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That brake is tied to sugars called glycans, which sit on the surface of cancer cells.

From Science Daily

In the K-shaped economy, high-income households sit on the upward arm of the “K,” benefiting from rising pay as well as the value of their stock and property holdings.

From Los Angeles Times

The new look of Starbucks interiors indeed feels trendy and warm, with plenty of plush fabric or leather cushions to sit on, green walls and potted plants, and midcentury design elements in the chairs and counters that give the overwhelming feeling of being inside your Pinterest-addict-friend’s apartment.

From Slate

The newcomer is one of a small group of executives who sit on GM’s influential executive strategy team.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I won’t sit on the sidelines,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal