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This model from the Isabella collection by Yosemite Home Decor is a gorgeous piece. Its frame is elaborately detailed and covered in a beautiful Earthen Bronze frame creating a wonderfully warm illumination. Each of the bulbs are enveloped by Spanish Scalloped glass covering, adding to the beauty of this piece.
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GeoBlue is the trade name for the international health insurance programs of Worldwide Insurance Services, an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Setting the industry standard, GeoBlue's mission is to provide peace of mind to long- and short-term global travelers by offering competitive insurance protection and technology-powered assistance, including an elite community of thousands of carefully selected, contracted doctors and hospitals in almost every country in the world as well as its signature destination databases, mobile tools and concierge-level services. The scope of GeoBlue's services and technology creates a complete, reliable, convenient way to keep international travelers and expats healthy and productive.
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The p53 breast cancer tissue biomarker in Indian women
Authors Patil V, Tayade M, Pingale S, Dalvi S, Rajekar R, Deshmukh H, Patil S, Singhai R
Published Date August 2011 Volume 2011:3 Pages 71—78
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/BCTT.S20695
Published 11 August 2011
Vinayak W Patil1, Mukund B Tayade2, Sangeeta A Pingale1, Shubhangi M Dalvi1, Rajesh B Rajekar1, Hemkant M Deshmukh1, Shital D Patil1, Rajeev Singhai1
1Department of Biochemistry, 2Department of General Surgery, Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai, India
Background: Combination chemotherapy is highly effective in locally advanced breast cancer. A negative expression of biomarker p53 indicates a higher chance of responding to this regimen. Patients' p53 status may be used as a biological cancer marker to identify those who would benefit from more aggressive treatments.
Aims: The role of p53 in modulating apoptosis has suggested that it may affect the efficacy of anticancer agents. p53 alterations in 80 patients with locally advanced breast cancer IIIB undergoing neoadjuvant chemotherapy were prospectively evaluated.
Materials and methods: Patients received three cycles of paclitaxel (175 mg/m2) and doxorubicin (60 mg/m2) every 21 days. Tumor sections were analyzed before treatment for altered patterns of p53 expression, using immunohistochemistry and DNA sequencing.
Results: An overall response rate of 83.5% was obtained, including 15.1% complete pathological responses. The regimen was well tolerated with 17.7% grade 2/3 nausea and 12.8% grade 3/4 leukopenia. There was a statistically significant correlation between response and expression of p53. Of 25 patients who obtained a complete clinical response, only two were classified as p53-positive (P = 0.004, χ2). Of 11 patients who obtained a complete pathological remission, one was positive (P = 0.099, χ2).
Conclusion: Immunohistochemical (IHC) analysis has been shown to be a prognostic factor for patients with breast cancer in India. Paclitaxel is one of the most promising anticancer agents for the therapy of breast cancer, where it has also shown activity in tumors resistant to doxorubicin.
Keywords: breast cancer, doxorubicin, p53, paclitaxel, cancer tissue biomarkers, neoadjuvant chemotherapy, immunohistochemistry, infiltrating duct cancer
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I mean, isn't this restaurant supposed to be selling itself on its harbour views? (That's always what has kept me coming here, at least.)
About five years ago, when Soi took over from Eden, the interior underwent a major refurb.
By taking out the ships' railings and carpeting over the fancy yacht decking, the dated eighties nautical look has been erased.
But still they haven't removed the cheesiest of all the fittings - the disco ceiling. This giant horseshoe of slatted mirrors ought to be placed on a register with the Historic Places Trust.
While they're at it, they might also register the menu.
Ah, Caesar Salad! I haven't seen that for a good few years. Mmmm, seafood chowder, chicken satay, beer-battered fish and chips! I believe I may have spotted these dishes elsewhere as well.
Yet despite wanting to hate this food for being so hackneyed, right from the outset I was forced to admit that competent cooking was coming to its rescue.
We ordered the Soi tasting plate to share, on account of it offering four out of the six entrees.
The battered squid was deliciously tender, the pot sticker dumplings up to Chinese restaurant standard, the satay perfectly respectable and the arancini actually very, very good.
