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...Gallo acknowledged that the two viruses were the same and that Montagnier had found it first. But Gallo maintained that his lab had independently isolated it from patients' blood samples, not stolen it out of one of Montagnier's samples. Furthermore, % Gallo said, his team had done the bulk of the work that proved this virus caused AIDS...
There was a little more music, but the bulk of the latter half of the workshop was devoted to answering more questions. How long should jazz musicians' solos be? Murray responded, "When everybody in the band has went to the bar and came back...you should be finished by then...
Garner added that some new space had been made available for studying in the basement, where the bulk of the Gov Docs stacks are still located...
...determination to prove her wrong; it ripened alongside his commitment to discerning, and obeying, God's will. He would practice sermons aloud in old sheds or in a canoe in the middle of a lake. He ate a quarter- pound of butter a day to try to spread some bulk across his lanky frame, and he worked on his gestures and facial expressions as he traveled to tiny churches or declaimed outside saloons frequented by drunkards and prostitutes, sharing the Gospel...
...largest -- and most controversial -- migrants to Mexico have been the automakers and other big manufacturing firms that have built assembly plants, or maquiladoras, along the border and employ low-wage Mexican labor. This process has been going on for more than 20 years. The factories export the vast bulk of their output, basically duty-free, back to the U.S. Some 2,200 maquiladoras, most of them American-owned, employ more than 500,000 Mexican workers. Not only has the shifting of the facilities to Mexico cost some Americans their jobs, but lax environmental standards and poorly enforced regulations have turned...