The causes of mania and depression are biochemical changes in adrenergic and dopaminergic brain messengers. |
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According to the scriptures angels are messengers of God and visitors from heaven. |
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They have the same ethereal qualities so to speak, as angels, and they're also messengers because an angel is also a messenger. |
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Once upon a time, among the Arapaho, there was a group of highly respected young men that served as messengers. |
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The boy had made himself scarce in the past week, obviously avoiding the messengers for the day. |
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The balefires have been rekindled by the high king's messengers, and the land awaits the moment when winter will begin to ebb. |
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Davis looked up and gave a signal of approval, and after a quick bow, the pair of messengers was gone. |
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They would act as messengers and help organize or establish the central government to calm the barbaric behavior of these primitive races. |
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Fatty acids function as second messengers and coregulators of gene transcription. |
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Examples of proteins and second messengers that appear to act in multiple response pathways are also described. |
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When William heard of his arrival, he sent messengers ordering Count Guy to hand over his prisoner, which was duly done. |
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Changing perceptions requires powerful combinations of messages, messengers and media. |
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If no traders could be found, special messengers had to be employed for the task. |
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Negotiations about the precise wording of the speech are intense, with messages and messengers traversing the strait on a near-daily basis. |
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All members can be alerted to urgent messages by messengers or via the party whips. |
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Some of us just refuse to react, blaming the messengers for their message and accusing the scientists of scaremongering. |
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The afternoon slump, when eyelids droop and shoulders sag, is the result of a complicated dance of the body's chemical messengers. |
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As the body's chemical messengers, hormones transfer information and instructions from one set of cells to another. |
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The third actor was called the tritagonist, and he played the smaller roles in each play, usually messengers and shepherds. |
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Some membrane fatty acids can be mobilized as autacoids and as intracellular messengers. |
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A sprig of tulsi plant, a piece of gold, or a few drops of Ganges River water are placed in the mouth to delay messengers of Yama, god of death. |
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It was one of the rare cases in which blaming the messengers is totally justified. |
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Until the mid-1800s, the best technology was shouting, bugling, or messengers on foot or on horseback. |
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The steward of his household sent messengers ahead to take word to the Ethiopian soldiers waiting in Nabatea for their sovereign to join him. |
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Wound healing is an essential and complicated process in which several types of cells and cellular messengers interact. |
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These are the entourages that follow important people around, made up of advisors, heralds, messengers and servants. |
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India suffers from a dire shortage of officers and delivery staff combined with a vast excess of clerks, messengers and chaprasis. |
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The brain also links with endocrine gland chemical messengers through the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. |
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Throughout India, owls are construed as bad omens, messengers of ill luck, or servants of the dead. |
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The messengers then came to Elizabeth, and told her that Mrs. Ashley and the cofferer were both secured and sent to the Tower. |
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Before he entered that war, first he sent his messengers to the sultan of Egypt, requiring him not to intermeddle in that war. |
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They may symbolise our more intuitive and instinctive parts or serve as messengers for the unconscious. |
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With each new action, meetings convened, crowds gathered, and messengers raced back and forth between the colonies. |
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In some cultures, developmentally challenged people are thought of as special messengers of God. |
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In addition, they act as messengers, bearing molecular orders to the mesoderm and endoderm which they contact on arrival. |
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He could have been one among the many migrant workers, dishwashers, messengers, cleaners, and restaurant help who perished on that day. |
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Those in service jobs such as clerks, errand boys, messengers and telegraph operators represented another eight percent. |
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They will get no quarrel from me about the utterly tacky impropriety of these guys acting as the messengers for such a call. |
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The way he spoke to messengers, admin staff and catering staff was a revelation. |
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Colostrum is rich in anabolic peptides, protective antibodies and immune messengers that help the gut heal. |
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He sends forth the angels as His messengers, with two, three or four pairs of wings. |
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They had a very hierarchical structure but operated with extremely slow communications, such as notes carried by messengers and face-to-face meetings. |
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Chemical messengers regulate physiological and behavioral functions at all levels of organization including molecular, cellular, developmental, organismic, and ecological. |
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The Crusader army was resting at Emmaus, when messengers arrived from Bethlehem requesting aid against the Saracens of the villages who were about to attack Bethlehem. |
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With Cheshire cat smiles, they claim they're only the messengers. |
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But I remember messengers coming to my father's house with tales of catastrophes that happened in where there was a barrel of wash ready to be distilled. |
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The advisers give advice to the Guild-mistress, and are her closest friends, and they also train the messengers, neophytes, and initiates to do their duties. |
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But the really amazing thing is that so many others in the free world not only do not agree but loathe and detest this message and its messengers. |
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It was generally a servant's task to take messages from the messengers. |
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Setting up teams of helpers who can act, for example, as messengers, furniture shifters, hot drinks and meal providers and counsellors for those affected by an emergency. |
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They had spent a great deal of time copying the letters that would be carried by messengers to the various leaders of the Elders around the world. |
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Accusing him of rebellion, he ordered some of his messengers killed, and sent back his captains dressed as women. |
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As a result, Cossack units were frequently broken up into small detachments for use as scouts, messengers or picturesque escorts. |
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In late October messengers arrived in Peking announcing Moscow's desire to negotiate. |
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Malcolm sent messengers to discuss the question and William Rufus agreed to a meeting. |
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We also found messengers who could communicate the truth of our lives. |
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When a terrible drought threatens the land of Eretz Yisroel, two messengers come to the great tzadik to ask for his help in prayer to bring rain. |
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After the attack, Rooney was charged with deforcement of messengers which used to carry the death penalty. |
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The Incas believed that Andean condors flew the sun into the sky every morning and served as messengers to the gods. |
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Caffeine acts as an antagonist at receptors in the brain for one of the chemical messengers called adenosine. |
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Henry had also sent messengers to Stanley asking him to declare his allegiance. |
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Dolphins were also the messengers of Poseidon and sometimes did errands for him as well. |
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Then the Gutes were sending many messengers to Sweden, but none of them succeeded in negotiating a peace, till Awair Strabain from Alva parish. |
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The king would send messengers to the Gotland national assembly, and the jarls likewise, to collect their tax. |
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These messengers must proclaim freedom to the Gutes to travel in peace over the sea, to all places where the Swedish king held sway. |
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Many merchants, messengers, and travelers from China, the Middle East, and Europe used the system. |
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The Chasqui, messengers who ran throughout the empire to deliver messages, chewed coca leaves for extra energy. |
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Traditionally, santos were seen as messengers between the earth and Heaven. |
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They were the same winged messengers that out-run cashless debtors, and cut short lovers' dreams. |
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The drug, suvorexant, blocks the chemical messengers in the brain called orexins, which regulate wakefulness. |
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Thus the Gospel as salvation and civilizer heavily depended on native messengers, who were considered essential participants in the missionary task. |
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Alfred's actions also suggest a system of scouts and messengers. |
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Under a show of messengers and invitants to Absalom's feast, but indeed to underfeel the chief of each tribe, and to acquaint them with the intent of the meeting at Hebron. |
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Caesar did not pursue them until three days after the battle, while still sending messengers to the Lingones warning them not to assist the Helvetii in any way. |
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News of Henry's landing reached Richard on 11 August, but it took three to four days for his messengers to notify his lords of their king's mobilisation. |
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Should the air raid siren sound at night, young messengers like Jack would be expected to jump out of bed and cycle to their ARP post for instructions. |
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His travels coincided with regional governmental reforms and other local administrative business, although messengers connected him to his possession wherever he went. |
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