biopsy (CNB) on the often poor, ill-guided, anxious patients. These limitations can be attenuated through the use of clinical and fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) assessments with imaging component playing a secondary role.\[[@ref6][@ref8][@ref11]\] However, studies have shown that combined diagnostic information from FNAC and clinical diagnosis is equally effective.\[[@ref6][@ref9]\]

The utilization of FNAC for pre-operative diagnosis of breast cancer has many advantages. Under this scenario, the test is done as an office (outpatient) procedure, without need for anesthesia.\[[@ref7][@ref9]\] It is much more minimally invasive, maximally diagnostic, easier to execute, rapid and cheaper compared to formalin fixed, paraffin-embedded histology diagnosis from core needle or open biopsy specimens.\[[@ref6][@ref7][@ref9][@ref12]\]

Experience from Calabar, Nigeria showed that a combined diagnostic accuracy (FNAC and clinical examination) exceeds the accuracy of each component when viewed alone.\[[@ref6]\] In            4 (4.5)
  80-89               2 (2.3)
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The histopathological diagnoses of the 88 breast cancers examined in this study are shown in [Table 2](#T2){ref-type="table"} below. Over three-fourth (76.1%) of the cancers were due to invasive ductal carcinomas. The distribution of FNAC diagnosis for the 196 patients using open biopsy as reference standard is shown in [Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"} below.

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Frequency distribution of histological diagnosis

  Histology diagnosis          Frequency (%)
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  Invasive ductal carcinoma


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abstract: 'High-redshift quasars are important tracers of structure and evolution in the early universe. However, they are very rare and difficult to find when using color selection because of contamination from late-type dwarfs. High-redshift quasar surveys based on only optical colors suffer from incompleteness and low identification efficiency, especially at $z\gtrsim4.5$. We have developed a new method to select $4.7\lesssim z \lesssim 5.4$ quasars with both high efficiency and completeness by combining optical and mid-IR [*Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE)*]{} photometric data, and are conducting a luminous $z\sim5$ quasar survey in the whole Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) footprint. We have spectroscopically observed 99 out of 110 candidates with $z$-band magnitudes brighter than 19.5 and 64 (64.6%) of them are quasars with redshifts of $4.4\lesssim z \lesssim 5.5$and absolute magnitudes of $-29\lesssim M_{1450} \lesssim -26.4$. In addition, we also observed 14 fainter candidates selected with the same criteria and identified 8 (57.1%) of them as quasars with $4.7<z<5.4$ . Among 72 newly identified quasars, 12 of them are at $5.2 < z < 5.7$, which leads to an increase of $\sim$36% of the number of known quasars at this redshift range. More importantly, our identifications doubled the number of quasars with $M_{1450}<-27.5$ at $z>4.5$, which will set strong constraints on the bright end of the quasar luminosity function. We also expand our method to select quasars at $z\gtrsim5.7$. In this paper we report the discovery of four new luminous $z\gtrsim5.7$ quasars based on SDSS-[*WISE*]{} selection.'
author:
- 'Feige Wang, Xue-Bing Wu, Xiaohui Fan, Jinyi Yang, Weimin Yi,


M dwarfs. This redshift distribution gap of known quasars poses challenges for the studies of the high-redshift quasar luminosity function (QLF), the black hole mass function (BHMF) and the properties of the post-reionziation intergalactic medium (IGM).

NASA’s [*WISE*]{} [@wright10] mapped the sky at 3.4, 4.6, 12, and 22 $\mu$m ($W1$, $W2$, $W3$, $W4$) with an angular resolution of 6.1, 6.4, 6.5, and 12.0 arcsec and 5$\sigma$ photometric sensitivity better than 0.08, 0.11, 1, and 6 mJy (corresponding to 16.5, 15.5, 11.2, and 7.9 Vega magnitudes) in these four bands, respectively. The [*WISE*]{} All-Sky Data Release[^1] includes all data taken during the [*WISE*]{} full cryogenic mission phase from 2010 January 7 to August 6 and consists of over 563 million objects. Recently the ALLWISE[^2] program combined data from the [*WISE*]{}emission lines (any available). We used a visual recognition assistant for quasar spectra software [ASERA; @yuan13], which is an interactive semi-automated toolkit allowing the user to visualize observed spectra and measure the redshifts by fitting the observed spectra to the SDSS quasar template [@vanden01], and interactively accessing related spectral line information. The redshift error measured based on this method mainly depends on the quality of the observed spectra and line properties. Due to the low resolution and strong absorptions blueward of $\rm Ly \alpha$, the typical redshift error is about 0.05 for our newly discovered quasars. However, the redshift error could be up to 0.1 for objects with relatively low S/N spectra. Our quasar sample spans a redshift range of $4.40\le z \le 5.53$ and the redshift distribution


selecting $z>4.5$ quasars in the SDSS quasar surveys is based on the $r-i/i-z$ color$-$color diagram [@fan99; @richards02]. Since the third stage of the SDSS (BOSS) high-redshift quasar survey mainly focused on fainter targets, here we compare our selection only to the first two stages of SDSS high-redshift quasar selection. There are 392 $z>4.5$ quasars in the SDSS DR7 quasar catalog [@schneider10]. Three hundred and fifty-six of them have counterparts within $2"$ in the ALLWISE catalog and 126 (32%) of them satisfy our selection criteria (also including those with $z$-band magnitudes fainter than 19.5). Figure 8 shows 392 SDSS high-$z$ quasars: red circles denote quasars that satisfy our selection criteria and blue crosses denote quasars that do not satisfy our selection criteria. Clearly quasars that are not selected by
927 F.Supp. 1456 (1996)
Michael T. MABERRY, Plaintiff,
v.
Sameer SAID, et al., Defendants.
No. 94-2416-JWL.
United States District Court, D. Kansas.
May 24, 1996.
*1457 *1458 *1459 Bernard E. Brown, Law Office of Bernard E. Brown, Westwood, KS, Jeffrey P. Johnson, Kansas City, MO, for plaintiff.
Alan P. Blinzler, Overland Park, KS, for Sameer Said, S.A.S. Auto Sales, Inc.
Justin J. Johl, Kevin J. Karpin, Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P., Overland Park, KS, Michael D. Doering, Mark W. Untersee & Associates, P.C., Kansas City, MO, for Citizens Bank & Trust.

