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As per industry sources, California based Avaya Holdings Corporation is planning to opt for a leveraged buyout offer from a private equity firm that is valuing it at over $5 billion, including debt.
Earlier in 2018, Avaya emerged from bankruptcy protection, the legacy of a previous leveraged buyout, its $8.3 billion sale to private equity firms TPG Capital and Silver Lake in 2007.
Avaya is one of the world's largest providers of telephony systems. It was created from Lucent Technologies Inc in 2000, which used to be part of AT&T Inc.


On March 20, NVU-Johnson hosted the premiere showing of "Downstream: The Effects of Parental Incarceration." The Bearnotch production was produced by Brad Salon in association with Resilience Beyond Incarceration (RBI), a program of the Lamoille Restorative Center (LRC).
Members of the LRC were present at the screening, as well as RBI Director, Trisha Long; LRC Executive Director, Heather Hobart; Film Producer, Brad Salon and Lieutenant Governor, David Zuckerman. The film was made to support and draw attention to children whose parents have been incarcerated.
"I'm pretty sure Brad had no idea what he was getting into when he signed the contract with us," said Hobart. "His commitment to quality and sagely patience working with us as we figured out how to capture these stories should probably earn him an Oscar." The film, which took about nine months to produce, ran 70 minutes long.
Salon captured the full expanse of the Green Mountains with wide drone shots and close-ups into the lives of at least a dozen children living without a parent. These emotional scenes were paired with music by Canadian folk band The Fretless.
According to the film's opening scene, one in 17 Vermont kids has lost a parent to incarceration, and 48 percent of Vermont families are living on or below the poverty line. With families already struggling to stay above water, losing a parent to incarceration can mean tipping the scale for their dependents. This also means that (if they are not adopted by a family member) the children of these parents are forced into one of three situations: entering the foster-care system, becoming homeless or becoming the breadwinner for their siblings.
The interviews conducted included both families affected by incarceration and a series of specialists from DCF, Vermont Public Schools, Center of Justice Reform, Vermont Law School, RBI, Department of Corrections, Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility and more.
While the specialists provided facts and statistics regarding the detrimental effects of parental incarceration, the families were able to share their feelings and experiences on the subject.
It also included spotlights on programs like RBI and Kids-A-Part Parenting Program. Kids-A-Part helps children whose parents are still in prison by allowing them a chance to visit them in a daycare-style setting. Babies and toddlers are able to play games and be held by their parents. Children of 13 years of age are able to sit across from their parent in the same room among other parents and kids. This allows them physical contact with their parents which would normally be denied to them.
While Kids-A-Part help children whose parents are in prison, RBI helps families tackle the effects incarceration has in the home. RBI works with families of incarcerated parents to help set goals for financial, physical, emotional and domestic stability.
Along with a clinical case manager, RBI provides a mentor for kids affected, ensuring that they have a present adult for them to play with and look up to. "Ninety-eight percent of the kids who graduate from our program avoid criminal activity," said Long, about kids who have gone through RBI. The program also works alongside Camp Agape, a summer camp for kids with incarcerated parents. Kids are able to have fun and feel comfortable around other children affected by the same issue. The camp usually has about 30 kids attending for one week.
When the film ended, Long headed a question panel that included Krystal Whitney, one of the affected children; Lida Lutton, RBI Clinical Case Manager; Kathy Ferguson, School Counselor; Salon and herself.
When asked what people can do in their everyday lives to help these kids, the panel encouraged viewers to mentor kids at their local public schools and talk to them about their home life. The panel also suggested changing the way that we talk about incarceration in hopes of breaking down the stigma it has.
After Zuckerman's comment, Long mentioned the showing of "Downstream" that Zuckerman will be hosting in White River. She also encouraged viewers to spread the word about the film and to visit the "Downstream" website for more information on the subject, as well as ways to donate to RBI or Camp Agape.
Future showings are planned for Burlington, Montpelier, Essex, White River and Stowe.
Hobart says that in the following months, supporters of the film will try to branch out and show the movie at other locations as well.


