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Includes WPA Administrator E. J. Griffith, State Senator Dick Groener and 1956 Rose Festival queen Sharon Frey Grundfossen; for the name Hall, 1975 accession is missing all photos where first initial is B through I.
Includes Judge Herbert M. Schwab, Portland City Commissioner Mildred Schwab, quadriplegic activist Laurie Schwartz, and the Seagraves family (Anna Eleanor ("Sisite") Dall Seagraves - granddaughter of FDR, Van Seagraves and Nicholas Delano Seagraves).
Includes 1948 Miss Oregon Joyce Davis Stevens, photos of Sen. Adlai Stevenson in Oregon, Oregon Journal manager Fred Stickel, police chief Ron Still, Oregon Journal associate editor Tom Stimmel, Oregon State football coach Alonzo L. ("Lon") Stiner, dancer and 1961 Junior Rose queen Julane Eva Stites, and Congressman Lowell Stockman; Most pre-1960 photos for Stevens, K-Z are missing from the colleciton.
AP-III-a4 induces remission of head and neck tumors in xenograft mice. a Effect of AP-III-a4 treatment on tumor growth measured by tumor volume at the indicated time points. Six-week-old nude mice with subcutaneously implanted UM-1 cells were randomized into two groups to receive vehicle (PBS) or AP-III-a4 treatment for 28 days. b Images of xenograft tumors of each group at the same time of study end. c Tumor weight measured at the end of the treatment. d Mouse body weight recorded every four days during the treatment process. e Histology of major organs from mice receiving vehicle or AP-III-a4 treatment. f Immunostaining of Ki67, PKM2, p-ERK and p-AKT in tumor xenografts from mice receiving vehicle or AP-III-a4 treatment. Representative IHC images and quantitative data are shown in the left and right panels, respectively. Scale bar depicts 2mm. *p
This work was supported by the grant funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China 82203593 (to LG), the Natural Science Foundation Project of Chongqing cstc2021jcyj-bsh0239 (to LG), the Science and Technology Research Program of Chongqing Municipal Education Commission KJQN202101326 (to LG). This work was also supported in part by Winship Invest$ Team Science Award (to YT).
As for the rest of the discussion, I have no idea what anyone means by the removing of kayfabe completely. That is just beyond me. How is that possible? I read through the article Suriel1981 described as "a meticulous article, fully sourced, no cruft, no kayfabe whatsoever" (Katsuhiko Nakajima). Not only was it incredibly boring, but it was filled with kayfabe if you ask me. Where do you draw the line? Almost the entirety of his article is just listing how he teamed with this person and defeated those people, participated in this match, won that championship...Are matches and championships not considered kayfabe? Or did I just miss something and every one of the matches he competed in and promotions he wrestled for were actually real wrestling competetions in which he actually went into the match not knowing who was going to win and physically overpowered the other guy in the ring? If not, then I don't see how (with the removal of kayfabe) the guy would even have an article.
For instance, a point for, say for instance, Joey Mercury's article:After missing a few weeks, Mercury returned wearing a protective face mask and his injury was worked into the angle, with both he and Nitro attempting to injure the Hardys in various ways for revenge. After returning later in the month Mercury continued to wrestle, both as a singles competitor on SmackDown! and with Nitro on RAW until he was released on March 26.[1] 2ff7e9595c
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