MEMORANDUM AND ORDER
LUNGSTRUM, District Judge.
On February 7, 1996, the jury returned a special verdict in favor of plaintiff Michael Maberry and against defendants Sameer Said, S.A.S. Auto Sales, Inc. (SAS) and Citizens Bank & Trust (Citizens) on various counts. The parties have filed numerous post-trial motions. The


following are presently before the court: Citizens's motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict or, in the alternative, to alter or amend judgment, or for a new trial (Doc. # 174); Mr. Said's and SAS's motion for judgment notwithstanding the jury verdict, or, in the alternative for a new trial, or to alter or amend the judgment (Doc. # 176); and plaintiff's motion for new trial on his claims against defendant Citizens under federal odometer law and for fraudulent misrepresentation, and to alter or amend the judgment with respect to K.C.P.A. and Kansas odometer civil penalties, and to alter or amend the judgment with respect to an apparent clerical error (Doc. # 178). For the reasons stated below, the court denies the motions by Citizens, Mr. Said and SASof law. Citizens then elaborates on two arguments originally made in those previously submitted motions: plaintiff's credit related claims must fail and the evidence does not support an award of punitive damages. Citizens does not specifically address any of its other previously submitted arguments nor attempt to show why the court's earlier rejection of those arguments was erroneous, however. In the absence of a showing of anything to the contrary, the court believes those earlier rulings were correct and they, therefore, stand unaltered.
Turning to the arguments on which Citizens elaborates, the court is unpersuaded by Citizens's assertion that plaintiff's credit related claims, tortious interference with a prospective advantage and violation of the KCPA, must fail. In support of its assertion, Citizens focuses on a letter Citizens received from


intent. As to concealment of the mileage misrepresentations, Citizens's long-standing practice was to review title documents, which were in Citizens's possession and revealed the mileage discrepancy. In addition, after the state of Missouri rejected the title application submitted by Citizens, the bank resubmitted an application with a tiny "1" written in front of the 52,000 mileage entry, providing an indication of recognition that the incorrect mileage had originally been stated on the application. From these documents as well as testimony in the record, a reasonable jury could have concluded that Citizens was aware of the mileage misrepresentations and chose to process and purchase the loan anyway without disclosing the information to Mr. Maberry. By acting with such knowledge, Citizens could be considered by a reasonable jury to havethat Citizens acted with malice or reckless indifference to plaintiff's rights. Citizens's motion is therefore denied.

C. Mr. Said's and SAS's Motion

As does Citizens, Mr. Said and SAS initially incorporate by reference their previously submitted motions for judgment as a matter of law. Mr. Said and SAS do not, however, specifically address the arguments raised in their previously submitted motions or attempt to show why the court's earlier rejection of those arguments was erroneous. Because the court has been shown nothing new to demonstrate that its earlier rulings were not correct, they stand unaltered.
Mr. Said and SAS also contend that the evidence in the record cannot support separate awards of punitive damages against Mr. Said and SAS for their individual conduct regarding the mileage misrepresentations.[2] The court disagrees. Instruction


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The comparison of patients treated and not treated with TH was hindered by the differences between the two groups. Before the TH introduction, OHCA patients were treated less aggressively, no institutional protocols existed, and treatment options


in the matching are all known to be associated with the outcome. The greatest concern was controlling for the time of treatment. As since 2014 all patients with OHCA have been treated with TH unless they had good neurological status (only a small proportion), we were unable to adequately adjust the groups for the time variable. Eventually, we included the time variable "since 2010" in the matching process. This was chosen arbitrarily, as since 2010 no major infrastructural and staff change has occurred, and TH has been the most extensive treatment improvement. After matching, the majority of differences between TH and no TH group were balanced. The variables such as the use of analgosedation and mechanical ventilation, which are mandatory during TH, remained unbalanced. We were unable toTH continues to be a critical part of treatment of comatose OHCA survivors. TH implementation changed the focus of intensive care societies toward further improvements in resuscitation and post-arrest care. However, despite numerous both positive and negative results, the exact role of TH in such patients' outcomes is yet to be determined.

Funding None.

Ethical approval given by the Sestre Milosrdnice University Hospital Center Ethics Committee (EP-13659/19-4).

Declaration of authorship MP, ZB, AĐ, and DDB conceived and designed the study; MP, KC, and MN acquired the data; MP, ZB, KC, MN, and DDB analyzed and interpreted the data; all authors drafted the manuscript; MP, ZB, and DDB critically revised the manuscript for important intellectual content; all authors gave approval of the version to be submitted; all authors agree to be accountable


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under the age of forty were prohibited from receiving
ordination. The nuns had to be officially registered and that helped to protect them and their
rights.

From among all these Chinese customs, it might be helpful if there were official ordination
records kept by the Tibetans in the future.

Dual Dharmagupta bhikshuni ordination was institutionalized in the Paekche (Baekje) kingdom of
Korea (18 BCE – 660 CE) at least in 588 CE, when the first Japanese bhikshunis were ordained there
with this procedure. No historical material is available for the Silla (57 BCE – 935 CE) and Koguyo
(Goguryeo) Kingdoms (37 BCE – 668 CE). During the Koryo (Goryeo) Dynasty (918-1392 CE), Buddhism
was the state religion and it is inferred that the dual sangha ordination procedure for bhikshunis
was maintained during that time. During the Choson (Joseon)this prohibition contradicting the Vinaya. This law still stands. The
first Thai bhikkhunis, however, were ordained in the Theravada tradition in Sri Lanka in 2003 CE.
Currently, in 2007 CE, there are eight Thai and two Indonesian Theravada bhikkhunis. Public and
government recognition is slow in coming and, in Indonesia, the Theravada bhikkhunis are forbidden
to teach in Buddhist temples.

A closer reading of the scriptural basis often cited as supporting the Theravada prejudice
against women reveals that there has been much misinterpretation. Buddha’s hesitation to ordain
Mahapajapati was not a refusal, but rather Buddha merely advised her not to take delight in the
ordained life. Buddha conferred ordination upon her after Ananda enquired whether Buddha’s
hesitation was based on the fact that women are unable to attain nirvana. Buddha answered that
women are capable of attaining nirvana,


to the
mid-seventh century CE, the bhikshus were still ordained according to the Dharmagupta Vinaya, but
in different parts of China the bhikshus followed the Sarvastivada, Dharmagupta, Mahasanghika, or
Mahishasaka Vinayas.

In the mid-seventh century CE, Daoxuan, the first patriarch of the Vinaya School in China,
decreed that the Dharmagupta Vinaya must be followed for both ordination and daily life, and in 709
CE, the Tang Emperor Zhong-zong formalized this with an imperial edict. The Mulasarvastivada Vinaya
was translated into Chinese only at the beginning of the eighth century CE, but there is no
evidence that it was ever followed. Thus, the two Chinese bhikshus that completed the assembly of
five bhikshus required to confer bhikshu ordination in a border region were clearly Dharmagupta.
Therefore, there is a precedent in Tibetan history for conferring ordination by a sanghaindicating that the culture of cells with low E2 production did not change over time.

Progesterone production was also greater in high E2-producing cultures (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}B, P=0.014). There was an increase of P4 production over time (P\<0.001), and an interaction between time and culture groups was detected (P=0.009). Progesterone production in high E2-producing cultures at 48, 96, and 144h reached 52.1 ± 25.3, 143.2 ± 25.1, and 243.2 ± 28.9 ng/ml, respectively; whereas low E2-producing cultures had lower P4 production (respectively, 29.7 ± 31.5, 43.16 ± 32.9, and 57.2 ± 34.1 ng/ml). However, there was no difference between high E2 cultures and low E2 cultures at 48h (P=0.58). Also, in high E2-producing cultures, P4 production significantly increased only after 96h. Regarding the E2:P4 ratio, only a tendency of culture


here, GCs cultivated under chemically defined medium supplemented with PVA continued to secrete E2 throughout the 144h of culture under gonadotropin-independent conditions. High E2 production by GCs cultured in the presence of bovine serum albumin or other serum replacers has also been described in earlier studies \[[@B16],[@B28]\]. Although attempts to propagate bovine GCs using serum replacers have succeeded in some cases \[[@B16],[@B28],[@B29]\], some of those serum replacers were contaminated with steroids and other interfering factors \[[@B19]\]. Previous experiments from our group suggest that replacement with PVA (and additional defined supplements) allows for greater and earlier E2 production by GCs when compared with bovine serum albumin, a widely used serum replacer \[[@B18]\].

