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Amyloid beta itself might be injuring nerve cells or the plaques, made of accumulations of amyloid beta, could be the culprits.

The culprits must be tracked down, arrested, prosecuted and adequately punished for the death of the child and for failing to stop.

He was not tall, and handsome, it's hard to attract the attention of thieves, but he was very brave, so the culprits are afraid of him.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi condemned the "heinous crime" and said the culprits would be brought to justice.

whether it was the cause of climate change or the fact of climate change, the size of the deficit or the culprits to blame for the deficit.

The main culprits were vitamin A, beta carotene and vitamin E; vitamin C and selenium seemed to have no meaningful effect.

Attention to the culprits movements , as long as slightly overnight , as you might have grabbed a ghost !

The embarrassed patrol hurried back to camp where Brooks offered to take a party out in search of the culprits.

An imperialistic United States and an expansionist Vietnam were the main culprits, in his view, and caused most of the bloodshed.

It would be easier to identify the culprits if India and Pakistan were to share intelligence more fully.

If either regulator has evidence that this explains the fall in banks' share prices, they should bring the culprits to book .

Two sharks, a whitetip and a mako, were captured and identified as the culprits, despite concern over the identification.

Although Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaeda is no secret of their 9. 11 culprits, the U. S. government has also carried out a firm blow.

three beef knives , two hoods and a windbreaker suspected to be left by the culprits were seized at scene.

The investigators decided to look for additional culprits and focused on genes in the same immune response pathway that contains Factor H.

Some sites do not have enough network safety protection, throwing the door open to culprits or hackers.

But urban runoff and septic seepage are not always the main culprits behind microbial pollution.

At least, I can't find any mention on their site. I found possible culprits mentioned, but no authoritative story.

To let the very culprits hide their tracks behind closed doors is a recipe for even worse policies and disaster.

Needless to say , the culprits in these cases avoid genuine retailers who are certain to know the true nature of the goods .

All the reformers recognize that cafeteria chicken fingers and grilled cheese sandwiches are not the sole culprits behind childhood obesity.

Food additives, used to make produce bigger and meats leaner, have been the culprits of food-safety scandals in recent months.

But condoms filled with purple flour were the last thing Tony Blair expected to be attacked with in 2004. The culprits?

Inquiries are underway across France, and scientists have been called upon to help investigators to find the culprits.

Eye makeup can be one of the main culprits of styes, which can take months to get rid of.

And Feng (played by Nicholas Tse)-As of worship, finally become the best-film block, and to help find the culprits-crime laws.

Among the worst culprits, he says, are high street retailers, who commission versions of copyrighted designs from Asian producers.

The agencies are neither the only, nor indeed the main, culprits for the subprime crisis.

Meanwhile, the bar for being above the law appears to be rising, as high-profile culprits in corruption cases are brought to account.

Today, social and judicial inflation are the major culprits; the COST of entering a courtroom has simply ballooned.

How bypass surgery causes kidney damage is not exactly known, the researchers said, but several possible culprits have been suggested.

Families spend 91 hours a year arguing, with mothers the worst culprits for shouting and sulking.

But what causes dead birds to fall from the sky en masse? The Arkansas case points to two common culprits: loud noises and crashes.

Indeed, people's poor decision making is one of the biggest culprits behind major illness.

When it comes to Achilles trouble, there are a few common culprits. Overuse from a sudden increase in training is the first red flag.

But, with a few notable exceptions, they have weathered the storm less as culprits than as victims.

It is for these reasons that it is more important to stop corruption at the source than to catch the culprits after it has happened.

The twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are among the main culprits for generating pollution in the area.

In the case of fake sea swallow , the culprits are generally a group of three middle- aged males who will target other elderly males .

But Russia is one of the chief culprits: Foxes Inc regulating hencoop security.

Undoubtedly, as legal guardian and early mentor, parents cannot evade the responsibility and are the main culprits.

The culprits in all this are the parathyroid glands.

Procrastination is one of the most notorious culprits of time wasting.

One of the culprits is quantitative easing (QE), a tactic devised by central banks to revive the economy.

Cutting nails too short or not straight across, injury to the toenail, and wearing tight shoes are culprits.

Gold plating of features implemented in early iterations and unreasonable requirements churn are often the culprits.

The authorities appear to have mixed feelings about the role of the media and public opinion in naming and shaming culprits.

Pressure, pooling blood and fluid retention are the culprits if your feet and lower legs have begun swelling ( a condition called "edema" ).

BEIJING: Executions are not enough deterrent for Chinese culprits bent on raking in money in illegal ways, the police has indicated.

The authorities say they suspect arson in a number of related fires, and investigators are looking for more culprits.

Singling out tax havens as the culprits behind tax flight is out of date, for two reasons.

The culprits, in this case, are the anonymous pirates who put the film online and enabled millions of Internet users to view it.

An international investigation into the Cheonan incident blamed North Korea, but conspiracy theorists still come up with other culprits.

Often, the culprits are the very government officials who are supposed to be upholding the laws.

The cause is unclear, but rising ocean levels and nitrogen dumped from the New York City sewer system are likely culprits.

In addition, eating fluid-filled foods like pineapple can help prevent dehydration, one of the most common culprits of zapped energy.

About half of this noise is generated by the engine, with the exhaust and the fans being the biggest culprits.

Nevertheless, local commentators have identified Islamist terrorists as possible culprits.

Swordfish, shark, tilefish, fresh tuna steak and king mackerel are the main culprits.

Socialist organizations called for the culprits to be hunted down.

The "culprits" for this excess savings are the Asians, particularly the region's central banks.

