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31. Dr Weiss's research has focused mostly on human reproduction.

32. Hand and power looms producing reproduction fabrics.

33. There are, however, several other methods of reproduction practised by various protozoans on occasions.

34. The store sells a range of reproduction furniture in Colonial style.

35. In this interpretation rights to the reproduction of derivative works of art rest with the printer.

36. One of these methods of vegetative reproduction is typical for some species; others utilize both methods mentioned above.

37. Thus, negative expanded reproduction runs parallel to the accumulation of paper values.

38. Bukharin was not one of those who neglected the material aspects of the reproduction schemata.

39. She argued that Marx's schema of reproduction became unbalanced if one assumed such an increase in the organic composition of capital.

40. The book is well written by the two authors and the reproduction quality is excellent.

41. Other strategies use natural chemicals called pheromones to disrupt insect reproduction.

42. Darwinians have usually chosen to discuss genes whose phenotypic effects benefit, or penalize, the survival and reproduction of whole bodies.

43. He would take a successful picture by Ge rme and purchase its lithographic and photographic reproduction rights.

44. And its business, of course, at this fecund point of the year, was that of survival - survival and reproduction.

45. Control of kinship linkages lies at the heart of privileged class reproduction.

46. What factors determine whether the virus remains dormant or begins reproduction are still unknown.

47. We can not, then,(sentencedict.com) say that asexual reproduction is cloning.

48. An account of polarization in reproduction does not complete a consideration of production and reproduction under disorganized capitalism.

49. Of all the possibilities of interventive reproduction, none has been the subject of more public opposition than surrogacy.

50. Thus' what we have ... is not expanded reproduction, but an Ever-increasing under-production.

51. However, control of the reproduction of images did not lie in the hands of the photographers.

52. To buy a museum reproduction is to buy a bit of history as well as a piece of furniture.

53. Moreover, such a theory must more fully integrate diverse moments of social reproduction, both semiotic and political economic.

54. This suggests, given the assumptions of the model, that the unproductive component is a necessary one for expanded reproduction.

55. This is in the form of a full size reproduction of a medieval village, placed in extensive parkland.

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56. Reproduction of a 1930's advertisement for the Air-o-bian controllable Box kite.

57. Not particularly nice reproduction chairs can be lacquered in unexpected colours.

58. It was often buried away among Regency reproduction furniture in shops which were empty most of the time.

59. At its strongest, sexuality within holy matrimony was only justified as a necessary part of reproduction.

60. Despite the myths about reproduction and contraception, contraceptive use has increased significantly in recent years.