Pregnenolone is an important intermediary metabolite for E2 production and is synthesized at both follicular compartments: granulosa andor luteinized tissues) may have a greater response to NE via alpha-adrenergic receptors. This might be a distinct mechanism from the one previously described in luteal cells. However, this hypothesis still needs to be formally tested in future investigations.

Conclusions
===========

In conclusion, we employed a strictly defined culture system supplemented with PVA based on a GC culture system described previously \[[@B16]\]. This model is valuable for studying intraovarian factors without the interfering effects of serum or contaminated serum replacers. Our results indicate that catecholamines such as NE may be paracrine/juxtacrine regulators of steroidogenesis and consequently folliculogenesis, by modulating P4 synthesis, and not E2, in the growing follicle. The fate of the follicle could be affected by NE via P4 accumulation that disrupts the follicular balance between E2 and P4, and


Nation’s involvement because “if the request were granted, the

pending proceedings would stop and these matters would be transferred to another forum.” State

v. Nona M. (In re Interest of Brittany C.), 693 N.W.2d 592, 601 (Neb. Ct. App. 2005).

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       Notwithstanding my belief that the denial order is an appealable interlocutory order, I

believe the proper course of action is to dismiss the appeal as moot. In a separate memorandum

opinion, we remanded the appeal of the biologicalparents for further proceedings consistent with

our opinion in Thompson v. Fairfax County Department of Family Services., ___ Va. App. ___,

___ S.E.2d ___ (Sept. 10, 2013). See Nunnally v. Dinwiddie Dep’t of Soc. Servs., Nos.

1947-12-2, 1948-12-2, 1949-12-2 (Va. Ct. App. Sept. 10, 2013). Because “we conclude[d] that

the circuit court and the parties should be afforded the opportunity to reconsider this case in light

of our newly adopted standards[,]” id. (emphasis added), the Nation will be able to renew its

motion to transfer in the parents’ remanded proceeding. The Nation therefore “lack[s] a legally

cognizable interest in the outcome” of this appeal, Powell v. McCormack, 395 U.S. 486, 496-97,

89 S. Ct. 1944, 1951, 23 L. Ed. 2d 491, 503 (1969), and we should dismiss the appeal as moot.


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Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Robert Heffington issued an open letter to West Point graduates earlier this week blasting the superintendent, commandant, and dean of the military academy for contributing to a “culture of permissiveness.”

The letter was subsequently posted on the website of American Military News.

Heffington told The Daily Caller he wrote the letter to the USMA Class of 1963 when several of its graduates contacted him asking how Spenser Rapone, a cadet espousing radically anti-American views, was allowed to graduate. (RELATED: Communist West Point Grad Was Reported In 2015 For Anti-American Posts)

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The Superintendent, Lieutenant General Robert Caslen, confronted lieutenant colonel Heffington’s letter directly in his response to USMA graduates. “Like many of you,” Caslen states in his letter, “I have also recently read Lieutenant Colonel (U.S. Army, Retired) Heffington’s open letter, criticizing the Academy leadership, to include calling us liars.”

“I do not


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      Otis Michael Bridgeforth filed a complaint pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against a

bank and one of its employees, alleging that on May 29, 2010, he was prevented from
opening a student checking account. He claimed that the defendants intentionally

inflicted emotional distress and discriminated against him on the basis of “race, color, and

sex” when they found his New York driver‟s license, student identification card, and a

piece of mail he received insufficient to verify his address. He alleged that they lied to

him when they told him that they only accepted proof of car registration or insurance, a

utility bill, a pay stub, or a letter from an


Cir. 2000). We review the denial of leave to amend for abuse of

discretion. See Lum v. Bank of Am., 361 F.3d 217, 223 (3d Cir. 2004).

       Bridgeforth purported to proceed under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. As the District Court

noted, to state a claim under § 1983, a plaintiff “must allege the violation of a right

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secured by the Constitution and laws of the United States, and must show that the alleged

deprivation was committed by a person actingthe defendant had the

intent to discriminate on the basis of race, and the discrimination concerned one or more

of the activities enumerated in the statute, which include the right to make or enforce

contracts. Id. at 797 (citations omitted). However, Bridgeforth merely made a bare claim

that the defendants‟ actions were related to his race and stated that the defendants‟ actions

seemed “shady” and “immature.” A well-pleaded complaint must contain more than

“„labels or conclusions.‟” See Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 129 S. Ct. 1937, 1939 (2009) (quoting

Bell Atl. Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 555 (2007)).

       Because Bridgeforth stated no federal claim, the District Court did not err in

declining to consider the claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress under state


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The goals of surgeons who perform total knee arthroplasty (TKA) are to improve patient quality of life, relieve pain, restore joint function, and ensure the ability to perform knee flexion activities that improve mobility and independence in patients who suffer from osteoarthritis \[[@b1-medscimonit-24-3332]--[@b3-medscimonit-24-3332]\]. These goals are key factors that determine the clinical outcome in patients following TKA \[[@b4-medscimonit-24-3332]\]. However, an important outcome following TKA should be patient satisfaction or fulfillment of pre-operative expectations \[[@b5-medscimonit-24-3332]--[@b7-medscimonit-24-3332]\].

The objective outcomes of TKA, such as range of motion (ROM) of the knee, are always limited in their ability to reflect whether or not a patient is satisfied with their treatment \[[@b4-medscimonit-24-3332],[@b8-medscimonit-24-3332]\]. There have been several previously published studies that have shown that the preoperative expectations of the patient are strong determinants of theoutcome of TKA in terms of patient satisfaction and quality of life \[[@b5-medscimonit-24-3332],[@b6-medscimonit-24-3332],[@b9-medscimonit-24-3332]--[@b14-medscimonit-24-3332]\]. Patients may have very different expectations and concerns about undergoing TKA than surgeons \[[@b4-medscimonit-24-3332],[@b15-medscimonit-24-3332],[@b16-medscimonit-24-3332]\]. Consequently, more accurate information about the expectations and concerns of patients should be collected and evaluated, and the treatment process should be more effectively explained to ensure patients fully understand the surgical procedure and that they have realistic expectations of the surgical outcome before they consent to have the TKA procedure.

There have been few published studies that have specifically investigated the concerns of patients regarding TKA \[[@b17-medscimonit-24-3332]--[@b19-medscimonit-24-3332]\], but no study has focused on the expectations and concerns of Chinese patients. There are cultural differences between China and Western countries, including differences in the availability of medical information for patients and their


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Rove’s problem is that this goes both ways. When you tally the spending from all groups, Team Romney is outspending Team Obama by a 2 to 1 margin, $25 million to $14 million. As NBC’s First Read points out, this has been true for the last month; overall, in July, the Romney team outspent Obama by more than $20 million.

What has that bought the Romney campaign?

A slightly less negative favorability rating—from a net negative of 5.4 percent, according to the Pollster average, to a net negative of 4.2—and an overall level of


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“But it’s a positive sign and we expect great interest with lots of people waiting in the wings. I expect them to be snapped up quickly at market value.”

