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But after three weeks, specific genes inside these so-called "stem cells" switch on, passing along instructions on how to specialise and clump together to form the various bits of the body.

All that’s left is a clump of white painted metal clinging to the mountainside among the cacti and sandy brown soil.

But they think there is a clump of Tugendhat supporters who really didn't like Jenrick’s claim last week that British special forces are “killing rather than capturing terrorists” because of the European Convention on Human Rights.

It’s too dramatic to suggest Sanjay Lal has to mold a clump of clay into a masterpiece, but as receivers coach for the Chargers, he’s facing a significant challenge.

Scheffler opened with two birdies in four holes — he missed birdie chances from 6 feet and 8 feet on the other two — and was humming along until a big clump of mud slowed him on the par-5 fifth hole and led to bogey.