''Crispy'' skinned pork belly, for once, really was crisp all over, not just in parts, its fat well rendered, its flesh moist and tasty.
As I tasted the honest beef jus beneath my steak and the lemony, herby Cafe de Paris butter on top, not to mention the lovely crisp, hand-cut fries, my mood lifted - aided greatly, I must say, by the descent of darkness, which masked the filthy windows and set the harbour lights shimmering across the water.
It was also helped by the fact that my 250-gram prime aged Angus beef was perfectly cooked: very rare without being blue, just as I had discussed very carefully with Tania Siladi, the friendly co-owner who had come to take our main course order.
''Excuse me for asking,'' she'd begun, ''but are you David Burton?''
Yes, I was.
''It should really be home time for me now,'' she went on to explain, ''but my waiting staff are so terrified of you that I'm having to stay on and serve you myself.''
Hell, I'd have ordered them to get a grip, keep calm and carry on. There's no reason to begin quivering just because the odd Obersturmbannfuhrer happens to pop out of nowhere, discreetly taking notes.
Apparently Ms Tiladi Siladi did subsequently issue such an order, for eventually our truant waitron reappeared to inquire about dessert.
Having failed to clear the mess of spilled rocket leaves, vinaigrette and spent endamame pods on the table in front of me, she gingerly laid the dessert menu down alongside the pile, on the one clean spot at the very edge of the table.
Were the desserts, we wondered, to be served still further to the left, beside the table, in mid-air?
Talking with Ms Siladi Taniaas, I paid the bill; I cleared the mystery of the chef. It is he, the esteemed Jonathan England, late of The Eating House and Miramar's legendary Two Rooms.
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Here's a very pleasing elaboration of our national dish. I forgot to inquire about the flavours du jour, as the menu advised, but these bonsai pavs were self-evidently coconut, chocolate and vanilla - all baked the deliciously chewy way I like best.
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Actually "waste" is an inaccurate term for the spent nuclear fuel rods still accumulating at above-ground fuel storage sites around the country, many near major cities. Spent nuclear fuel is a renewable resource that, in generating energy after being reprocessed, emits no greenhouse gasses.
But wait, critics shout, what about Fukushima and Chernobyl?
Certainly Russian incompetence and Japanese carelessness produced tragic results.
But considering that these same critics claim fossil fuels are ushering in planetary doom via climate change, shouldn't a greenhouse gas-free power source be reconsidered, one that to this day continues to provide around 20% of our power and safely powers our aircraft carriers and submarines?
Even if we don't build another nuclear power plant, spent fuel rods from existing facilities will continue to accumulate.
The Obama administration and folks like Nevada Democrat Sen. Harry Reid — whose state is home to the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear storage site — don't want to have a safe storage facility, fearing it would usher in more nuclear plants.
By a vote of 326-81, including 98 Democrats, the House on Wednesday approved an amendment by Rep. John Shimkus, R-Ill., to the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 2013. It allocates $10 million for salaries and expenses for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to complete the licensing process for Yucca Mountain, something that has been stopped dead in its tracks by the Obama administration.
The NRC doesn't need the money, but the House wanted to force its hand. Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Wash., noted that Congress has acted 32 times to support the use of Yucca Mountain.
"Allowing the Nuclear Regulatory Commission such power, to effectively cancel Yucca Mountain after Congress has enacted a law directing that it be accomplished, would be an affront to the Constitution," Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Wash., said last week.
"The Yucca Mountain project failed and is now a relic of the past," Reid said Wednesday in reaction to the House vote. "Proposals to resurrect it are akin to throwing billions of taxpayer money down a hole without any possibility that nuclear waste will ever be dealt with."
Right. Better to throw billions down the global warming and green energy hole.
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How 4H Is Helping Big Ag Take Over Africa
Re: SO (377 comments)
Haste can only lead to trouble.
Says the one who isn't hungry.
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Re: SO (377 comments)
Haste can only lead to trouble.
Says the one who isn't hungry.
