| And the pain, or, she allowed, possibly something entirely unassociated with it, made her feel as though she wanted to cry. |
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| And so, when word came that Disney was going to do an event, even an unassociated off-campus event, there was reason for joy. |
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| Cluedo mixes a variety of seemingly unassociated elements into an elegant but simple game. |
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| It was developed as a private project and is unassociated with an academic department of pathology. |
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| Evolution doesn't stand or fall on those unassociated wrong beliefs, just as creation doesn't stand or fall on someone's belief in a flat earth. |
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| It was also some thinking there might be some unassociated local insurgent groups involved. |
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| It's quite easy for previously unassociated people to organize themselves for political action. |
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| Leydig cell tumors may also be silent, unassociated with endocrine changes. |
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| He can memorise in a jiffy series of unassociated names listed by number and recall them by number and vice-versa. |
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| Those abilities included picture naming, verbal fluency, vocabulary comprehension, visual memory, and the learning of unassociated word pairs. |
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| The other two thirds of these cases are unassociated with asthma and have sparse eosinophils. |
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| Primary extranodal Hodgkin disease unassociated with lymphatic tissue is extremely rare. |
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| A broad panel of 14 tumor suppressor genes, both associated and unassociated with neoplasia, were selected for microdissection-based genotyping. |
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| A right bronchial artery may arise from the aorta unassociated with an intercostal artery. |
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| Why were my beliefs not as valid because I was young and unassociated with a coven or tradition or hereditary line? |
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| The symptom of early-morning myoclonus, unassociated with alteration of consciousness, is often not mentioned by patients unless they are specifically questioned about it. |
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| The pilot had some experience on vessels fitted with Becker rudders under normal operating conditions, unassociated with emergency situations. |
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| Another possibility is victim-offender conciliation where victims meet a group of unassociated offenders. |
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| Victim-offender conciliation brings offenders and unassociated victims together as a group to vent their feelings. |
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| The events are clearly viewed in a political perspective, not unassociated with monarchical tendencies and their attempts to return to power. |
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| This view is consistent with the general findings that mitotic recombination events, contrary to meiotic events, are mainly unassociated with crossing over. |
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| A limited sample of wood from Sand Prairie phase structures indicates that red cedar was used for construction unassociated with ritual precincts or mound centers. |
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| Larger assemblies than this were recorded on a handful of occasions, but these generally represented multiple unassociated animals scattered across the field of view. |
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| The use of tags in connection with unassociated products or unassociated documentation can result in misinterpretations and thus contribute to personal injury or material damage. |
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| You can still open the unassociated archives using your backup password. |
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| During REM, their brains were able to integrate unassociated information so that, upon waking up, they were more adept at solving problems they had been primed with earlier. |
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| Exploration projects that began in the mid-1980s to uncover more unassociated natural gas have proved successful, and pipelines were constructed from the gas fields at Yibāl to Muscat and Ṣuḥār and to Izkī. |
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| Attendant, but unassociated, with the scramble, French and Italian settlers also established new communities in North Africa and, to some extent, western Africa. |
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| We affirm, that to all eternity the apostles are to be twelve, among all the redeemed, a conspicuous, glorious, unassociated duodecimate. |
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