'A Big Loada Stuff' starting with a preview night on August 5th and running August 6th , 7th and 8th 2015!
Set in a junkyard, A BIG LOADA STUFF will see the biggest load of stuff ever seen on a Waterford Stage – alongside a big load of children – for a play full of a big load of adventure.
A group of scouts – in the junkyard making a 'junk' creature for a parade make a sinister discovery – but all is not what it seems in this funny, moving and exciting new piece of theatre.
Written and Directed by Ben Hennessy.
Assistant Directed by Ben Quinlan.


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Canadian theater giant acquires WorldGaming, invests $15 million into esports
Esports are coming to the silver screen
Samuel Lingle
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Esports are coming to the silver screen.
Now that's not exactly a new thing, considering theaters around the world have broadcast esports events and viewing parties for a while now. But Canadian movie theater giant Cineplex is planning more. It's bringing the competitions not only to its screens, but into its theaters after paying $10 million to buy WorldGaming, a platform designed to host competitive video game events.
Cineplex plans to spend another $5 million developing its own esports league hosted in its theaters beginning in October, according to CBC News. The Cineplex league will reportedly feature local and regional tournaments feeding into a national event, with WorldGaming overseeing the operation.
The movie theater chain is one of the biggest in Canada and has already dipped its feet into esports, hosting viewing parties and other video game related activities throughout the Summer.
Esports represents an opportunity for Cineplex to leverage its theaters during the hours when movie-goers seem to have other things to do, whether by hosting events—with competitors on the stage in front of theater audience—or by streaming broadcasts of major international events on the big screen.
WorldGaming, formerly known as Virgin Gaming, has a checkered past in the esports arena. In 2011, the company announced a $1.6 million tournament coinciding with the launch of Battlefield 3. It would have been the biggest prize in esports history at the time. A video featuring Richard Branson himself introduced the event. But it never occurred.
More recently, WorldGaming partnered with the World Series of Video Games to host that organization's tournaments in 2015, with an Oct. 5 to 10 World Championship in the Maldives next on the schedule.
Watching to see if the Cineplex league gets off the ground will certainly be interesting. Esports is an international phenomenon where the largest portion of local and regional competition takes place online. Teams and players often only congregate for large events with money on the line. Cineplex is betting they can tap into a large audience of competitors by hosting smaller events across Canada.
So in some ways, their plan isn't to bring esports to the silver screen. It's to bring it from a lonely dark room at home to a dark theater packed with people and the smell of popcorn and butter.

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Do everyday tasks bore you? Do you find it hard to focus? You are not alone This story about a girl with ADHD, written in a humorous style, will help you tackle the most mundane tasks head-on.
Pffft. Why would you read this book? It's REALLY BORING. It's about BORING chores you have to do every day. Brush your teeth, make your bed, put your toys away . . . Nope, not fun at all. Or is it?
A funny story about ADHD, imagination, and super boring everyday tasks. For children ages 4 years and up.
Part of the Healthy Minds series, where Adam Ciccio examines daily obstacles and the mental health of young children. Through a familiar story and helpful tips, which the author draws from his own experiences as an outpatient mental health practitioner, children and adults gain insight into what goes on in young minds and are given tools to help them cope with difficult situations.
Adam Ciccio was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was raised in Savannah, Georgia, and attended high school at St. Andrew's School on Wilmington Island, ga. He graduated with a bachelor of arts in English from the University of New Hampshire (Durham, nh) in 2006 and with a master of science in psychological counseling at Salem State University (Salem, ma) in 2012. Adam owns an outpatient mental health practice for children and adults in Marblehead, Massachusetts, the same town in which he currently resides. He's the author of several picture books that focus on developmental growth and self-confidence during early childhood. Barbara Bongini was born in Milan, Italy. From an early age, she knew she wanted to be an artist. She attended an arts high school and later studied illustration at the European Institute of Design. After graduation, she pursued a career in children's publishing, illustrating books for U.S. and Italian publishing houses. She also has experience in advertising, animation, interactive book design, and has even created an album on modern art for children. When she isn't busy illustrating, Barbara loves spending time with her two kids, going to bookstores, and building her own illustrated books library.
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Today sees five teenagers from Skinners' Academy in Hackney, East London celebrating the culmination of an extraordinary 18-month journey from classroom to boardroom as their school business project, 'iRoundUp', has become a commercial venture.
Agnieszka Rudnik, Daisie Spiteri, Elif Sucu, Mark Daniel and Matthew Daniel (all 17-18 years of age) – collectively known as 'Team iRoundUp' – won Mosaic's 2015 Enterprise Challenge competition with their idea for a scheme that rounds up payments made to schools using ParentPay's online payment service, with the excess being donated to nominated charities.
Following a successful testing phase last month, iRoundUp has today been rolled out across ParentPay's entire UK platform and is now available to approximately 2 million parents. So far, over £12,000 has been raised for good causes.
One of the first charities to be confirmed as beneficiaries of the innovative scheme is Wallace & Gromit's Children's Charity, which raises funds to improve the lives of sick children in hospitals and hospices throughout the UK.
The Enterprise Challenge is generously supported by Apax Foundation and Qatar Charity UK.


