar. New scars are thick and full of ... ...ive weight, prolonged constipation, people who habitually sit with their legs crossed. Also heavy lifting put increased pressure on legs increasing t... ...to alleviate symptoms. 9. Avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time, crossing your legs doing heavy lifting and putting any unecessary pres... ...der in the light of the full moon. 21. Draw a picture of the hand with warts cross with an X and pull the design in the garbage. 22. Rub the wart w...

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...The Ball and the Cross is G. K. Chesterton's third novel. In the introduction Martin Gardner notes that it is a mixture of fantasy, farce and theology. Gardner continues: Evan MacIan is a tall, dark-haired, blue-eyed Scottish Highlander and a...

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...rmed the other articles of their contract, they were unable to restore the cross, which was not in their possession, and were therefore treated by the... ...ve traced the origin of this ex- traordinary rumour. “With the army of the cross also was a multitude of men,” the same author declares, “who made it ... ...ot yet attained its highest point in the horizon, when a knight of the Red Cross, who had left his distant northern home and joined the host of the Cr... ... Lord, now a parched and blighted waste, con- demned to eternal sterility. Crossing himself, as he viewed the dark mass of rolling waters, in colour a... ...broad, straight-shaped, double-edged falchion, with a handle formed like a cross, corresponded with a stout poniard on the other side. The knight also... ...s of an eagle, came as friend or foe—perhaps, as a vowed cham- pion of the Cross, he might rather have preferred the latter. He disengaged his lance f... ...t the confidence of the Moslem made him ashamed of his own doubts. “By the cross of my sword,” he said, laying his hand on the weapon as he spoke, “I ... ... of religions, nay, the fanatical zeal which animated the followers of the Cross and of the Crescent against each other, was much softened by a feelin... ...shing,” said the Christian. “Know, however, that among the soldiers of the Cross I am called Kenneth—Kenneth of the Couching Leopard; at home I have o...

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...d had better fortune. In 1673 Joliet the merchant, and Marquette the priest, crossed Life on the Mississippi Mark T wain 9 the country and reached... ...ring three days. Then, to the admiration of the sav ages, La Salle set up a cross with the arms of France on it, and took possession of the whole cou... ...of the future town of Napoleon, Arkansas, and there the first confisca tion cross was raised on the banks of the great river. Marquette’s and Joliet’... ... days swept swiftly by, and La Salle stood in the shadow of his confiscating cross, at the meeting of the waters from Delaware, and from Itaska, and f... ...was for that time to come, and he would give Bob fair warning, now, never to cross his path again, for he could never rest till he had waded in his bl... ...r faces in the river; and just then there was a loud order to stand by for a crossing, and some of them went forward to man the sweeps there, and the ... ...utes, and had a smoke out of a pipe that one of them left in reach; then the crossing was finished, and they stumped back and had a drink around and w... ...dged it must be a dog that was about tired out. Well, we swung down into the crossing, and the thing floated across the bright streak of the moonshine... ...g, same as ever. The captain ordered the watch to man the after sweeps for a crossing, and nobody would go—no more sprained ankles for them, they said...

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...ute or two with a stoical gaze she twitched her husband’s sleeve, and they crossed between the swift dis- charge of motor cars. When they were safe on... ...feeling it awk- ward to stand beside a grief that was greater than his, he crossed his arms behind him, and took a turn along the pavement. The embank... ...emblem of the life to come. Long- tailed birds clattered and screamed, and crossed from wood to wood, with golden eyes in their plumage. 25 Virginia ... ...th veils drawn before her and behind. She was more lonely than the caravan crossing the desert; she was infi- nitely more mysterious, moving by her ow... ...fervour of intimacy talked about God, and the best ways of taking up one’s cross, a topic only fitfully interesting to one whose mind reached other st... ...e’s violin. “Why, weeds can be bad enough, can’t they, Vinrace? I remember crossing in the _Mauretania_ once, and saying to the Captain—Richards—did y... ...ast, I have only been actually sick once,” he corrected himself. “That was crossing the Channel. But a choppy sea, I confess, or still worse, a swell,... ...arissa’s reach. The wind laid the ship shivering on her side. Pale agonies crossed Mrs. Dalloway in waves. When the curtains flapped, grey lights puff... ...eat factories at Hull which showed like mountains at night, the ships that crossed the ocean punctually, the schemes for combining this and that and b...

