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  • Early in infection, the virus shows a distinct predilection for certain parts of the brain.
  • Predilection for poetry.
  • The reason for this is more than a personal predilection.
  • In over 1000 patients he found there to be no sex predilection.
  • In addition primary skin tumors such as melanoma have a predilection to spread to the liver.
  • Predilection for certain sites, the molecular basis of which remains obscure.
  • Even better, lane fox refuses to be shy about his own predilections.
  • Given the computer industry predilection for three letter acronyms it was perhaps inevitable that computer-based training would soon be abbreviated to become cbt.
  • Predilection for some subjects and against others.
  • The point of this detour has been to argue that most students enter university possess a strong predilection for some subjects and against others.
  • The point of this detour has been to argue that most students enter university possess a strong predilection for some subjects and against others.
  • Predilection for the more illicit things in life.
  • Its success is all down to a strange cultural predilection for what might be called " sucking tobacco " .
  • People evince a strange predilection for whatever plagues them.
  • How have political predilections set by governments, the courts or special interest groups interacted with public expectation and institutional policy?
  • The delay may be explained by the change of government, followed by devolution, followed by the scottish executiveâs increasing predilection for consultation.

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