Re:So, does water cost more? (377 comments)
I don't think you know what I mean when I say hybrid. I mean the offspring of two separate, inbred lines. Sure, wheat for instance is a hybrid between species, but modern day corn lines are hybrids of a different sort, between lines. Seed doesn't go bad after a year (most species anyway) but if you have a variety of genotype AB, and it produces pollen with either the A or B gene and eggs with either the A or B gene, a simple Punnett square will show you the offspring will be either AA or AB or BB, and in a 1:2:1 ratio. If AB is the best, that's a problem for you now that half your seed is no longer of that genotype, and if that same thing is happening in many traits, then its a real bugger.
Heterosis and the genetics behind it are what they are and they favor hybrid seed, with annual repurchasing. This isn't Big Ag mantra, it is a simple fact of genetics.
Re:Nope (377 comments)
So far it looks just like the same "Red Queen's Race" evolution has always provided.
Yes, that exactly. The Union of Concerned Scientists is, as usual, misleading. When we see hessian flies overcome conventionally bred resistances in wheat, where are the cries of superpest? When we see phytophthora overcome conventionally bred resistances in tomato, where are the activists saying that conventional breeding is flawed? Nowhere, and rightfully so, because saying that biotic factors can adapt, and therefore you should do nothing against them, is completely mind bogglingly daft. It's called resistance breakdown, it happens, its been around a lot longer than GMOs have, and as for herbicide tolerant weeds, the first of those showed up decades prior to the introduction of GE crops. And yet, when this very same thing occurs and GMOs are involved, suddenly all there are cries of superpest and superweed (horribly misleading terms) and people saying that basic facts of agriculture prove it worthless.
What I like most is how they try to have their cake and eat it too. GMOs have no benefits, but simultaneously, pests and weeds might adapt and take those benefits away. And the thing is, unless you actually know what you're looking at (which describes most people who work outside of agriculture), the cognitive dissonance is easy to miss and the whole thing sounds pretty convincing, but if you do understand, it is frustratingly biased.
Re:Lol (377 comments)
They're not. They're GMO denialists who recently made misleading claims about the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation work in Africa. If you want a legitimate genetic resources organization, you want Biodiversity International. These guys are just professional activists who, rather than doing something worthwhile, are just looking for something to leech off.
Re:Insert free advert for GMO crops .. (377 comments)
not that the seeds get any weaker.
Imagine you have a crop with genetype AB. It produces pollen (male gametes) with gene A, and with gene B. It produces eggs (female gametes) of A and B as well. The means you get a 1:2:1 ration of AA:AB:BB in the progeny. Say you only want AB, as it is the best, and now imagine this same thing is happening is a dozen traits. Do you see why seed saving of hybrids is problematic?
Through over use, weeds are developing resistance to these chemicals, meaning that more of it has to be used.
And this is a problem because it threatens to diminish just how useful those crops are, and it highlights the need for resistances to multiple modes of action of herbicide to mitigate the development or resistant weeds.
Re: SO (377 comments)
Yes, you can't fix hunger without fixing the underlying social issues. Everyone knows that, stop stating the obvious like it is an actual argument. You want to end world hunger, fix corruption, poverty, income inequality, infrastructure, education, healthcare, social welfare, sexual inequality, and all those other ills. But that is easier said than done. Do you have a solution to all those social, economic, and political problems? Because you're smarter by far than me if you do. Ticktock, people are hungry, and every second counts. In the meantime, I don't know how anyone could say that improving the lot of impoverished farmers is a bad thing. It isn't a panacea, but look at the benefits Bt cotton has brought to India (the ignorant but oft repeated claims them causing suisides notwithstanding), or the promise of Bt eggplant in Bangladesh, and tell me you think its a bad thing.
It's such a strange claim, you know. I doubt any anti-GMO activist would reject improvements in, say, automobile safety and say that instead of a technological solution people should all just drive safer. But suddenly when you talk about agriculture, that sort of reasoning is valid, the only way forward is wait for someone to fix that myriad of human centric problems and hope that too many people don't go hungry in the meantime, but don't you dare touch the technological side of things. How utterly absurd it is.