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...tioning. ‘I turned out of my way coming here, and took the foot path that crosses the grounds. Who was the young lady that I saw entering a carriage?... ... a hunted phantom than a man, nor checked his pace until, arriving at some cross roads, one of which led by a longer route to the place whence he had ... ...e nov ice. ‘Write Curzon down, Denounced,’ said the captain. ‘Put a black cross against the name of Curzon.’ ‘So please you,’ said the novice, ‘that’... ...th.’ ‘This,’ said Mr Tappert;t gravely, ‘is a flagrant case. Put two black crosses to the name of Curzon.’ ‘If the society,’ said the novice, who was ... ...ncheon as an admoni tion to him not to interrupt, and ordered three black crosses to the name of Curzon. ‘Which means,’ he said in gracious explanati... ...d. Yet, though John Willet was full of wonder and misgiving, his guest sat cross legged in the easy chair, to all appearance as little ruffled in his ... ... it is, with mockeries. Go on.’ ‘You are wrong, Haredale,’ said the other, crossing his legs, and smiling as he held his glass up in the bright glow o... ... young man, with a respectful bow, departed; saying under his breath as he crossed his horse again, ‘No errand for me to day!’ But the air of smartnes... ... said Edward. ‘Don’t say you will, my good fellow,’ returned his fa ther, crossing his legs, ‘or you certainly will not. You are going to tell me’— ‘...

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...ad been blowing for some days (they had told him at his hotel of the Maltese Cross), and he knew that it was often hurtful. He hoped the beau tiful l...

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... ‘em later on. I want a place to work first.’ ‘Come here,’ said Torpenhow, crossing the landing. ‘This place is a big box room really, but it will do ... ... when I suggested, because, you said, it might fall lame, and whenever you cross the street you take a hansom. Even you are not foolish enough to supp... ...lained to his chin-lath- ered reflection in the morning, ‘it isn’t safe to cross an old trail twice. Things remind one of things, and a cold wind gets... ...d rockets from the bridge.’ ‘What does that mean?’ ‘It’s the signal of the Cross Keys Line running to Australia. I wonder which steamer it is.’ The no... ... a clopper bow. It’s the Barralong, to Australia. She’ll lift the Southern Cross in a week,—lucky old tub!—oh, lucky old tub!’ He stared intently, and... ...urned, still keeping his eyes to seaward. ‘Have you ever seen the Southern Cross blazing right over your head?’ he asked. ‘It’s superb!’ ‘No,’ she sai... ...id not appreciate the compliment. ‘I’m sorry,’ he continued. ‘The Southern Cross isn’t worth looking at unless some- one helps you to see. That steame... ...ted vision of the Barralong dipping deep and sailing free for the Southern Cross. CHAPTER VIII And these two, as I have told you, Were the friends of ... ...e.’ ‘And the woman?’ ‘She was scared too when it was finished. She used to cross herself before she went down to look at it. Just three colours and no...

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...ear, both of a small size, as if belonging to a young boy. An oaken screen crossed the hall, close to the front door, and there was a large open firep... ...alter was coming to this place, he saw an unusual sight: a man and a horse crossing the down. Slowly and wea- rily they came, the horse drooping its h... ...d the stranger, “what place is this? Am I near Forest Lea?” A flash of joy crossed Walter. “Edmund! are you Edmund?” he exclaimed, colouring deeply, a... ...een boiling over with anxiety and indig- nation the whole time. “Walter is cross now,” said Lucy, pleased to have produced a sensation, and to have sh... ...the house; and the little girl sat down with them in the window-seat, in a cross impatient mood, very unfit for learning those sacred words. “She had ... ...and he instantly exclaimed, “How now, Lucy, still gossipping?” “You are so cross, I can’t speak a word for you,” said Lucy, fretfully, walking out of ... ...ame near her, both for herself and all be- longing to her.” A recollection crossed Walter: he stood for a few moments in silence, then suddenly exclai... ... some place of concealment, and watch for the time when you may attempt to cross the Channel.” Edmund considered, and made her repeat her explanation.... ...e should derange his hair. He grew very sleepy, and at last, with his arms crossed on the table, and his forehead resting on them, fell sound asleep, ...

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...m silver pieces were piled in heaps, leaving a gangway between by which to cross the chamber. Banks of silver coins surrounded the walls to the height...

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...ou had only to look at him to see that, with his rings and breastpins, his cross-barred jackets, his early embonpoint, his eyes that looked like imita...

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...s, she worked and mended, and put Angelica’s hair in papers, and was never cross when scolded, and was always eager to please her mistress, and was al... ...Tartary, Duke of Acroceraunia, Marquis of Poluphloisboio, and Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Pumpkin. That is the order of the Pumpkin glitter... ...ress her tea; and instead of finding her in a good humour, found Gruffy as cross as two sticks. The Countess boxed Betsinda’s ears half a dozen times ...

