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But sometimes the cells turn against components of the body.
Scholars turn monographs into digital conversations.
Turn old goblets and trophies into sparkling candle holders.
Knowing they could turn in work for me late without asking and without penalty has been a positive option for them.
Turn around and take the secret card from your friend.
Turn the question upside down, and the pattern still appears.
Certain ants are manipulated in turn by a butterfly and a wasp.
When social media are blocked on a campus network, there may be nowhere to turn but cellphones.
The deflation in turn increases the real cost of debt.
Delicious toppings turn pizza and burgers into the perfect wine food.
When tuition goes up and parents protest, attention will turn to faculty research and teaching costs.
So further engineering is needed to turn them into useful materials.
Turn the saucer right side up and center it on top of the flowerpot.
And newspapers had yet to turn the admissions cycle into an annual tally of percentages and prestige.
But early-answer programs show that the wheels can turn faster if need be.
Turn a deep photo frame and similar-sized side table into a venue for celebrating treasured keepsakes.
The fish turn bright red with a pale green head as they prepare to spawn in freshwater.
Remember to turn clocks ahead one hour this weekend and, if possible, sleep in until the sun rises.
The waters off the coast turn molten silver, then disappear into darkness.
When you turn the kaleidoscope, the pieces move, and you see a different design.
Turn smooth river rocks into a stylish paperweight with white rub-on transfers.
Some green species produce a pink form, and some silvers turn gold.
And purple-podded beans hold their color when sliced raw for salad but turn dark green when cooked.
Dreadful names and ghoulish shapes turn dishes suited to all ages into party fare.
The tags, available from garden stores, turn fruits with stems into instant place-setters.
Our goals were to open the spaces to each other and to turn the kitchen into a warm and elegant entertaining area.
If leaves turn yellow between veins, apply iron chelate.
The best way to turn plants into energy is to eat them.
Researchers turn to virtual worlds for real-world insights into addiction.
The fusion reactions release neutrons that in turn boost the fission process, increasing its yield.
But when they get close they turn away from our heads and dive for our feet-apparently their preferred snack spot.
They need a neck to be able to turn their head and look round without moving all four limbs.
Second, turn questions of opinion or ideology into empirical questions.
The chapter covers how to turn interest in a topic into a research question that's worth trying to answer.
The reader is able then to see immediately the footnote and gain that info quickly instead of having to turn back in pages.
The groundwater brings with it salts that can damage hieroglyphic artwork and turn limestone to powder.
Splash in the wine or sherry around the side of the wok, continuing to turn and stir.
Mounds of dirt, in turn, sometimes topped the structures.
Turn on the lights, scratch my head, and do something else.
The animal's only reaction was to slowly turn and amble across the roadway.
But fortunately for all concerned, such relationships seldom take a lethal turn.
The question is why financial systems are so liable to turn foreign credit into ruinous busts.
Then, when electricity is needed, the air can be released and used to turn a generator.
The plug-ins, in turn, are a bridge towards all-electric vehicles.
Countries that have leant on exporting cheap goods to the rich world need instead to turn to internal sources of spending.
Their actual use may turn out to be to provide power for portable electronic devices.
The end of the military veto against the left encouraged it, in turn, to adopt more responsible policies.
That, in turn, can be burned to generate electricity.
The devaluation of the drachma against the euro would turn any debts that remained in euros into a crippling burden.
But occasionally amphibian development takes an odd turn.
He can then, if you will, afford to turn his attention to photography.
The key factor is that everybody eats, so it's someplace where everybody's going to turn up eventually.
Gaze uses a web cam to track your eyes and essentially turn them into a cursor.
The smartphone has voice and on-screen turn-by-turn directions for walking, driving or public transit.
The startup's goal is to help companies turn their customers into more loyal, higher spending customer-owners.
They can't make any demand to turn the heat up or music down.
Some of the data turn out to be mysteriously missing.
Quickly toss to coat the onion in oil, then turn the heat down to low or medium-low, and let it ride.
Turn slices over and sprinkle evenly with brown sugar.
Local officials often turn a blind eye to abuses, and when they do act, punishment for the guilty is light.
You've got to turn the slices occasionally and press the ends down with a spatula to get them to cook evenly.
Maybe this is what happens when you turn forty-five.
It's better to step back before you turn, for example.
If they reach the bloodstream, they can turn deadly.
Innovative training software could turn back the clock on aging brains.
The electron beam circulates around the ring and collides with a laser pulse at every turn, emitting bursts of x-rays.
The dot is connected to wider regions that have contact pads used to turn the transistor on and off.
Gorham discussed his ideas with some small companies, which in turn mixed up the scents.
Jack now needs to turn the light back on lest the entire island be destroyed.
Boundaries dissolve everywhere they turn their pretty heads.
Biochemists turn to mussels for a real bonding experience.
It wasn't until the turn of the century that it began to be accepted as a kind of standard practice for journalism.
Some clones turn a brilliant, shining yellow that almost seems to generate sunlight.
Any prey that can boost its defenses further will, in turn, be favored by natural selection.
The water heats the plant, and the plant in turn warms its surroundings.
In turn, legislators are pushing for more oversight.
And while the world cattle population has doubled since the turn of the century, it hasn't grown at all in the past eight years.
If you have to shut off the water to your house, turn the handle on the valve clockwise until it stops.
With this new setting, it is no longer necessary to turn and look into the blind zones.
And sometimes users complain they turn on the phone's light too slowly.
When unfamiliar underpants turn up in her clean laundry basket, her thought is not that the boyfriend is a philanderer.
History has taken an odd turn in the last few years.
But, of course, such a relaxed and decorative concept of poetry could not long survive the turn of the last century.
The former may well turn out to be true, but in my opinion the latter would be a much more interesting conclusion.
Turn-key installation to include demolition and removal of old system, plus installation, testing and training on the new system.

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