"Trafficking" is the dark underside of globalisation. It is defined as the use of force, lies or violence to recruit, move and hold people in what becomes a form of slavery, i.e. forced labour or service without sufficient (or perhaps any) pay or the opportunity to leave. Trafficking is found in many kinds of work, including agriculture, domestic service and prostitution.
Listen to the text and work with the tasks here and on page 170 of your textbook.
The BBC's David Eades takes a look at the global reach of human trafficking.


Health and safety should not be confused with nutrition. While most research can't prove, beyond a doubt that organic food is more nutritious, it is much safer, which may translate to a healthier body, able to absorb healthy nutrients.
Non-organic food often contains harmful hormones and pesticides. Pesticides are poisonous – by nature they're designed to kill. Pesticides can cause neurological problems, cancer, infertility, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, allergies and asthma, wheezing, rashes and other skin problems, ADHD, birth defects and more. Logic 101 says don't eat poison, right? Why not go organic and avoid pesticides?
It's comforting to imagine unborn babies protected and safe in the womb, but research by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) shows that chemicals, pesticides in food and other pollutants cross the placenta.
These pesticides and other toxins can create health risks for babies. Many studies link pesticides to low birth weight, birth defects, neurological and behavioral problems, disrupted hormone function, autism and cancer.
Pesticides and chemicals don't belong in drinking water, lakes or oceans, but right now most of the water on earth is at risk. Surface water runoff from non-organic farms and other non-organic food operations can deposit pesticides into lakes, rivers, and reservoirs.
Companies who dispose of pesticides incorrectly can contaminate soil and drinking water supplies as well. Many pesticides don't break down in water and may remain in the water system for years. Organic food farming methods help to keep water clean plus uses less water, thus preserving the earth's water supplies.
Wild animals, fish and birds depend upon healthy plants, streams, rivers and lakes in their habitat. When pesticides infiltrate animal habitats many creatures suffer.
U.S. policy surrounding organic livestock is not perfect. Organic livestock rulescenter less on a happy lifestyle and more on how animals are fed and treated medically. Still, research shows that organic livestock are more likely to be treated better than non-organic livestock.
As time goes on, consumer demand for animal welfare is sure to factor into organic certification policy. Buying organic does help animals. You can also look for theAnimal Welfare Approved label.


NASA is paying $424 million more to Russia to get U.S. astronauts into space, and the agency's leader is blaming Congress for the extra expense.
That's $70.6 million per seat — well above the previous price tag of about $65 million.
Several U.S. companies are working on rockets and spacecraft to launch Americans from U.S. soil. But that's still a few years away. The ability to launch crews into orbit from America ended with NASA's shuttle program in 2011. Even before the shuttles retired, the U.S. had been relying on Russia to transport long-term residents to the space station.
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said if Congress had approved the space agency's request for more funding for its commercial space effort, the latest contract would have been unnecessary. He is urging full funding of the Obama administration's 2014 budget request of $821 million for the commercial crew program.
"Because the funding for the President's plan has been significantly reduced, we now won't be able to support American launches until 2017," Bolden, a former shuttle commander, wrote in a NASA blog.
"Further delays in our Commercial Crew Program and its impact on our human spaceflight program are unacceptable," Bolden said.