He said he would expect the new owners of the popular bars to keep on staff working across the pubs.

“If they are bought, we would hope that whoever buys them would honour any legal commitments, and moral.

“The staff have worked hard, and they (new owners) will be getting good quality, well-trained staff.”

Horatio Group also operates Horatio Todd’s in east Belfast, the drnk off-licences, Molly Brown’s in Newtownards and Denvir’s in Downpatrick, which are not affected by the sale.

Horatio Group did not wish to comment. Turnover at the Horatio Taverns Limited group was around


up a "sokushinbutsu" -- the Buddhist monks who observed asceticism to the point of death and entered mummification while still alive, right?

Murakami: I have seen several mummies on my travels in the northeastern Tohoku region. I also read a book that I happened upon in a used bookstore in Kyoto, which explained how mummies are made, and so forth.

Q: "Ugetsu Monogatari (Tales of Moonlight and Rain)," another collection of Ueda's stories, also appears in "Kafka on the Shore," doesn't it?

Murakami: I like Akinari, especially the story "Nise no Enishi." It's about finding out that a self-mummified monk had become a good-for-nothing guy after he is dug up and resuscitated. Ueda Akinari was cynical about the world, and so he wrote such perverse stories. They are not your usualgluten free recipe made the top ten. I made this for my coeliac housemate as her favourite cake is lemon drizzle and I've been thinking about it ever since.

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3. Chocolate Chilli Loaf Cake - A flavour combination that some people love and some people hate but a recipe which produces a velvety soft treat and an economical one at that - the whole cake cost less than £1 to make.

2. My Favourite Madeira Cake - I have been on a


Jiang Zemin. Guo enabled Jiang to control the military from behind the curtains, long after Jiang formally stepped down from the Party leadership position. Xi Jinping had been cleaning house within the military to purge any remaining influences of Jiang and his faction.

Xi has also undertaken a thoroughgoing reform of the PLA, reorganizing its structure and shrinking the size of the Central Military Commissions from nine to seven members.

Corruption has long been considered rife within the PLA, with some top generals reported to have accumulated vast fortunes in cash and gifts, including golden statues of Mao Zedong and cases of expensive liquor stacked to the ceiling in underground caches.

Along with the selling of ranks and positions, practices such as embezzlement of housing and welfare funds are believed towashout rate (WR) were determined from (123)I-metaiodobenzylguanidine (MIBG) scintigraphy, and plasma brain natriuretic peptide (BNP) concentration was measured before and 6 mo after treatment. The LV end-diastolic volume (LVEDV), LV end-systolic volume (LVESV), and LVEF were also determined by echocardiography. After 6 mo, all of these parameters were improved in both groups. However, the degree of change in the percent denervation was -14 +/- 12 in group A and -7 +/- 10 in group B (P < 0.05); the change in the H/M ratio was 0.19 +/- 0.18 in group A and 0.08 +/- 0.14 in group B (P < 0.05), the change in WR was -12% +/- 8% in group A and -5% +/- 13% in group B (P < 0.05), and the change in plasma BNP


Q:

Dessen as demonstrativpronoun ? examples please

Dessen can be Relativpronomens AND Demonstrativpronomens, can you please give examples of its role as demonstrativpronoun ?
witionary gives these examples for it:
[2] Die Matratze dessen, welches ich verkauft habe, war sehr hart.
[2] Ich erinnere mich dessen, was ich gestern tun wollte.
[2] Ich erinnere mich dessen, der mich gebissen hat.

A:

An example from Kafka's Das Schloß (source):

Daß sie die Fähigkeiten hatte, welche für diese Stelle nötig waren, das wußte sie, dessen war sie ganz gewiß […]

Das und dessen both refer back to the initial clause; one is accusative object of wissen, the other genitive object of gewiß (sein).
Note that dessen is often used cataphorically, i.e. it precedes the clause it refers to instead of following it. This is the case for the two relativegiven to us. It’s been quite a year and it’s an honor to be the first @WWE superstar to be on the cover of @espn magazine pic.twitter.com/CO8uwg5fOd — The Man (@BeckyLynchWWE) July 9, 2019

Even when Lynch was doing very little on television she dreamed of the day she would be the face representing the business of wrestling she loves so much. Rather than take to social media or podcasts to throw a tantrum and complain about her situation, Lynch reinvented herself and put in the work to make changes that would get her to where she wanted to be. Through hard work, determination and a strong self-belief she earned her way to that very spot.

Now her celebrity status is transcending the world of professional wrestling and moving into


Nafion, and water dispersions of polypyrrole. According to the literature, the proton conductivity as well as the water uptake of the Nafion:polypyrrole membranes depends on the polypyrrole content \[[@b15-sensors-13-03878]\]. The higher the polypyrrole concentration is, the denser is the membrane consistency, the lower is the ion mobility and the ion exchange capability. Aimed at developing electrochemical devices able to detect the presence of H~2~O~2~ in water, we use blends containing about 5% polypyrrole by weight, as a compromise to ensure a good proton conductivity and a limited water uptake in order to avoid the detachment of the ion conducting membrane from the plastic substrate.

The material used as top electrode is a composite consisting of MWCNTs (free sample of ISO HP from Bayer, Leverkusen, Germany), mixed with poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) poly(styrenesulfonate)weight in water (Aldrich), are injected by using a micro syringe into the solution containing the flexible device under test, in order to increase the H~2~O~2~ concentration in steps of 5 μM, 20 μM, and 50 μM.

3.. Results and Discussion
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Films deposited from the conducting inks based on carbon nanotubes have a resistive electrical behavior, with sheet resistance of the order of hundreds Ω per square. According to the SEM micrograph of [Figure 3(a)](#f3-sensors-13-03878){ref-type="fig"} the conducting films have a porous morphology, with MWCNTs well dispersed into the PEDOT:PSS host matrix. Films deposited from the Nafion:polypyrrole blends have smooth surface morphology and seem to be characterized by a layered structure, as it is evidenced by the SEM micrograph of [Figure 3(b)](#f3-sensors-13-03878){ref-type="fig"}. From the electrical point of view, the impedance Z(ω)


deposited on silicon from the dispersion of MWCNTs in PEDOT; (**b**) SEM micrograph of Nafion:polypyrrole deposited on a silicon substrate, evidencing the layered structure of the ion conducting film.](sensors-13-03878f3){#f3-sensors-13-03878}

![(**a**) Frequency dependence of the complex impedance of a typical Nafion:polypyrrole film; (**b**) Cole Cole plot reporting the opposite of the imaginary part of the impedance versus the real part.](sensors-13-03878f4){#f4-sensors-13-03878}

![(**a**) Steady state current-voltage cycles of a typical gold/Nafion:polypyrrole/gold device, measured in distilled deionized water (black line), and in the presence of increasing amounts of H~2~O~2~; (**b**) Current-voltage cycle of a typical gold/Nafion:polypyrrole/gold cell, compared to the I--V cycle of a typical gold/Nafion:polypyrrole/MWCNTs cell. Both the curves are measured in steady state, in deionized water. The inset in the right bottom of the figure shows the schematic view of the gold/Nafion:polypyrrole/MWCNTsDistrict

Building fire - Chatteris - Fenland

16/06/2017 - 8.00PM

At 8pm on Friday (16) crews were called to a fire on West Park Street in Chatteris.

