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All these ways mRNA can fall apart or get waylaid by the immune system create an obstacle course for vaccine makers.

She fumbled with the door on a refrigerator truck, pulling open the latch and staring at the mountain of turkeys she had collected over the course of a week in a year unlike any Ames had seen working at the food pantry.

That came, of course, when Murray threw a 43-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass to wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, who made a leaping catch amid three defenders, with two seconds left to beat the Buffalo Bills, 32-30, Sunday in Arizona.

Over the course of 2020, readers have become increasingly comfortable with the concept of paying for news.

Missing, of course, was the sitcom’s beloved Uncle Phil, played with all the big uncle energy by James Avery, who died in 2013.

A chill coursed through me, but I resisted the urge to turn back.

During the Cold War, the fear of nuclear annihilation and missteps coursed through many societies well until the late 1960s.

At this, ripples of laughter coursed through the crowd of 3,000.

Then she found, just as Caroline has with politics, that printer's ink coursed through her veins.

The tears coursed freely down her cheeks, but never a word could she utter.

My eyes were a fountain of tears, and they welled over their lids, and coursed down my rough visage, and fell hot upon my hands.

A kind of burning fever possessed me; my blood felt hot as it coursed through my veins; and the night, oh how I dreaded it!

It was in such a mood young Warlow stood, while the hopes and fears coursed dreamily through his soul.

One day, in a bright midday sun, an enormous bird coursed through the air.