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To open up this new chapter together, Karlie and Swarovski created a quirky video, unveiling today on Swarovski's social media channels, which lets Karlie's personality really shine. The supermodel is captured in a natural and casual mood, getting familiar with how to pronounce the name of the brand, one of web users' most frequently asked questions.
"We learned through Google search insights that the pronunciation of our brand name is actually in the top 3 global search topics for Swarovski. We saw this as an opportunity to address the question that many have on their minds, and with a little help from Karlie we developed dedicated content for Youtube to capitalize on the search demand," said Yelena Aschberger, Vice President Digital Communication, PR & Events.
Now that she's mastered it, Karlie is putting the call out to show the world how to say "Swarovski." The new #HowYouSayit social campaign will encourage participants to share a video pronouncing the name of the brand on Instagram. Swarovski will then collect the videos together at www.swarovski.com/howyousayit as a fun, inclusive way to help fans master the pronunciation. At the end of the campaign, Karlie might just thank one lucky participant personally.
Karlie will continue to bring her captivating personality and inner shine to Swarovski's fashionable and contemporary universe throughout the season.


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USFS Watershed Condition Framework
A framework for assessing and tracking changes to watershed condition.
US Forest Service National Stream and Aquatic Ecology Center – Technical No...
Weblink to Guidance for Stream Restoration and Rehabilitation and (2014-11) Technical Guide for Field Practitioners: Understanding and Monitoring Aquatic Organism Passage at Road-Stream Crossings. Nicholas Heredia, Brett Roper, Nathanial Gillespie (In development/June 2015)
ADF&G Fish Passage Improvement Program
The Fish Passage Inventory Database contains data on over 2,500 stream crossings assessed for fish passage by ADF&G since 2001. The information is available online to the public via the Fish Resource Monitor interactive mapping application. This information is used by local, municipal, state, and...
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's – Alaska's Clean Water Ac...
What is ACWA? The Alaska Clean Water Actions (ACWA) was created through Administrative Order 200. This directive told Alaska resource agencies to work together to characterize Alaska's waters in a holistic manner; sharing data, expertise and other information. ACWA's database of priority waters ...
Catalog of Waters Important for the Spawning, Rearing or Migration of Anadr...
Due to regulatory and statutory changes, which took effect July 1, 2008, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) is now solely responsible for maintaining anadromous waters data as well as revision to and publication of the Catalog of Waters Important for the Spawning, Rearing or Migration...
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation – Water Quality Reports Inv...
Water quality reports inventory and searchable database.
ADEC 2004 Southeast Alaska Coastal Survey Environmental Status
Development of a Microinvertebrate Biological Assessment Index for Alexande...
Rinella et al. 2005. Development of a Microinvertebrate Biological Assessment Index for Alexander Archipelago Streams - Final Report for the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Environment and Natural Resources Institute. Anchorage, Alaska.
Testing Alaskas Microinvertebrate and Diatom Based Stream Condition Indices...
