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But we must pause and ask: Are we making an example out of the DNC for misdeeds that everybody commits?
"A society based on hypocrisy can forgive the sins which don't belong to it, those which it dreams of committing, but not those which it commits every day," he explained.
For dessert she has gâteau and a sorbet and he has marrons glacés, though, as he is rather guache, he commits a gaffe by eating them with his fingers and then spills most of them on his serviette.
Fas contains a single transmembrane domain and belongs to the tumor necrosis factor (TNF)/nerve growth factor family [ 8 ] . FasL contains a single transmembrane domain and is also a member of the same TNF family [ 9 ] . A soluble form of FasL has been described, but appears to be less capable of inducing apoptosis, when compared with the bound form [ 10 11 ] . The binding of FasL with Fas initiates receptor oligomerization, which recruits Fas-associated death domain (FADD) [ 12 ] . FADD binds procaspase-8 and permits activation of caspase-8 through self-cleavage [ 13 ] . Caspase-8 activates the effector caspases, which commits the cell to the orderly process of apoptosis [ 14 15 ] . In addition, caspase-8 cleaves Bcl-2-interactive-death-agonist (Bid) [ 16 ] . Truncated Bid localizes to the mitochondria and promotes cytochrome c release; this process also serves as a major apoptotic-signaling pathway for Fas [ 16 17 18 ] . Depending upon the amount of caspase-8 that is activated, the predominant pathway can be either Bid cleavage with subsequent mitochondrial release of cytochrome c or activation of the effector caspase pathway [ 18 ] . Resident cells of the kidney express both Fas and FasL and Fas/FasL signaling is functional in these cells [ 19 20 21 22 23 24 ] . A recent review by Ortiz and associates [ 25 ] noted that the combined literature demonstrating participation of Fas/FasL pathway in renal injury essentially fulfilled Koch's postulates.
When the man in the street or his female counterpart says all-mond ( almond ), beero ( bureau ), callm ( calm ), carmel ( caramel ), cooten ( couldn't ), deffly ( definitely ), ditten ( didn't ), ek cetera ( et cetera ), gore-may ( gourmet ), prolly ( probably ), putt-ing ( putting ), tair-iss ( terrorist ), tore-iss ( tourist ), or commits other and worse sins against good English and grammar, the listener realizes that the vernacular—a dialect, Low English—is being spoken and prolly thinks no more about it.
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