Re:Alternative? (377 comments)
Why no labels? This is an issue that comes up again and again, and there are plenty of good reasons:
1) You irrationally single out a single aspect of crop improvement. Where are the labels for hybrids, open pollinated lines, crops developed with mutagenesis, crops developed with induced polyploidy, bud sports, crops produced with somaclonal variation, crops produced via embryo rescue or with wide crossing in their lineage, ect.? We don't label them. We don't label them because corn produced via a doubled haploid hybrid is still corn, an apple that is a bud sport is still an apple, and a zucchini that is genetically engineered is still a zucchini.
2) You tell the consumer nothing. I modified my computer; tell me what I did to it. If I say that a crop is genetically engineered, tell me what that means. Tell me what I did, why, what it means, what are the benefits. Is it insect resistant, herbicide tolerant (if so which one), virus resistant (if so which ones), drought tolerant, how do those genes work, why are they used, what are the benefits? Unless you already know what is what (see point 4), saying that something is GMO doesn't actually tell me anything, does it?
3) You do not correct any misinformation. People are afraid of GMOs. Unfortunate, not scientifically justified, but true. Non-GMO labels are everywhere, even on crops where there are no GMO varieties, as a marketing tool. I saw non-GMO labeled figs and non-GMO labeled basil the other day..there is no GMO figs or basil on the market, anywhere. Remember that old XKCD comic about marketing? Make no mistake, this is both marketing for the companies that convenient sell non-GMO crops, as well as ideology. Professional activists at Greenpeace and the Center for Food safety have made a career of denying science and spreading fear. A label does nothing to correct that and can very easily be taken as a sign there is something wrong with the food, when there really is nothing.
4) You can already tell what crops are and are not genetically engineered. Corn, soy, canola, cotton, alfalfa, sugar beet, summer squash, papaya. Learn about them, and you can know. Too hard for you? Too damned bad, this is your ritualistic impurity beliefs, you take responsibility for it. Just like Kosher or Halal, you can avoid what you find questionable, or buy specially labeled things.
So, you want to select one thing, tell nothing about it, and correct no deficiencies in public knowledge? That's not informing people, that's a lie of omission. It is no different from the 'Evolution is just a theory' labels. Yeah, it was technically true, but taken so far out of context that it was deceptive and everyone knows it. This labeling nonsense is politically motivated crap and everyone knows it.
Re:So, does water cost more? (377 comments)
We did that for millennia before switching to hybrid seed. Ever consider that there might be a reason why farmers would be willing to pay more for their seed? Over the past century hybrid seeds, as well as increased focus on plant breeding, have given massive yield gains. No one is saying that locally adapted traits shouldn't be used, of course they should, everyone including the companies selling they hybrid seeds know that, but hybrid vigor is a very real and very powerful thing, and there's no way around that.
Re:What Happens When /. Headlines... (170 comments)
To their credit it does mention 'despite layers upon layers of editing, peer review, and proofreading' right in the summery, so I assume it must in TFA (which I, as per tradition, have no intention of actually reading), but as we all know
Re:So, perfume? (53 comments)
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Re:Not just Aquaman (187 comments)
Before the movies cam out I'd say it was about the same for Marvel too. Spider-Man was, as far as I recall anyway, way more well known than Iron Man and Thor, but Marvel successfully popularized them. Marvel pulled off Guardians of the Galaxy pretty well and how many people, one year ago, had ever even heard of them? If DC promotes and makes their films well (Green Lantern was pretty awful IMO), I think they could successfully promote not only the characters listed here but also some of their other characters.
It's too bad Young Justice got canceled by some suited shit for brains, that was a great introduction to the DC universe to wider audiences.
Re:To quote TBBT (187 comments)
Whoa there, have you actually seen any good Aquaman related material? I mean, besides some campy old cartoon from decades ago? Bulletproof, super strength, super speed, the standard suite of DC powers, along with some magical abilities, ruler of a kingdom, master of the seas...and yeah, command of marine life.
If you don't know much about Aquaman I suggest reading over this or this to understand. Aquaman kicks ass. The common kneejerk 'Aquaman sucks' thing is not accurate.
Re:Is there a single field that doesn't? (460 comments)
At a recent professional meeting, a woman made suggestive sexual remarks to me about a computer program. If I had said the same thing to another woman, the second woman could have interpreted it as harassment under that definition.