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...feebly at the street- door of his lodgings in Tavistock-street, cold, wet, cross, and miserable. He made his will next morning, and his professional m... ...egant Sparkins attitudinised with admirable ef- fect, until the family had crossed the room. He then started up, with the most natural appearance of s... ...th an old deal box, a few chairs, and a tent bedstead, without hangings or cross-rails, which was covered with a patchwork counterpane. The dim light ... ...equently re- peated the exquisitely amusing joke of slily chalking a large cross on the back of some member of the commit- tee, Mr. Percy Noakes expre... ...mp—and a Post-office. Tradition tells of a ‘Little Winglebury, ’ down some cross-road about two miles off; and, as a square mass of dirty paper, suppo... ...r Fanny, quite discon- solate and uncomfortable. The old boy had been very cross all day, which made her feel still more lonely; and she was quite out... ...n, with a basket in one hand, and the street- door key in the other, would cross just before the horse’s head, until Mr. Gabriel Parsons was perfectly... ...-bridge on the chance of his requiring their services, Mr. Gabriel Parsons crossed the road and knocked at an inner door, the upper part of which was ... ...led him, ‘long Dumps,’ was a bachelor, six feet high, and fifty years old: cross, cadaverous, odd, and ill-natured. He was never happy but when he was...

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...nt got up and went to her father in the middle of the room; Olive Chancellor crossed and resumed her place beside Mrs. Farrinder on the sofa the girl ... ... a gratified group; then, throwing back her head with an air of decision, she crossed over to her. Ransom said to himself that now, perhaps, was his ch... ...ouldn’t help it; her heart had begun to throb with the conviction that if he crossed that threshold some harm would come of it for her. She hadn’t pre... ...d there, looking out; she heard the door of the house close, and saw the two cross the street together. As they passed out of sight her fingers played,... ...piring way; but her fancy would make a dart to right or left when other game crossed their path, and her companion led her, intellectually, a dance in... ...harge that people brought against newspaper men—that they were rather apt to cross the line. He only worried because he thought those who were no doub... ...g did she expect a humble admirer to wait? Of course he hadn’t come there to cross question her; there was one thing he trusted he always kept clear o... ...ve the stamp of business. It assumed that complexion very definitely when she crossed over to her desk and wrote Mr. Tarrant a cheque for a very consid... ...ather easily. He walked slowly up Fifth Avenue, into which, out of Adeline’s cross street, he had turned, by the light of a fine winter moon; and at e...

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...rs explained by their blanched paleness the wasted arms, flung forward and crossed upon the table. Her feet seemed enervated, shrunken from illness. H... ...the eyes of the two shopkeepers in the muddy regions of Saint-Denis. After crossing the gray plains which lie between La Ferte- Gaucher and Provins, a... ...ll the more because they had really suffered, and for a long time, as they crossed breathlessly the sandy wastes of a mercer’s business. The Lorrains’... ...n beneath the apparent indifference of a soldier. Colonel Gouraud wore the cross of an officer of the Legion of honor, and his emoluments from that, t... ...oned the gentler terms for “Pierrette” only. Her reprimands, at first only cross, became sharp and angry; and no sooner were their feet on the path of... ...man who loves you into a friend and confidant is as perilous a business as crossing a river under fire of the enemy. Cavalry colonel as you are, and d... ... the kitchen.” “What’s the matter with you two?” cried Rogron, “you are as cross as bears this morning.” “Mademoiselle knows what I have against her,”...

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...ne. Some domestic uneasiness made Madam de W arrens take the resolution of crossing the Lake, and throw- ing herself at the feet of Victor Amadeus, wh... ... im- mediately directed our course northward, rather for the plea- sure of crossing the Alps, than from a supposed necessity of being obliged to stop ... ...ley, who, not being very excellent horsewomen, could not make their horses cross the rivulet. Mademoiselle de G—— was a young lady of Berne, very amia... ...longing to Madam Galley, and im- plored my assistance to make their horses cross the stream, not being able to compass it themselves. I would have giv... ...- scape, remarked the trees, the houses, the springs, deliber- ated on the cross-roads, was fearful of losing myself, yet did not do so; in a word, I ... ...amuse a woman whose fingers are thus employed, as if she sat with her arms crossed; but let her embroider, and it is a different matter; she is then s... ...to the latter, and in these therefore I made the articles of informa- tion cross each other. But it was impossible for-me to do the same by despatches... ...ischarged, another pimp like himself, who kept a house of ill—fame, at the Cross of Malta; and the indecency of these two rascals was equalled by noth... ...my letter, and took my route through Bergamo, Como, and Domo D’Oscela, and crossing Saint Plomb. At Sion, M. de Chaignon, charge des affaires from Fra...

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... scarce knew of what—on the part of a young lady betrothed to that curious cross-barred phantom of a Mr. Porterfield. But I am bound to add that she g...