Crews from Chatteris, March, Ramsey and Huntingdon attended the incident.

Firefighters arrived to find a well-developed fire on the ground floor of a chip shop, which was spreading quickly to other parts of the building, including the roof. Wearing breathing apparatus they extinguished the fire using hose reels and returned to their stations by 10.20pm.

Station Commander Pete Jones, the officer in charge of the incident, said: “The fire developed very quickly due to the build-up of grease and fat from the fryers. Once the fire got into the vents, it spread to other parts of the building and into the roof space.

“It is important for any


Kalle Mattson

Kalle Mattson (born Kalle Mattson Wainio, September 21, 1990 in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario) is a Canadian singer-songwriter based in Ottawa, Ontario. He has performed both as a solo artist and as the leader of an eponymous band.

History
Wainio was a high school student at Sir James Dunn Collegiate and Vocational School in Sault Ste. Marie, when he began writing songs under the pseudonym Kalle Mattson to deal with his grief after his mother, Anne Gilmour, who died of cancer when he was 16. In 2008 he released a 6-song EP Telescope, limited to 150 copies, he self-recorded the EP with childhood friend Rory Lewis.

He released his first full-length album Whisper Bee in 2009.  It featured Lewis, local musician Frank Deresti and was recorded atto M rather than N.)."

Packing paths perfectly by J Akiyama(
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Certain rules for deriving upper bounds on the stability number of a graph are formalized. The resulting system is powerful
enough to (1) encompass the algorithms of Tarjan's type and (2) provide very short proofs on graphs for which the stability
number equals the clique-covering number. However, the main result shows that for almost all graphs with a (sufficiently large)
linear number of edges, proofs within the system must have at least exponential length

Degrees and matchings by Vašek Chvátal(
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Let n, b, d be positive integers. D. Hanson proposed to evaluate f(n, b, d), the largest possible number of


eat less than that. In the fitness community it is a general consensus that you should eat anywhere from 300-500 calories less than your maintenance. So for this 200lb person they will need to eat between 2500-2700 calories a day. I would recommend a 500 calorie deficit because that would equate to 3500 calories burned (One pound of body fat) per week. Keep in mind multiplying your bodyweight by 15 won’t be that accurate.

Do I need to do Cardio or Weights ?

Lifting weights. Yes.

Cardio. Optional. Important Later on in the Diet

Why?

Weight lifting will build muscle, and if you are a beginner it is actually possibly to gain muscle and lose fat at the same time even though you are at a calorie deficit. This is due to “noobThe key cytokines driving the inflammatory process in RA include TNF-α, IL-1β, IL-6, IL-17, and GM-CSF \[[@CR18]\]. Among these cytokines, TNF-α plays a central role in propagating joint inflammation and bone destruction. TNF-α stimulates osteoclastogenesis and promotes survival of osteoclasts while inhibiting differentiation of osteoblasts. Activated macrophages and fibroblasts are the primary producers of TNF-α, but other cell types, including T and B cells, osteoblasts and osteoclasts constitute the additional source \[[@CR19]\]. Activated fibroblasts also contribute to cartilage destruction by producing excessive amounts of matrix-degrading enzymes such as MMP1, −3 and −13, as well as cathepsin K and L \[[@CR19]\]. Besides immune cells, different subgroups of fibroblasts also play distinct immune and bone effector functions that contribute to different disease characteristics in RA \[[@CR20], [@CR21]\]. The roles of fibroblasts


critical roles. Interestingly, receptors or co-receptors for these cytokines are highly expressed in ECs \[[@CR32]--[@CR34]\], indicating that inflammatory response can also be induced in ECs.

Fibrotic disorders {#Sec4}
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Pathological fibrosis, defined as the excessive deposition of collagen and other extracellular matrix proteins, is commonly characterized by the maladaptive repair process in response to tissue injury. Although the molecular and cellular mechanism of fibrosis is not yet fully elucidated, and may vary depending on the trigger and the anatomy of the affected organ, immune cells, endothelial or epithelial cells, and fibroblasts/myofibroblasts are the principal contributors to this process in different organs. For the purpose of this review we will discuss fibrotic disorders that are triggered by the EC injury such as scleroderma.

In scleroderma (systemic sclerosis, SSc), microvasculature is the primary injuryand other inflammatory cells, contributing to tissue inflammation. Activated ECs can also cause detachment or activation of perivascular cells such as pericytes that can transition to myofibroblasts, further promoting fibrosis and destabilization of vasculature \[[@CR47]\].

The role of dysfunctional ECs in fibrosis {#Sec5}
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As described above, ECs can orchestrate tissue response to injury via secretion of proinflammatory and profibrotic cytokines \[[@CR48], [@CR49]\]. In addition, recent studies indicate that ECs may also contribute to perivascular ECM remodeling by transitioning to mesenchymal cells through the process of endothelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EndoMT). EndoMT was first observed in the developing embryo, in which ECs in the endocardium undergo EndoMT to invade the cardiac jelly and generate the cardiac cushions \[[@CR50]--[@CR52]\]. Similar to epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT), EndoMT can be triggered in adult tissues under certain pathological


the major source of IL-6 that induces macrophage M1-M2 polarization \[[@CR106]\]. Importantly, these activated ECs also exhibit distinct cellular phenotypes that contribute to tissue inflammation, including an increase in the expression of adhesion molecules such as selectins, VCAM-1, and ICAM-1, as described above. These ECs also show decreased expression of VE-cadherin and CD31, which facilitate extravasation of the rolling leukocytes \[[@CR83], [@CR107], [@CR108]\]. Importantly, these molecular and cellular features can presumably also promote cancer cell dissemination and metastasis.

In support of the notion that inflammation-activated or dysfunctional vasculature occurs in cancer progression, circulating levels IL-6 and TNF-α have been correlated with the risk of developing cancer, and with increased cancer deaths among older adults \[[@CR109]\]. In addition, the activated EC markers SELE, ICAM-1 and VCAM-1 have been correlated withcytokines to initiate the inflammatory response. Regardless of the initial injury, in both scenarios ECs play a critical role in the inflammatory process. In fibrosis, it has been proposed that EndoMT is a key mechanism that provides myofibroblasts; although its pathophysiological role in human diseases requires further verification. The most potent cytokines that engage ECs appear to be TNF-α, IL-6, IL-1β, and OSM, while activated ECs also produce TNF-α and IL-6, thus forming a self-perpetuating loop. Interestingly, the similar intercellular interactions likely also occur in the tumor microenvironment. The interaction between tumor cells and tumor-associated endothelial cells is summarized in Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}. The question arises as to how the self-perpetuating mechanism is broken in healthy inflammatory response such as wound healing. One possibility may be the balance between neoangiogenesis


in addition, there were improvements in bone elongation dysfunction and calcification dysfunction. From these results, the use of FGF23 action suppressing antibody was thought to be appropriate as a medicine for FGF23 excess diseases. However, the 2C3B and 3C1E antibodies used in this report are mouse-derived antibodies. Mouse antibodies which are recognized as foreign by human host initiates a so-called “human anti-mouse antibody” (in other words HAMA) response, and there may be situations where serious side-effects are seen (see Van Kroonenbergh, M. J. et al., Nucl. Med. Commun. 9: 919-930, 1988).
In order to avoid this type of problem, one approach was to develop a chimera antibody (see European Patent Application Publication Number 120694 Specification and European Patent Application Publication Number 125023 Specification). Chimera antibodies include a portion of              9
misidentification, the officers’ affidavit did not identify Vann as the individual

calling himself “Hot” and selling the crack cocaine outside the apartment. The

affidavit simply stated that a person named Hot exited apartment 5 and sold crack

cocaine to the CIs. Further, Vann does not seem to dispute that the controlled buys

occurred outside apartment 5, only that he was the man seen by the officers selling

the crack cocaine to their CIs.