Rinella, D. and D. Bogan. 2010. Testing Alaskas Microinvertebrate and Diatom Based Stream Condition Indices in Select Urbanized Streams - Report to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Environment and Natural Resources Institute and Alaska Natural Heritage Program, University of A...
Alaska Sustainable Salmon Fund – Project Archive
The Alaska Sustainable Salmon Fund (AKSSF) is comprised of Alaska's allocation of funds from the federal Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery Fund (PCSRF). PCSRF was established by Congress in FY 2000 to protect, restore, and conserve Pacific salmon and steelhead populations and their habitats. This w...
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation – Alaska Clean Water 5-year...
ADEC – Alaska Clean Water 5-year Strategic Plan 2016-2020
NOAA's Essential Fish Habitat Mapper
Essential Fish Habitat Mapper v3.0
The EFH Mapper is a one-stop tool for viewing the spatial representations of fish species, their life-stages and important habitats. We provide links to supporting materials, including fishery management plans, and the ability to download GIS data.
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NOAA's Nearshore Fish Atlas of Alaska
NOAA Fisheries Auke Bay Laboratories and the Alaska Regional Office designed this web-based Atlas to provide information on the distribution, relative abundance, and habitat use of nearshore fishes in Alaska. Shallow, nearshore waters are some of the most productive habitats in Alaska and the mos...
ShoreZone- Alaska Coastal Inventory and Mapping Project
The ShoreZone mapping system has been in use since the early 1980s and has been applied to more than 40,000 km of shoreline in Washington and British Columbia. Now Alaska's extensive coastline is being imaged and mapped. This project has been funded by NOAA and a number of other agencies and orga...
Southeast Alaska Inventory and Monitoring Network – National Park Service
The Southeast Alaska Network (SEAN) implements long-term ecological monitoring and provides scientifically sound natural resource information to park managers. The parks in our network share the temperate rainforest of Alaska's maritime coast, but each display their own unique character: from the...
Alaska Stream Team – Biological Monitoring Program
Alaska Stream Team Data Collection Website is a collaborative effort by the University of Alaska Anchorage Environment and Natural Resources Instutite (ENRI) and Alaska Cooperatively Implemented Information Management System (CIIMMS). This is an online database to enter, view, and/or share basic ...
Southeast Alaska Long-term Monitoring Network – SALMoN
SALMoN integrates citizen science and long-term ecological monitoring to support the health of the environment and communities of Southeast Alaska.
Inletkeeper Stream Temperature Monitoring Network / Water Temperature Data ...
Cook Inletkeeper developed the Stream Temperature Monitoring Network to build the science-based knowledge needed to identify thermal impacts in Alaska's coastal salmon habitat. We are 1) collecting consistent, comparable temperature data for Cook Inlet's salmon streams; 2) increasing our understa...
Alaska Online Aquatic Temperature Site (AKOATS)
Alaska Online Aquatic Temperature Site (AKOATS) Through a grant from the US Fish and Wildlife Service on behalf of the Western Alaska Landscape Conservation Cooperative (LCC), we are developing a comprehensive statewide inventory of current and historic continuous monitoring locations for stream...
Mapping Human Activities and Designing an Index of Cumulative Use within Es...
Estuaries and nearshore marine systems are foundational habitats for the ecological, cultural, and economic vitality of southeast Alaska. These nutrient rich systems provide forage for a multitude of fish and wildlife species – and as a result, economic opportunities for coastal communities — suc...


