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• Sharing materials with participants about three days ahead of time tends to be the best.

• Milagritos Tapia, a Maryland pediatrics professor who helps coordinate the trials, said the arrangement allows researchers to confirm the vaccine is effective for an especially hard-hit community, while sowing seeds of trust though the participants.

• After the trial, 33 percent of participants reported they planned to continue feeding their cats meat-rich diets, and 76 percent reported they’d play more with their cats.

• Be an active participant in every moment of the creation of your life, please.

• Pfizer’s 12- to 15-year-old study has enrolled 2,259 participants and Moderna’s adolescent trial is a similar size, aiming for about 3,000 participants.

• The Moscow protest was not sanctioned, which meant every participant risked arrest.

• He eventually ended up at as a digital producer for Participant Media.

• To earn a spot on the trip, each participant agreed to raise a minimum of $1,000 to fund critical initiatives at Ninos del Sol.

• Pretty much every single participant was complicit in the effort to put on a show.

• Bell argues that Google is “clearly a reluctant participant in what effectively amounts to censorship.”

• I never had to fight again except as an unwilling participant in our foreign warfare.

• Omnes enim unam participant essentiam, ac per hoc, quia omnibus communis est, nullius proprie est.

• I do not intend to cross out this statement about the most striking landmark of Paris, the participant in most of my vistas.