• No matter whom you end up dealing with, it shouldn't preclude financial discussions directly with your doctor.

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• They looked in samples taken directly from patients with lung cancer, and also in lung-cancer cells from laboratory cultures.

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• In fact, it is not inconceivable that automobiles would be fueled directly with hydrogen at pumping stations.

• We learned not to eat with our fingers unless the situation directly called for it.

• Using a metal spatula, gently pick up each loaf from the sheet pan and place directly on the cooking grate.

• Over the last few years, astronomers have learned how to accomplish the difficult task of directly imaging extrasolar planets.

• Three letters of recommendation should be submitted directly by recommenders.

• And even for those who do not work directly on the genes themselves, similar technological changes are appearing.

• Examine how these issues affect the students directly.

• For the first time, telescopes have captured the light spectra emitted directly from planets outside of our solar system.

• He did not have proof for his views, but there did not seem to be much evidence that directly refuted it.

• Sow seed directly in garden beds in spring, after all danger of frost is past.

• The ground crew triple-checks that the craft is pointed directly downwind.

• Recognizing that the industry's growth is directly tied to the strength of the.

• Dry steam, the oldest geothermal technology, takes steam out of fractures in the ground and uses it to directly drive a turbine.

• For the first time, astronomers have directly detected light coming from planets outside our solar system.

• Plants can take up polonium through their roots, or it can be deposited directly on broad-leafed plants.

• Good in containers and planted directly in the garden.

• And if you want to charge something directly from a mains adapter, you'd better be happy leaving it on the floor.

• We learn much about education by asking those directly involved.

• Almost all of these specks are too far away and/or too small to see directly.

• The advantage, if it worked, would be that it could sail directly into the wind.

• The best way to do that is to take it directly out of the atmosphere.

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• And maybe a final step is attaching that limb directly to the skeleton," he said.

• The history of life is often represented by a tree, with each existing species evolving directly from a single progenitor species.

• Not all volcanoes spew ash and lava directly into the air or land.

• Because of the rock landscaping, the soil directly beneath was nearly unplantable.

• The first directly observed exoplanet is not quite a planet.

• Probing the human brain directly presents great medical and ethical hurdles.

• In my neighborhood, some of the street lamps aim their light directly down on the sidewalk and road.

• If you live in a mild climate, sow tomatillo seeds directly in the ground once all danger of frost is past.

• Some sites provide the censors with access so the authorities can alter content directly.

• When a brane and antibrane meet, they do not annihilate directly to energy.

• So even though it is still a negative comment about someone, it isn't directly hurtful to the parties involved in the exchange.

• Seeds of many plants can be sown directly in the frame and grown there until it's time to transplant them to the garden.

• Apple recently opened the door for authors to sell their work directly to readers through its iBooks store.

• Causal affects cannot be directly inferred from statistical correlations.

• The meat is seasoned only with salt and placed directly on the hot coals of an open fire or cooked on wooden sticks.

• There was the flat stuff that grows directly on concrete.

• Certain multifunctional models can print directly onto a disc, but their tray adapters can jam up and cause problems.

• Most antibiotics directly attack the microbes that make us ill.

• Borella says the sewage system leaks water directly into the fort's foundations.

• Seeds are rather difficult to start, especially when sown directly in garden.

• How effective the generator is directly affects how much wind can be converted into electric power.

• Directly below the sidewalk, a volunteer scratches up dirt in a niche formed largely by the bones of dead mammoths.

• Sawtooth-edged leaves are set directly on the stems.

• Afterall, they can afford not to bath directly in it or drink directly from it.

• Ohio's location, directly on the migratory path of many bird species, makes it an ideal location for bird watching.

• To prevent wasteful runoff, make basins or terracing to channel water directly to plant roots, as shown below.

• So one set of questions that her study is asking bears directly on whether such a move would work.

• With both sides stymied by not being able to directly reach the other, the war went underground.

• But before you pull the trigger, call the hotel directly and ask for a better deal.

• The soy sauce here appears to be poured directly on the skin, and the skin should be acting as a barrier.

• Proceeds from each sale go directly to the artists as well as their home communities.

• For beans and carrots, plan to sow seeds directly in the soil-filled container.

• Let gutters channel it into rain barrels or directly into landscape beds.

• Sow this cool-season annual directly in the garden as soon as the soil is workable.

• Some sports and entertainment areas will report directly to executives outside the newsroom who oversee advertising sales.

• Light reflected directly back at the camera, and thus not much absorbed, may overwhelm its sensitive detectors.

• Smithson's formative years unfolded in the midst of unprecedented discovery, much of it directly connected to chemical advances.

• Cooking directly over a live flame is primal and sometimes unpredictable, and every master of the grill.

• Some brands are reaching out directly to consumers, cutting luxury publications out of the process.

• The new offering from uSocial competes directly with this revenue source.