That's basically the 2013 'Donglegate' controversy in a nutshell.
Re:Apoplectic (167 comments)
That happened in Hawai'i. The University of Hawai'i was considering developing a GE variety, but the Kona coffee growers opposed it. I imagine not because they actually believe it was actually a bad thing, but because they target the high end market, which has a large cross-over with the hippie anti-science market that would flip out if they though their coffee was GMO. It doesn't even have to be since these types of people consider Facebook rumors to be fact checking, so the mere rumor would be enough to hurt the industry. As such, GE coffee on the Big Island got banned (also, GMO taro got banned at the same time because of political and religious reasons, which was absolute bullshit, but that's another topic). Now that the coffee berry borer is becoming increasingly problematic, I wonder if anyone is having second thoughts, although necessity has never mattered to the anti-GMO crowd, who still hate the papaya industry for being saved from total destruction by the Rainbow papaya. It is frustrating that ignorance is now considered a valid point of view.
Re:Nothing is ever good enough (167 comments)
Yeah, no need to breed Typica or Yellow Caturra or all the varieties already developed from the wild, un-fucked with coffee. Sarcasm aside, it's already been fucked with, and if you like what you have now then you already agree that it has been for the best.
Re:Le sigh.... (167 comments)
I think it is hubris to assume that we can tinker with genomes without unintended consequences.
Breeding macadamia nuts with easier to crack shells resulted in more insect damage. Breeding potatoes with more pest resistance made toxic potatoes. Breeding corn that was easier to produce hybrid seed from made disease susceptible corn. All that and more was conventional breeding. You know what I think is hubris? All the armchair agriculturists acting as if the people working on these things are wild eyed mad scientists who never stop to consider any secondary affects that may more most likely may not happen.
While that may not be advanced enough for you tastes, it works, and it improves [noun]. You do not have to [verb] to make improvements.
I turned your statement into anti-progress Mad-Libs. You could make that same argument against all progress, and you'd be wrong every time.
Re:Le sigh.... (167 comments)
Sounds like Caveman Science Fiction. It's a good point though, all these people saying they don't want people messing with their food, when we already have. Corn, wheat, seedless bananas, strawberries, cauliflower, all of those are man made, and there are several different methods used for the genetic improvement . When you point this out, usually to people totally ignorant of the history and science of crop improvement, instead of admitting they were completely and utterly clueless and had their foot in their mouth, and that maybe changing the genetics of crops isn't an intrinsically bad thing, they move the goalpost and say they meant this type of genetic change, then maybe throw in a appeal to ignorance for good measure. Can't win.
Re:Motherfuckers (167 comments)
Define perfect. You do realize that if someone adds in, say, a defensin or chintinase gene for fungal resistance, it will not impact the flavor, but might cut down on fungicide use.
Re:Yeah, because that's a good idea. (167 comments)
And the problem with those arguments is that, while they do sound good, with a bit more context and information you realize they are actually vary poor anti-GMO talking pieces. If you did those exact same things with conventional breeding, no one would care.
they make plants that produce chemicals to kill pests, with possibly unknown health effects
All plants do this. Plants cannot fight insects, so they produce insecticides. Caffeine in coffee is actually one of them; why do you think the plant produces it right in its seed, its offspring? Not so something can eat it, although by a twist of fate that wound up being what we consume it for. Adding an additional insecticide is not, in and of itself, concerning, and in the case of GMOs, the one added comes from Bacillus thuringiensis, which has been sprayed on organic crops for years with no ill effects. We know how it works and its mode of action. It does not affect mammals. I previously stated that no one would care about this if GMOs were not involved; how do you think pest resistance is bred conventionally? There is work breeding high maysin (a natural pesticide in corn) lines of corn, and no one cares. That's because the arguments against GMOs always follow the conclusion, not the other way around (that's why even things like Golden Rice and Arctic apples have arguments against them; don't be surprised that these have opposition arguments cooked up too).
