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Frustrated from the lack of the final success with bacteriorhodopsin, I tried to crystallize several other membrane proteins, mainly photosynthetic ones.
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The author at Corrupt.org: Remaking Modern Society in a related article titled The Frustrated writes:
The Law of Inflated Expectations, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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In an email entitled "Frustrated," Obama said he would deliver details of his jobs plan to Congress next week.
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One was dubbed the Frustrated Total Internal Reflection (FTIR)
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• 'Frustrated' postal union continues negotiations: The nation's largest postal union is "increasingly frustrated" with the pace of negotiations, but plans to stay at the negotiating table.
State Dept. policy change the latest gay rights win Ed O 2011
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"Frustrated" Football Association executives were in constant touch with Capello's advisors, who in turn put pressure on the website's owners to remove the Italian's name, likeness and endorsement.
Capello Index risks clash with Premier League as fiasco escalates 2010
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DEAR AMY: The letter from "Frustrated" about his wife's giving his clothes to Goodwill could have been written by me!
Ask Amy 2010
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"Frustrated" is the Clinton campaign's way of needling Obama by throwing his own prematurely triumphant words back at him.
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"Frustrated" is the Clinton campaign's way of needling Obama by throwing his own prematurely triumphant words back at him.
Election Central | Talking Points Memo | Obama Responds To Hillary Claim That He's "Frustrated" 2009
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"Frustrated," he said backstage as he gathered his things to go.
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