      Regardless, Vann failed to offer any proof to support his claim that the

statements linking an “occupant of apartment # 5” to the controlled buys were

false. Vann argued that he could not offer proof because the district court refused

to order the disclosure


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with the evidence regarding the charged offense.” United States v. McLean, 138

F.3d 1398, 1403 (11th Cir. 1998) (quotation marks omitted).6

       Officers stopped the car after observing Vann leave his apartment and get in

it. Immediately after stopping the car and finding the crack cocaine, officers took

Vann back to the apartment, executed the search warrant and found the additional

crack cocaine that underpins the charged drug offenses. The crack cocaine found

in the apartment was at least partially broken up into $10 and $20 rocks, and the

rock found in the car was a $10 or $20 piece.

    Janken's slight weight. The walls showed signs of having been repaired many times in the past. Wiring was exposed, and the intercom and telephones were practically antiques. Janken was becoming worried. "What are we doing here?"

He followed Scooter through the backstage. The walls were marked up, and someone had left construction materials and tools around. Scooter said, "The renovation on this place just started, and I've been checking in to keep track of the progress."

"Oh, okay," Janken said.

After they had wandered around the backstage for a bit, Scooter led him out the fire exit, which opened into a small hallway. On one side was another exit. They went in the opposite direction, and emerged into the seating area. The red seat cushions were threadbare, and some were split


had nothing to add.

"Once it's open again...well, we'll see what we can do with it." He ran a hand over a worn seat cushion.

Janken put a sympathetic hand on Scooter's shoulder. "It sounds like you have memories here."

"My late uncle owned this theater," Scooter replied.

"How could anyone own a construction that hundreds of people built and used? It seems like it ought to belong to the people who use it." Janken mused, looking around.

"Yeah," Scooter murmured, nodding.

Hands in his jacket pockets, Scooter looked around the empty audience. Then he looked at Janken and grinned. Janken grinned back; he loved to see Scooter's smile. "Come with me," Scooter said, and started into the seating area.

Janken followed him to the center of the sixth row from the front. There wasget it out of his system. "I wish you could, but... this is something I've got to do myself. Let's meet tomorrow, 'cause I won't be fit company tonight."

"All right," Scooter said.

Janken thought, at least he had that to look forward to. No matter how lonely he felt today, on the day of the solstice, he had several weeks off and someone he loved with whom to spend it. He could smile more easily, thinking about that.

They walked without speaking for a minute. Then, apropos of nothing, Scooter said,

"Have you ever went over a friend's house to eat

And the food just ain't no good?"

Grinning widely, Janken chanted,

"I mean the macaroni's soggy, the peas are mushed,

And the chicken tastes like wood."

Scooter replied,

"So you try to play it off


like you think you can

By sayin' that you're full,"

Janken responded,

"And then your friend says, momma, he's just being polite,

He ain't finished, uh-uh, that's bull."

The two walked on, alternating lines in the song and laughing.

**

When they reached the TMI office Janken told Scooter, "Thanks. I needed that."

"Any time. What's TMI?"

"They help Monsters. They helped me get into the university."

"Oh? Cool."

Janken had wondered if Scooter would ask if he was a Monster. If he did, Janken didn't know what he would say. However, Scooter didn't seem to give it any thought. Janken stepped through, then held it for Scooter. A big, sharp-toothed, shaggy blue Monster was seated at the reception desk. Janken said, "Hi, Cheryl. This's Scooter. We've been working together on some University plays."

"Janken has told us about you.it, and he wrapped the blanket around them both as he hugged her again.

**

The family talked, chatting about things that they had only been able to mention in the small space that postcards allowed. Janken tried to explain his job in terms they would understand: making pictures of people telling stories, like Doc took photos, but the pictures moved, and they captured the sound as well, so people could see it again later. The concept startled the other Fraggles. But Gobo reminded them of the device that Doc had once used to save his voice so he could talk to the Fraggles after he left; this must be like that, but they could watch as well as listen. They found that much easier to understand.

Red had recovered quickly


have a home up on the surface too. I have a job, and friends, and a place to live. And..."

Wembley said softly, "And you want to go back."

"Yeah. I'm still learning about Outer Space, and if I came home now it would be like, what was the point? I wouldn't have accomplished anything 'cause I quit before I was finished."

"What do you have to do?" Sage asked.

"I'm not sure," Janken told her.

"Then when will you come back for real?"

He sat down. "I don't know. It may be a long, long time. But I'll visit, now that I have a path back."

"You promise?"

"You bet!"

"You better," Red told him.

"Are you going to stay a little while, at least?" Gobo asked.

Janken paused. People would wonder if he disappeared. Scooter expected toto safety. He could not survive much longer in this bitter cold. He hated to turn back now, but he didn't believe hard enough to stake his life on it.

He could get back if he hurried. He realized with a start that he had forgotten to blaze the tunnels; what kind of fool simply forgot that? Fatigue must be making him goofy. At least he knew that following the main tunnel would lead him right back. And it was safe; no crevasses or other trickery. If he ran he'd keep warm enough to make it. Arms around himself, hands under his arms for warmth, he ran back up the tunnel.

**

The tunnel twisted and turned around him, as if spinning him like a water current played with a floating


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UPDATE 6:00 p.m. ET: Some musicians/industry folk have been reacting the news of Owens' reunion with Chiodos. Check them out below.

Mod Sun:

Chiodos are some of my best friends, this is awesome. — MOD SUN (@MODSUN) April 26, 2012

JD Dunlap, South By So What?! Festival:

Well @craigowens finally rejoined @chiodos 😉 This is as epic as when @austincarlile got back in @OMandM #HowThingsShouldBe — JD Dunlap (@jddunlap) April 26, 2012

Jeffree Star:

so happy to hear that @Craigowens and Chiodos are back… long overdue right??? — Jeffree Star (@JeffreeStar) April 26, 2012

Andrew Oliver, I See Stars:

All's Well That Ends Well is an album that changed my life. So stoked for this chiodos.net — Andrew Oliver [DR] (@AndyJamesOliver) April 26, 2012

Kevin Lyman, Vans Warped Tour:

Craig Owens:


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In our case, those $B_i$'s are the four $2\times 2$ basis matrices you mentioned above, in an order that we arbitrarily decided. For example, the vector representation of the matrix $\left(\begin{array}\11 & 2 \\ 3 & 4 \end{array}\right)$ would be $\left[1,2,3,4\right]$ because it can be written as $1\cdot B_1+2\cdot B_2 + 3\cdot B_3 + 4\cdot B_4$.
So now do the following:

Plug in the basis elements in your T, that is, evaluate the $T(B_i)$'s for $i=1,2,3,4$. The result in each case is going to be of course a $2\times 2$ matrix (the transpose).
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I am trying to implement an LSTM with Keras.
I know that LSTM's in Keras require a 3D tensor with shape (nb_samples, timesteps, input_dim) as an input. However, I am not entirely sure how the input should look like in my case, as I have just one sample of T observations for each input, not multiple samples, i.e. (nb_samples=1, timesteps=T, input_dim=N). Is it better to split each of my inputs into samples of length T/M? T is around a few million observations for me, so how long should each sample in that case be, i.e., how would I choose M?
Also, am I right in that this tensor should look something like:
[[[a_11, a_12, ..., a_1M], [a_21, a_22, ..., a_2M], ..., [a_N1, a_N2, ..., a_NM]],


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That's it.  Use model.predict(X) where X is the same format (other than the number of samples) as X_train in order to make predictions from the model.

