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Nexstar Media Group’s bid to buy rival broadcaster Tegna would create a combined company whose television stations reach more homes than federal rules currently allow.

“Everybody should combine a bit of physical and spiritual activity. It’s very good for me. It’s a midweek break that really helps,” he said.

In a separate group of animals with long-standing Type 1 diabetes, nine out of nine were cured after receiving the combined blood stem cell and islet cell transplant.

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They say they are worried about the companies’ combined market share, which is just 19%.

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To fine-tune the behavior of the complex, the researchers combined manganese with a ligand that adjusts its electronic properties.

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