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Q: Optimize SQLite search I have a database with contact data from around 250.000 people.
This is what I do, to search a name. The search should include first and lastname and the searchstring should be at the beginning of the first or lastname:
SELECT contacts.firstName, contacts.lastName
FROM contacts
WHERE (contacts.lastName LIKE '" + searchstring + "%') OR (contacts.firstName LIKE '" + searchstring + "%')"
ORDER BY lastName, firstName";

This brings up the required results, but a searchs duration is around 5 secs which is way to much.
I think there is a lot of potential to optimize this search. Do you have any sources or tips for me?

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pub trait Foo<T> {
    type A;

    fn get(&self, t: T) -> Self::A;
}

struct SomeStruct<I : for<'x> Foo<&'x int>> {
    field: I::A
    //~^ ERROR cannot extract an associated type from a higher-ranked trait bound in this context
}

struct AnotherStruct<I : for<'x> Foo<&'x int>> {
    field: <I as Foo<&int>>::A
    //~^ ERROR missing lifetime specifier
}

struct YetAnotherStruct<'a, I : for<'x> Foo<&'x int>> {
    field: <I as Foo<&'a int>>::A
}

pub fn main() {}

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Israeli researchers' newly-identified state in bacteria has major implications for antibiotic treatment and resistant strains
by Judy Siegel-Itzkovich | Nov 17, 2021 | Medical/Science
They saw him from afar, and before he came close to them, they conspired to kill him. Genesis 37:19 (The Israel BibleTM)
Vertical bacteria, credit to Hebrew University
There are also many types of pathogens that chronically threaten human health – not only the new Coronavirus. When they are bacteria, our survival depends on the constant quest for new antibiotics that can destroy them. New Israeli research provides important insight into the complex response of bacteria to antibiotics and opens up the possibility of developing a novel and more effective class of drugs to combat major bacterial diseases.
Antibiotics fall into two categories – bactericidal drugs that kill the bacteria and those that are bacteriostatic, which are capable only of inhibiting the growth or reproduction of bacteria. The bacteriostatic types disrupt the bacteria's normal functioning so they can no longer multiply, leaving our immune system to provide the final lethal blow.
Both types push bacteria to a near-death state before their final elimination. Under this life-threatening stress, according to research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI), led by Prof. Nathalie Balaban and doctoral student Yoav Kaplan, bacteria enter a "disrupted" state when they function very differently from normal bacteria. The breakthrough findings were published in the prestigious journal Nature under the title "Observation of universal "ageing" dynamics in antibiotic persistence."
When the stress is eliminated, the bacteria do not fade away and die, but eventually, recover and reproduce – with each individual cell behaving in a different way from its genetically identical neighboring cells. While in the 'disrupted'' state, the bacteria do not respond to our current armory of antibiotics, which have only been designed to treat bacteria in their normal state. "Bacteria in the disrupted state require treatment that is different from our current arsenal of antibiotics," said Balaban. "We're now beginning to research new pharmacological agents that can defeat bacteria during the disrupted state."
While bacteria are single-celled organisms, they are extraordinarily complex. Like single cells within any organism, they are capable of self-regulating when subjected to various stresses. For example, if you increase the temperature, bacteria will produce proteins that protect the cell from heat. If their intake of nutrients is restricted, the cells will adapt so that the cell can survive and regrow when the nutrients become available. Many of these responses have been analyzed and the mechanisms adopted by the cell are well understood. However, when the stress is sudden and severe these responses don't kick in, the mechanisms controlling the behavior of cells remain a mystery.
Balaban's team had previously shown that a subpopulation of bacteria will enter a frozen or dormant state when subjected to starvation and will eventually, in a nutrient-rich environment, recover completely and regrow. These "persistent" bacteria are very different from "resistant" bacteria, which have developed a genetic mutation that stops them from succumbing to a particular antibiotic. Despite extensive research, there is no clear understanding of the mechanisms controlling persistence.
To develop a model that can predict the behavior of bacteria undergoing dramatic near-death conditions, Balaban's team investigated the behavior of individual cells of a strain of E.coli – bacteria commonly used in lab experimental work. Wild variants of this bacteria can cause serious gastrointestinal infections with life-threatening complications. The thriving cells were given a dose of a chemical (SHX) that immediately induces starvation. This acute stress, like a large dose of antibiotics, doesn't allow the cells to set in motion an adaptive response.
The SHX was applied for different lengths of time in separate experiments. After withdrawal of the SHX, the recovery of single cells was observed. The cells did not all recover at the same rate, which one might expect in genetically identical cells. Instead, some cells recovered quickly, within an hour, while others took much longer, sometimes up to a day. The length of recovery time also depended on how long the initial dose of SHX was applied for, although there was a maximum dose beyond which any increase in the time of application of the SHX had no effect on the recovery times of the bacteria cells.
Balaban explained that this suggested that the bacteria keep a memory of the total exposure to SHX. The rates of recovery clearly showed that the process was not random. In fact, they seemed similar to the rates seen in certain physical processes that show recovery after external stress has been removed, seen, for example in some plastics. By using this analogy, the Balaban group, together with HUJI statistical physics Prof. Oded Agam, were able to model the disrupted state and predict the behavior of populations of cells in this state. Importantly, this model enables the prediction of how a bacterial population will respond to antibiotic treatment.
According to Balaban, a better understanding of bacteria's disrupted state "opens new avenues for the development of better treatments which will enable killing not only the bacteria in their normal state but also when they enter the elusive disrupted state." Looking ahead, similar effects may be exploited to kill cancer cells more effectively.


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