• The scientific first opens a new era in which scientists can directly observe the.

• In fact, being directly testable, it may be better than string theory.

• The best places to buy them are directly at the factories that continue to produce them using traditional methods.

• Elzo did not have to wait till her doctor could put a receiver directly on her chest.

• The president is directly elected for a period of five years and a maximum of two consecutive terms.

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• People who have directly experienced flooding are more likely to be worried about climate change, according to a new study.

• Scientists say for the first time they've directly linked nerve cells and photovoltaic nanoparticle films.

• Bush made a point of directly confronting the loss at a time when the subject was largely taboo.

• She also happens to work directly with the program established for first-year students.

• The president, who is directly elected for a five-year term, may not be re-elected to a second.

• For the first time, scientists have directly measured how an earthquake moves land underwater.

• Sometimes pitch black is not what's directly outside a subway car's window.

• What follows is a list of some of the biggest provisions in the bill that will hit you directly in the wallet.

• Well, since investors do not teach, having richer investors does not directly help students in value.

• The federal parliament comprises a directly elected lower house.

• Now cyberspace lets you talk with one another directly.

• If the beam is centered directly between the cells, equal amounts of light will shine on each of them.

• Lichens also absorb polonium directly from the atmosphere.

• The large leaves arise directly from stout rhizomes.

• The current surge stems directly from the recession:.

• Work email is solely for stuff directly related to my activities within my current college.

• Her refusal to change course led directly to her removal from office and the reversal of the hated policy by her successor.

• Chimps were never directly observed using the food sources.

• Giving the antibody directly should not activate an immune.

• Two hatches on the back of the cabin exit directly into spacesuits dangling outside.

• The fuel cell uses microbes to extract electricity directly from food.

• Essentially, they deliver radioactive particles directly to cancerous cells to kill them.

• Generally speaking, the grant isn't given directly to you, but to your college/university.

• Now, however, politicians have brought the accounting regime directly into their line of fire.

• The jewel wasp is the only parasite known to inject its venom directly into its host's brain.

• Aphids are the only animals that produce their own carotenoids--and they stole the genes to do it directly from a fungus in the.

• The best work transcends its cultural matrix and speaks directly to our common humanity.

• Google also says it will send readers hungry for more directly to booksellers and libraries.

• And there was a gentlemen's agreement with department stores not to siphon sales by reaching out directly to wealthy customers.

• President, directly elected for a maximum of two six-year terms, with no executive powers in peacetime.

• Using viral gene insertion and regulatory proteins, researchers turned adult human skin cells directly into adult.

• Again, true, but trakz doesn't verify that you're linking directly to a music file.

• After all, consumers have shown that they will order directly from producers and specialty retail shops if given the chance.

• The president, who is directly elected for a five-year term, may not be re-elected to a second consecutive term.

• Wind speeds within tornadoes are so difficult to measure directly that scientists must rate tornadoes by the damage they cause.

• Each viewed special images pointed directly at each individual eye.

• Now, they want to make the devices longer-lasting, more reliable and better able to integrate directly with the human brain.

• She broke it off in a voice mail message, using new technology that allowed her to jump directly to the suitor's voice mail.

• He found a group of cells within it that connect directly to the limbic system, the brain's emotion-generating area.

• Virtually all life in the world's oceans is directly or indirectly dependent on one-celled plants called phytoplankton.

• Place a coin on top of the index card so that it is directly over the opening.

• The rocks that were hit directly were instantly vaporized, and the underlying rock was rapidly melted or pulverized.

• He's previously shown that a non-spinning singularity might have this effect, allowing them to be studied more directly.

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• The chip is implanted directly under the retina to generate artificial vision by stimulating inner retina nerve cells.

• For instance, some suggested that coloration was directly caused by external factors such as climate, light or diet.

• Minimal plumbing fixtures and simple sconces mounted directly onto an unframed mirror keep the focus on natural materials.

• At the same time, the server can deliver metadata about each file directly to the client's database.

• In opinion polls, a majority did not hold him directly responsible.

• Rather than directly testing the elderly, the team looked at both male and female offspring who had an average age of.

• From her there were directly descended one thousand two hundred persons.

• Most important, to no one else did he so directly communicate his artistic opinions.

• There are some writers who you would swear must be able to see directly into the future.

• Such information interests more than patients and those directly involved in their treatment.

• But it's hard to directly prove that octopuses are intelligent.

• They haven't been directly detected yet, only indirectly.

• It starts with our dedicated keepers that spend their days working directly with these animals.

• The government still does not admit it has been made and refuses to comment directly.

• These species thus face the same salt removal problem they would have if they drank seawater directly.

• It may make you look possessed, but it's so images and video can be directly projected on to your eyeballs.

• The iPad can do many things, but supporting printers directly is not one of them.

• She replies directly to him, and a whirlwind e-romance begins.

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