they make plants that are resistant to herbicides, which promotes the use of these herbicides, which promotes the development of superweeds
They make plants resistant to certain herbicides, specifically glyphosate and glufosinate. This allows a shift in weed management practices away from harsher herbicide, and soil damaging energy intensive tillage, toward more benign, selected herbicides. I'd rather farmers spray glyphosate than atrazine or use tillage. And again, no one complains about Clearfield wheat, a conventionally bred herbicide resistant line, and no one complained about the herbicide resistant weeds that have been appearing since the 70's (and please, they are not 'superweeds' any more than the GMOs themselves are Supercrops). Furthermore, if the herbicide resistant GMOs offered no benefit, why would weeds resisting their herbicides be such a bad thing? The anti-GMO movement is trying to have its cake and eat it too, saying there are no benefits to herbicide resistant crops (there are) AND the herbicide resistant weeds are threatening to take away their benefits. Unfortunately, it seems like no one calls them out on this logical inconsistency.
they patent everything and engage in licensing schemes that are really harmful to small farmers
Of course they patent everything. Those of us who work in plant improvement have a right to make a living. Lots of non-GMO crops have been patented since the plant patent acts passed in the 30's and 70's, and rightfully so. Do you work for free? I'll bet not. So why should plant breeders and genetic engineered? If you don't want to use those patented crops, don't. Ever had a pluot? Did you know they are patented? They took decades to develop, is it any wonder the breeders would like to maybe not go bankrupt and continue to produce something valued by society? Furthermore, Monsanto's first GMO soybean goes off patent this year and will be able to be freely planted in to 2015 season. Isn't that how it is supposed to work, develop something, make money, it goes to the public domain? I fail to see the problem. As for it hurting small farmers, that is false, they use GMO crops too. They don't have to, but they also get benefits from it. Why would new technology hurt small businesses?
Re:Is there a science deficit in creativity? (203 comments)
Hollywood has turned against scientists again
It irks me that so often science is make out the be the monster maker. I get that a movie called 'Another boring day in a genetic engineering lab where noting unusual happens' isn't going to be a big hit so they need to get their Frankenstein's monster somehow, but still, I don't like it.
I really hate when there's some smug asshole in the movie who spends the first half of the film whining about playing God and 'toying with things you don't understand' and whatnot, and then gets vindicated when the monster inevitably attacks. I wonder if that influences movie goers' perceptions about science and scientists. The movie Contagion did a very good job at a positive portrayal of scientists, which I won't spoil, but if you haven't seen it you should.


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Interned Irish republican Marian Price will learn this week if she will be be freed after more than two years' imprisonment according to the Parole Commission which will make an announcement by Thursday. The british SS (secret services) say she no longer represents "a security threat". Marian is seriously ill in a Belfast City Hospital suffering from severe depression and respiratory problems.
Interned Irish republican Marian Price will learn this week if she will be be freed after more than two years' imprisonment according to the Parole Commission which will make an announcement by Thursday. The british SS (secret services) say she no longer represents "a security threat". Marian is seriously ill in a Belfast City Hospital suffering from severe depression and respiratory problems.
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I would like to thank everyone at Indymedia ireland, who helped overcome corporate media censorship of Marian's Internment. I would also like to thank everyone both in Ireland and internationally who ploughed a lonely furrow on her behalf. Celebrate tonight her freedom because it is also you freedom.
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This release from imprisonment for Marian Price seems like a piece of very good news to me, especially for all who (like myself) who believe that:
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Best wishes Marion for a full and speedy recovery after a horrific ordeal
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The campaign for Marian Price NEVER overcame media censorship, Brian.
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Although the two excerpts below refer to the ongoing Martin Corey case, exactly the same questions arise -- in my opinion -- in connection with Marian Price's "old" situation, who thankfully is now out of prison (after over two years I understand of imprisonment without charge and without trial).
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"NCIS" Season 11 spoilers reveal a love story angle involving the new NCIS probie agent Ellie Bishop (Emily Wickersham). Will she be in-love with Jethro Leroy Gibbs (Mark Harmon) or very special agent Anthony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly)? Meanwhile, fans of Ziva David (Cote de Pablo) are letting go albeit with a heavy heart. Some of them aren't happy that Tony has gone back to dating again.
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