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flagel·lat Having or resembling a lash or whip (as does a flagellum)
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However the appeal process was a necessary check on power, he said.
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That means, however, being able to process gigabytes of data every second.
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He immediately said: 'I'm really sorry I interrupted such an important process.
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In Europe, the process is further along, as the Greek example shows.
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However, the process can take six months or longer in some cases.
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Nonviolence is the natural outgrowth of the law of forgiveness and love.
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These in a way were the outgrowth of the work of Socrates.
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There was one disturbing local issue-anoutgrowth of McCarthyism-thathaunted Mercer Island.
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Ten transcription factors are identified that either increase or decrease neurite outgrowth.
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The racketeering case was an outgrowth of an RIAA suit targeting Andersen.
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Down from the Keeper writhed and flicked a tangle of tentacles; serpentine, whiplike.
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Fellwroth ran forward, pulling a whiplike Numinous disspell from the spellbook.
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Two whiplike reports shattered the night quiet before Stephen O'Mara moved.
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The many tentacles snapped toward them, whiplike, cutting the air with a hiss.
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Their whiplike antennae were waving about with vigorous sweeping motions, like undersized wings.
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While hoping for its return, I'd have ample time to flagellate myself.
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They flagellate themselves with their whips, and the strokes resound on their breasts.
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This species was seen by Peck '95 and described as a small flagellate.
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He casts around for more failures with which to flagellate himself.
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We learn when they begin to flagellate, stroke upon stroke!
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In contrast, all 13 strains of seven other flagellated bacterial species were negative.
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Some think he flagellated himself too much and BBC top brass not enough.
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Giardia Lamblia is the flagellated protozoan of intestinal-tract more frequently diagnosed.
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Superstition was as strong with her as with any self-flagellated nun.
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She had been severely flagellated and weakened previous to Willoughby's entrance.
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Is it true, then, that a flagellated female kisses the rod?
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And how its caress flagellated his bare soul!
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While still within the egg-membrane the epiblastic cells become flagellated, and the gastrula rotates within the membrane.
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The calmness of routine flagellated her nerves.
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Next he flagellated Anarchism and its partisans.
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A flagellated sphere populated by amoeboid cells simply drops to the ocean bottom...
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We examined BBSome functions in Trypanosoma brucei, a flagellated protozoan parasite that causes African sleeping sickness in humans.
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Genetic evidence indicates that localization of the signaling protein DivK at the flagellated pole prevents premature initiation of development.
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Her conscience flagellated her, and she had striven to develop her son's to the goodly proportion of her own.
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Additionally, we identify two related paralogs, one specific to flagellated fungi, and one present only in unicellular relatives of animals.
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Neurons, flagellated cells, and pigment cells have been traditionally used as model systems to study the cellular functions of kinesins.