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• The Covid-19 effect that has altered our day-to-day habits in 2020 may have its greatest impact on the upcoming holiday shopping season.

• Other studies have shown that the ducks can alter their typical migratory journeys in responses to changes in the environment.

• The pandemic has significantly altered the economy and the job market, including for workers just starting their careers.

• Instead of trying to alter those microbiomes, which can be difficult, pregnant women could receive the needed metabolites directly.

• Despite its non-conventional look, Mo-DBRS opens the door to analyzing brain signals in humans in environments close to the real world, while also having the ability to alter those brain signals wirelessly with a few taps on a tablet.

• They dye their hair and alter their clothes, but not enough to attract attention from authorities.

• He even allegedly had a nickname for his violent, aggressive alter ego: Rick.

• Some of the things Lawrence had to alter from the book involved President Coin, played by Julianne Moore.

• Both Trudeau and Alter, levelheaded as they are, are extremely meticulous about their production.

• “Democrats say, ‘The only Republicans I like are the ones I see on Alpha House,’” Alter says.

• Sinus duo sunt maiores, vastque; alter is, qui S. Laurentij gurges; alter, qui Francius appellatur.