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Composition
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Composition
Voluntary arrangement to restructure a firm's debt, under which payment is reduced.


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Bringing together legal departments that were previously located in 17 buildings that were scattered across the two cities, this precinct comprises eight new buildings that are formally and compositionally unified in an apparently haphazard arrangement.
But instead of shooting each at close range with a lightweight handheld camera in pursuit of highly dramatic, compositionally arresting, and instantly legible fragments of larger situations--the photojournalistic norm--he employs large-format, frequently panoramic cameras in order to include vastly more of the scene before him in terms both of lateral extension and of sheer quantity of visual information.
Detection and visualization of compositionally similar cis-regulatory element clusters in orthologous and coordinately controlled genes.
 
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