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The ‘inner circle’ of the cereal genomes
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2009Early marker-based macrocolinearity studies between the grass genomes led to arranging their chromosomes into concentric 'crop circles' of synteny blocks that initially consisted of 30 rice-independent linkage groups representing the ancestral cereal genome structure.
Bolot, Stéphanie +6 more
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CHI '05 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2005
We present an automatic people-centered organization of the email message store, where all the information is organized by the association with the message sender or recipients. By using a zoomable list control, we can show most frequent contacts on the top level, and still scale to a large number of contacts overall.
Andrzej Turski +4 more
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We present an automatic people-centered organization of the email message store, where all the information is organized by the association with the message sender or recipients. By using a zoomable list control, we can show most frequent contacts on the top level, and still scale to a large number of contacts overall.
Andrzej Turski +4 more
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2018
Prime ministers need help, both to understand the policies they must consider and the political implications of any choices. They receive it from their prime ministers’ offices (PMOs) and from Cabinet Office/Prime Ministers’ Department. The former sees the task through the prime minister’s eyes, providing immediate partisan support and advice.
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Prime ministers need help, both to understand the policies they must consider and the political implications of any choices. They receive it from their prime ministers’ offices (PMOs) and from Cabinet Office/Prime Ministers’ Department. The former sees the task through the prime minister’s eyes, providing immediate partisan support and advice.
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Reconstituting the Inner Circle
American Behavioral Scientist, 1990This world is white no longer, and it will never be white again. —James Baldwin (1963, p. 158)
GALE S. AULETTA, TERRY JONES
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