But police say they have found no link between the blasts, which killed two people, and the Games and are still searching for the culprits.

A bad diet and not enough exercise are the biggest culprits, but Dr. Ko says that stress and long workdays also play a role.

These collisions are the culprits that created many of the world's volcanoes, including those along much of the Pacific "Ring of Fire. "

Others, however, have never wavered in their belief that the medical workers were the culprits.

Many great ideas, the Americans have their personal belongings home Bangbieren good habits, which are not the culprits mob.

The culprits for the unexplained have evolved from gods and demons, to ghosts and spirits, to extraterrestrials.

Spain and Indonesia are among the worst culprits, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

The reluctance of the Irish players to demonise Henry stemmed from the realisation that they, too, could be culprits.

He demanded authority hunt down the culprits and visiting scholar be treated with justice.

It is tempting to search for mistakes by Western governments, to look for the culprits who "lost Russia" .

Very slowly, particularly in Germany, descendants of culprits began writing harsher accounts.

Other possible culprits are insufficient backpressure or contamination from a dirty screw.

Such closets, and even smaller, simpler ones, are major culprits in terms of lost time.

The government stressed that it would go after the culprits, regardless of where the investigation leads.

Kang, he vilified as "treason" to Sheng informers are pursuing the "culprits for granted, " Liang, JING Yuan-shan.

The most common culprits are references within the Plugin. startup method.

It is these collaborators the government wants to try, not the main culprits in the former West Pakistan army.

Why fatness should affect the brain in this way is not clear, although a host of culprits have been suggested.

If you've inhaled something (bleach or ammonia are common culprits), get away from the toxic area.

The culprits that have caused it are becoming identified, and they have little to offer to make matters more acceptable to you.

Swanbeck: Yeah, the question is why. What was this Chinmera the culprits are carrying?

It is like having the power to sentence culprits but leaving it up to them whether they actually go to prison.

Farmland rents are one of the culprits.

Most culprits were only suspended and in some cases no action was taken at all, the report said.

Longer shipping routes, more refined gas, and more convenient service station locations are all culprits in higher gas prices.

This other approach doesn't rule out that CRP reflects existing disease or travels along with other risk factors that are the real culprits.

Obesity, smoking, lack of physical activity, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol are some of the culprits this study identified.

The most likely culprits are dealers who collect milk from farmers and supply it to Sanlu.

Our basic biology and how our brains are organised are the culprits.

These culprits can cause damage like dehydration, lines, wrinkles and sun spots.

While there is no obvious single cause, pesticides, parasitic mites and loss of woodland habitat are all considered culprits.

The report highlights a number of culprits, though it is emphatic about the worst offender: habitat loss.

The government must be seen to punish the culprits to avoid damaging its relations with the army.

Why is it so difficult for Chinese nowadays to be a Good Samaritan? There are many possible explanations and many possible culprits.

The police are searching this area for culprits.

Hands, towels, and stepping into underwear are common culprits.

Ash and friends set her sight by revealing the true culprits: a group of Pichu that live nearby.

We've put together a list of the Ten Most Wanted: Culprits of the Collapse.

Experts found no shortage of culprits to blame for the latest debacle.

The biggest culprits are oil exporting nations, especially in the Gulf.

They wanted to look for specific underlying causes of cancer, and they found their culprits in chemistry.

The Supreme court has ordered an investigation into this matter and to bring the culprits before the court.

Why do Watergate culprits keep collective silence?

The biggest culprits include diet and regular soda, citrus beverages, red wine and some sports drinks.

The real culprits are the strong global growth rate and turmoil in the Middle East.

Culprits could be shot if the mass meeting so decided.

The culprits are globalisation and the shift in economic power from west to east.

The culprits in both cases are microscopic soil organisms that breathe in CO2 and "exhale" methane.

On the demand side, the culprits are population growth, rising affluence, and the use of grain to fuel cars.

Internet censorship has spread well beyond the usual culprits and predictable targets, such as political opponents.

Worst of all, the alleged culprits were town policemen.

Is there a way to hunt down the culprits and figure out what's going on?

The difference is the alleged culprits sat on Olympus's board.

The primary culprits are our cars and our coal-fired power plants.

The culprits were found and punishments doled out.

Mosquitoes are not only a nuisance; they are the prime culprits for spreading diseases such as Dengue fever and malaria.

Other surprising culprits: caffeine-containing food and beverages, such as chocolate, soda, and coffee.

Taxis and, yes, limos are culprits.

Dr. Lipkin and his colleagues analyzed samples from their bodies, but they couldn't find any culprits with MassTag PCR.

The main culprits are diseases linked to smoking or obesity, such as lung cancer and diabetes.

Culprits range from milk, wheat and food colourings to more exotic offenders such as sushi and grapefruit.

The culprits are dangerous bacteria such as e. coli, salmonella and campylobacter.

How are you going to tell which ones are the culprits?

These are the real culprits, because they are the ones who make labour such a prickly pear in industry today.

The bag of potato chips and can of soda next to him are seen as two major culprits of American obesity.

Now our task is to find out who the culprits are, and how we can work together to bring them to book.

This is why we dispute the reasons for every day, we're not happy culprits, we are among the most fundamental contradiction.

While coal-fired power plants and chemical factories are familiar culprits, a recent study reveals that wetlands are mercury time bombs;

Analysis of definition of culprits'program selective right and its due process

how does it work ? this scams usually involves two to four culprits . the victims are all elderly or poorly educated females

Cancer "culprits" in tobacco smoke revealed

The real estate market bubble burst is the key culprits led the Japan's economy into slump;

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