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You're right that Keras is expecting a 3D tensor for an LSTM neural network, but I think the piece you are missing is that Keras expects that each observation can have multiple dimensions.
For example, in Keras I have used word vectors to represent documents for natural language processing.  Each word in the document is represented by an n-dimensional numerical vector (so if n = 2 the word 'cat' would be represented by something like [0.31, 0.65]).  To represent a single document, the word vectors are lined up in sequenceof mass energy squared and μ is the QCD renormalization scale. The NLO expression is obtained by suppressing all terms at order $\alpha_{S}^{3}$. The first two coefficients of the QCD $\beta$-function are: $$\beta_{0}=\frac{11C_{A}-4T_{R}N_{F}}{6},$$ $$\label{9}
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The perturbative coefficients ($\overline{A}_{y,n}$, $\overline{B}_{y,n}$ and $\overline{C}_{y,n}$) are independent of the centre-of-mass energy. They are obtained by integrating parton-level distributions, which were calculated recently to NNLO accuracy [@ref1]. These values are shown in Table \[tab1\].

In order to define the non-perturbative part of the theory, it is necessary to explain the dispersive as well as the shape function model as the following.

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Todd Witteles aka “Dan Druff,” owner of the site PokerFraudAlert has gone public over the weekend with a series of emails dating back to this spring between himself and former Poker Room Manager for Lock Poker, Eric Lynch. Lynch had originally agreed to talk to Witteles about his role at Lock and what he knew at the time – and what he found out subsequently – about the illegal actions taken by the company and its owner Jennifer Larson, which led to the loss of between $10 and $15 million in player funds before the site ultimately closed down for good in April.

The history of Lock Poker is one long chain of scandals, often feeding into one another in an


increasingly desperate cycle that could only ever have ended in disaster. The site was initially modest in scale, just one of many smaller online card rooms operating in the pre-Black Friday years. After the unsealing of United States v. Scheinberg, all these smaller sites had to make a choice between shutting down, continuing to operate but serving only non-U.S. clientele, or continuing to serve U.S. customers in violation of the law.

What Larson opted to do with Lock was not only to stay, but to treat the crisis as an opportunity, ramping up operations and hoping to fill the void left by those sites which opted for compliance with the law. Of course, rapidly expanding a company requires a lot of free capital; Larson acquired a large team of= j - m. Solve l - 22 = -4*s, -s + 4*l + 4 = w for s.
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An alternative option – in case of consolidation above $6,500, an increase to $6,620 is probable, then – to $6,730.

ETH/USD

ETH/USD is being traded at $210.04 and continues the correction. At the moment,


we will probably see an ascend to the resistance zone and even an update of the highs. After that, a bounce and another decrease to the lower boundaries of accumulation will follow.

Cancellation of the movement within the range will be his breakdown in one direction or another. In the case of growth, the goal will be the level of $223.00. In the case of descent, the price will go down to $199.20.

XRP/USD

XRP/USD is being traded at $0.50484 and continues to trade within the correction. The news background for this coin once again demonstrates optimism. So last Friday it was reported that the largest bank in Japan, MUFG Bank, will use xRapid technology. MUFG Bank and Banco Bradesco, one of the largest banks in Brazil, have announced the signingor fouling (e.g. on hulls: Apte, Holland, Godwin, & Gardner, [2000](#eva12879-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"}; Casoli et al., [2016](#eva12879-bib-0036){ref-type="ref"}; or marine litter: Miller, Carlton, Chapman, Geller, & Ruiz, [2017](#eva12879-bib-0111){ref-type="ref"}; Miralles, Gomez‐Agenjo, Rayon‐Viña, Gyraitė, & Garcia‐Vazquez, [2018](#eva12879-bib-0112){ref-type="ref"}; Węsławski & Kotwicki, [2018](#eva12879-bib-0158){ref-type="ref"}). Mussels are also heavily cultivated on a global scale (287,958 tonnes in 2016, FAO, [2018](#eva12879-bib-0056){ref-type="ref"}); they can therefore follow the two main introduction pathways of marine species: international shipping and aquaculture (Molnar, Gamboa, Revenga, & Spalding, [2008](#eva12879-bib-0114){ref-type="ref"}; Nunes, Katsanevakis, Zenetos, & Cardoso, [2014](#eva12879-bib-0118){ref-type="ref"}). While larval dispersal might allow a post‐introduction range expansion, initial establishment also relies on avoiding demographic and genetic Allee effects. As such, successful establishment depends on either large propagule pressure (likely to occur in many marine NIS: Rius, Turon, Bernardi, Volckaert, & Viard, [2015](#eva12879-bib-0132){ref-type="ref"}; Viard, David, & Darling, [2016](#eva12879-bib-0156){ref-type="ref"})


through various vectors, including ballast water, sea‐chest and hull (Katsanevakis, Zenetos, Belchior, & Cardoso, [2013](#eva12879-bib-0088){ref-type="ref"}; Sylvester et al., [2011](#eva12879-bib-0151){ref-type="ref"}). In addition, ports are often distinct from nearby natural habitats, with particular environmental features (Chapman & Underwood, [2011](#eva12879-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}, and references therein). These new niches can be colonised by opportunistic species, such as many NIS (Bishop et al., [2017](#eva12879-bib-0025){ref-type="ref"}, and references therein). Mussels are likely to be introduced and become established in ports due to their aforementioned life history traits, their robustness to environmental pollution (Mlouka et al., [2019](#eva12879-bib-0113){ref-type="ref"}; Roberts, [1976](#eva12879-bib-0134){ref-type="ref"}) and tolerance to a large range of environmental conditions in terms of temperature, salinity and wave action (both through individual plasticity and interspecific variability; Braby & Somero, [2006](#eva12879-bib-0028){ref-type="ref"}; Fly & Hilbish, [2013](#eva12879-bib-0059){ref-type="ref"}; Lockwood & Somero, [2011](#eva12879-bib-0099){ref-type="ref"}).

In this study, usingof 10% for markers over all individuals and 30% for individuals over all markers. This filtering yielded 4,279 individuals genotyped at 77 loci (from the initial data set composed of 4,495 individuals genotyped over 81 loci). We separated nuclear (76 loci) and mitochondrial (1 locus) markers for downstream analyses. The mitochondrial marker (named 601) is located on the female mitochondria.

