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The vaguely midcentury modern design, replete with hot tub, made for eminently comfortable digs — though threadbare towels and noisy landscapers detracted from the stay.

"These findings have important implications for cancer immunotherapy in general, as they identify a novel and eminently targetable checkpoint against the function of infiltrating cytotoxic T cells in the tumor microenvironment," said Coukos.

“Concussion is something that is, on the one hand, serious and important to take seriously and address and identify and not ignore, but also eminently treatable, manageable, recoverable.”

Karen Bass, both eminently qualified longtime legislators, as a successor to Harris.

The only thing eminently unlikable about these 49ers is their defense, which is inferior to the Chiefs and just allowed Green Bay’s Jordan Love and Detroit’s Jared Goff to dominate them in long stretches.