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spec: These cells were " seeded " into tiny , flexible scaffolds of collagen , a tough , fibrous protein that holds together various cells and tissues in the body . He had walked from Times Square to his home in Brooklyn the night before and was back , trying to figure out if he had a conference left . Gaps in content , as indicated when the top lines of one page do not cohere with the bottom lines of its predecessor , occur frequently within each document , and each gap indicates that pages are missing , perhaps one page on some occasions , perhaps several on others . It was a short book that holds much information . As a consequence of these divergent trends during the 1980 's , births to unmarried women as a proportion of all births has risen rapidly , from 18 percent in 1980 to almost 30 percent in 1991 . Membranes exist throughout the cell and are far more than an outer shell that holds things in , he said . Gauvry 's solution : With the help of fishermen , he designed and constructed a simple mesh bag that holds the bait in the conchers ' traps and prevents other species from running off with it . The TSE in question is called chronic wasting disease , and it 's been found for decades in two western states . The SETI literature to date anticipates three basic types communication via an inter-stellar message : images , mathematical languages , and algorithmic communication . This is the engine that holds , manages , and delivers the content-an electronic library , which can produce anything needed upon demand . Thus in 1996 a prominent Canadian press published a book that holds all evangelicaldom in the American South in outright contempt .