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The nature of this interaction leads to infinite possibilities for light to exist and propagate, or travel, through its surrounding environment.

"In Parkinson's disease, when they're constantly activated, microglia can propagate further damage to the surrounding tissue. That's what we see in Parkinson's brains, particularly in regions associated with cognitive decline."

"If you have a screen and an electromagnetic wave passes by, the wave doesn't propagate straight through," Medvedev said.

He moved to London, to "propagate" his culture and while there met a woman who became a "sister wife", eventually moving in with the couple at their home in Birmingham.

What they’re propagating is far more dangerous than the decline of decorum in politics, or the presidential use of swear words formerly associated with truck drivers and sailors.