Most analyses required reference population samples. A list of reference individuals and groups was set a priori using the literature and our knowledge of the *M. edulis* species complex (Figure [1c](#eva12879-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"} and Table [S4](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We defined three levels of structure that we call L1, L2 and L3. L1 is the species level comprising *M. edulis* (edu), *M. galloprovincialis* (gallo) and *M. trossulus* (tros). L2 defines allopatric lineages in each species: (a) American (edu_am,


steps after a 2 × 10^4^ steps burn‐in. The standard deviation for the *α* prior was set to 0.05 for better mixing of the chains. All analyses use uncorrelated allele frequencies (FREQSCORR = 0) and a separate and inferred *α* for each population (POPALPHAS = 1, INFERALPHA = 1, Wang, [2017](#eva12879-bib-0157){ref-type="ref"}). Replicates were merged with the program `CLUMPAK` (default parameters and MCL threshold set at 0.7), and the major clustering output of the most parsimonious *K* was used (Figures [2](#eva12879-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"} and [3](#eva12879-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}).

For `Structure` analyses, markers that departed from Hardy--Weinberg equilibrium in focal reference populations were removed to avoid departure from the algorithm model. The program was either run using the admixture model with linkage, using the F2 genetic map described above, or using a no‐admixture model with the unlinked data set (Table [S5](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), as both modelsindividuals. (b) Cherbourg; dates indicate collection year; all other samples were collected in 2017. (c) Saint‐Malo. (d) Saint‐Nazaire. (e1) Bay of Brest. (e2) Detailed map of the port of Brest and the Élorn estuary, which corresponds to the inset rectangle in panel (e1)](EVA-13-575-g003){#eva12879-fig-0003}

![Geographic clines computed with the package `hzar` in each study ports (except St‐Malo, see text). The x‐axis is the distance from the most inward point (reversed triangles in Figure [3](#eva12879-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}) determined by a least‐cost path analysis. Top crosses indicate the distance of each site considered. For representation purposes, some distant points are not displayed, but were used in the cline fit. Only alleles with a frequency difference of 0.5 between left‐most port population and sea‐side reference are presented (except for panel (e) where the threshold is


Figure [S11](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

In terms of estimated ancestries (`Structure` *Q* values), dock mussels are on average composed of 25% Eu. *M. edulis* (*SD* = 11.17, *N* = 879), 69% Med. *M. galloprovincialis* (*SD* = 11.85), 4% Atl. *M. galloprovincialis* (*SD* = 6.08) and 2% American *M. edulis* (*SD* = 3.04) (Figure [S21](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Allele frequencies of dock mussels for markers differentiated between *M. edulis* and Med. *M. galloprovincialis* are also consistent with the observed levels of admixture, and are strongly concordant between markers (Figure [S22](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). All port populations are highly similar, both spatially and temporally, in their variance of allele frequencies regardless of their overall level of introgression (Figure [S22](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

When comparing ports, Cherbourg, Saint‐Nazaire and Saint‐Malo are the least introgressed populations (Figure [S23](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, Table [S11](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Le Havre appear to be the most introgressed by South‐Eu. *M. edulis*. Brest also have reduced levels of Med. *M. galloprovincialis* ancestry, equivalent toclose populations (Figure [3](#eva12879-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}e1‐e2). Second, we had a reduced number of differentiated markers between Atl. and Med. *M. galloprovincialis* in our data set with lower level of differentiation.

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If admixture events are nonindependent (e.g. due to migration between ports), or if admixture events are independent, but lead to repeatable patterns of natural selection, then we would expect to see the same alleles over‐ or under‐represented in different locations.

We cannot compare allele frequencies directly, because different locations are characterised by different overall levels of ancestry. Therefore, for each marker, in each location, we calculated its deviation from expected values. These expected frequencies were calculated from the allele\'s frequencies in the reference parental populations, combined with the overall levels of ancestry in the


of Le Havre (LeHa_P11; Figure [S8](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We also report here the presence of an F1 hybrid between *M. edulis* and Atl. *M. galloprovincialis* in the port of Sète (France, Mediterranean coast) despite the fact that neither of these lineages are found in this area. We also analysed two samples from a ferry hull collected in 2011 and 2013. The ferry crosses the English Channel between a *M. galloprovincialis* region in Brittany (Roscoff) and a hybrid zone in the UK (Plymouth) where *M. edulis* and *M. galloprovincialis* are found in sympatry (Hilbish, Carson, Plante, Weaver, & Gilg, [2002](#eva12879-bib-0079){ref-type="ref"}, and personal communication). Both samples showed a mixture of *M. edulis* and Atl. *M. galloprovincialis* individuals (Figure [S15](#eva12879-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, Fer11 and Fer13), highlighting once again the role of ship traffic in the displacement of species and their role as(Saarman & Pogson, [2015](#eva12879-bib-0138){ref-type="ref"}) and Asia (Brannock, Wethey, & Hilbish, [2009](#eva12879-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"}, and Korean sample in this study) where the native species is *M. trossulus*. Those last two cases may be the result of increased intrinsic and extrinsic reproductive isolation with *M. trossulus* that is much more divergent. Alternatively, the introduction and initial spread may have happened in a place devoid of native *M. trossulus* and with a more balanced demographic context than for dock mussels. Finally, events of admixture are not restricted to *M. galloprovincialis*. For instance, evidence of admixture has been found in the Kerguelen Islands (Fraïsse, Haguenauer, et al., [2018](#eva12879-bib-0061){ref-type="ref"}; Zbawicka, Gardner, & Wenne, [2019](#eva12879-bib-0162){ref-type="ref"}).

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In all studied ports, the introduced dock mussels form sharp human‐induced hybrid zones at the


Scotland, a recent demographic increase in *M. trossulus* has produced large losses to *M. edulis* aquaculture due to their colonisation of culture ropes and their shell being more fragile (Beaumont, Hawkins, Doig, Davies, & Snow, [2008](#eva12879-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}; Dias et al., [2009](#eva12879-bib-0049){ref-type="ref"}). In Brittany and Normandy, most of the cultured mussels are imported spat from the Bay of Biscay because *M. edulis* is easier to cultivate, with a shorter reproduction period, and has a higher commercial value for consumers than Atl. *M. galloprovincialis*. Therefore, spat collection of introduced mussels and involuntary culture of the wrong genetic background should impact the quality of cultured mussels and the growing cycle used in mussel farms, but only in case of a massive invasion.

While there may be few direct impacts of dock mussels on native and cultivated musselto Istanbul's chief prosecutor.

Hundreds of people – including civilians, retired generals and active duty officers – are already on trial accused of involvement in separate plots that prosecutors say were aimed at destabilising Turkey and bringing the government down. The military says 58 serving generals or admirals are in jail.

Erdogan's opponents see the trials as a government effort to intimidate them through the courts, while the long imprisonments without verdicts and alleged irregularities in the handling of evidence have cast doubts over the legal process.

Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the pro-secular opposition party, criticised the arrest, saying courts prosecuting the anti-government plots were "not distributing justice" but "approving decisions taken by the political authorities".

The deputy prime minister, Besir Atalay, said he could not comment on a legal process