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At the same time, Chevron has faced years of criticism for aiding, even indirectly, Maduro’s hold on power.

The Israeli military has since 2023 detained thousands of Palestinians under the law, which defines an unlawful combatant as a person who has participated either directly or indirectly in hostile acts against Israel.

Because the young mononuclear phagocytes did not appear to cross into the brain, researchers believe they may influence brain health indirectly.

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Even if dark matter does not interact directly with light, it could still affect it indirectly through other particles.

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Her relentless running, particularly in her counter-pressing, indirectly raises the level of intensity in her teams and has the tactical benefit of pushing teams back, preventing them from getting settled attacking possession.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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