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| ... the plasma membranes of immature B-lymphocytes where it is usually coexpressed with another cell surface antibody called IgM. IgD is also produced in a secreted form that is found in very small amounts in blood serum, representing 0.25% of immunoglobulins in serum. Relative molecular mass and half-life of secreted IgD is 185 kDa and 2.8 days, respectively. Secreted IgD is produced... |
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... negotiations, with respect to their mutual interests, were conducted in a normal fashion and then they came to an agreement. Then, suddenly, the Hungarian government received a surprise and not a small one either. The last nonnegotiable condition of the lending banks was the permission for the banned lodges of the Freemasons to be reopened.
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... 1923 January 30, SOL BLOOM (1870-1949) (USA)
Was elected to Congress, and would serve until his death in 1949. Bloom was born into a poor Orthodox family yet succeeded in amassing a small fortune enabling him to retire early and enter politics. Bloom was a strong supporter of Roosevelt and was appointed as Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee at the beginning of the wa... |
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... 1962 she appeared as a rancher's daughter in the NBC Western drama "Empire", opposite Richard Egan and Ryan O'Neal. Moore has worked steadily throughout her career, usually in minor roles in small films. She appeared on the NBC interview program "Here's Hollywood".
Moore lived with Howard Hughes briefly in a small duplex or cabin at his Tule Springs Ranch near Las Vega... |
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1008 CALIPH HAKIM (Egypt)
The sixth Fatimid caliph began his rule. He pressured all non-Moslems, especially Christians, to convert. He is said to have forced Jews to wear a small "golden calf" around their necks. Al-Hakim proclaimed himself God's incarnation, disappeared, and was probably killed during a revolt. His confessor Darazi fled to the Syrian mountains... |
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... Knight Peters moved to Los Angeles.
When she was 12 she had a small part in a silent film called a "Perfect Crime". An executive in 1925 from FOX PICTURES asked her to do a screen test, which was a success, but the film, which was to be her first spy film... |
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... EXPELLED FROM SICILY
Sicily became a province of Aragon in 1412. Approximately 37,000 Jews had to leave Sicily. Despite an invitation during the 18th century, Jews, except in extremely small numbers, never returned.
1627 January 12, AMSTERDAM (Holland)
The first Jewish printing press in the Netherlands was set up by Menasseh ben Israel. Its first publica... |
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... by the Russians for the next five days, but and early thaw aids the German defense.
1945: The German 7th Gebirgsdivision retreats from it's positions in Lätäseno. Only a very small portion of Finland is still in German hands.
1946. január 10. Bárdossy László, Magyarország egykori miniszterelnöke a bibsi-bolsi bosszú (BBB) áldozatául esik.
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| ... Shirley, a gentle and gracious 1930s teen film actress who didn't quite reach the zenith of front-rank stardom and retired all too soon at age 26. On film as a toddler, she went through a small revolving door of marquee names before legally settling (at age 16) on the name Anne Shirley, the name of her schoolgirl heroine in Anne's most famous film of all -- "Anne of Green Gables" ... |
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| ... Bouchet started her own production company in 1985 and launched her own line of fitness books and videos. She also opened her own health club in Rome. Barbara most recently popped up in a small role (as fellow giallo star David Hemmings' wife) in Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New York" (2002). Bouchet speaks English, German and Italian with equal fluency. Barbara Bouchet continues t... |
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