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Well, pretty soon they were barraged with enraged letters, death threats, ban on the topic in a number of scientific journals, coming from irate left-handers and their advocates, and they were literally afraid to open their mail because of the venom and vituperation that they had inadvertently inspired.
We start by breaking down words into letters and sounds and we encourage them to practice their fluency by reading every single day, with a partner or with their friends.
And we can write DNA much like an inkjet printer can print letters on a page.
And what's great is, for the introverts, we can write letters while we're making these gifts, so for us, Marks and Spencer, we tried to campaign to get them to implement the living wage.
We wrote them letters, we boxed them up, and we went to the AGM to hand-deliver our gifts and to have that form of intimate activism where we had discussions with them.
And that's a bit embarrassing, to tell people that capital letters overwhelm you, but we really need introverts to help us do intriguing activism that attracts them rather than puts them off.
We're put off by big and brash giant posters and capital letters and explanation marks telling us what to do and vying for our attention.
The numbers have turned into letters.
For example, D loved to help younger students, so we made him a kindergarten helper, and he went into the kindergarten classroom and taught students how to write their letters.
So he went up on the board and wrote the word "illness" and circled the first letter, then wrote the word "wellness," and circled the first two letters.
The most important gift your mother and father ever gave you was the two sets of three billion letters of DNA that make up your genome.
Cutting a DNA sequence in your genome also disrupts the function of the cut gene, typically, by causing the insertion and deletion of random mixtures of DNA letters at the cut site.
And biologists have used base editors to probe the role of individual letters in genes associated with diseases such as cancer.
So I thought about a lot of things, things I hadn't thought about in a long time, like the letters I used to write to my grandma when I first started university, letters I filled with funny stories and anecdotes that I embellished for her amusement.
But I remembered finding comfort in those letters, because I wrote them with my grandma in mind.
But as the world got more and more overwhelming and my ability to negotiate it got worse, not better, I stopped writing those letters.
Today, he uses an on-screen keyboard where he types in individual letters using his head movements.
And without going so far back in time, how would these letters have looked in the 80s?
If this event were about children, I would draw the letters like this, as if they were building blocks, in vivid colors.
The shapes of these letters talk.
If we think about it, our days are full of letters.
And there are letters made by inexperienced hands that, whether they mean to or not, make us imagine what a place looks like inside.
When I moved to Berlin, I experienced firsthand all the impact that drawn letters can have in our day-to-day life.
But the shapes of the letters gave me clues; they would open up a little window to understanding the stories enclosed in those shapes.
The shapes of letters helped me understand my surroundings better and navigate the city.
I can see the bread, with just the right ingredients, being kneaded softly and carefully, in the same way the craftsman drew the ends of the letters with smooth and precise curves.
The basic structure of the letters is for me a playing field, where the only rule is that the reader, at the end of the road, will be able to read the message.
Or how would it look, considering this book has so much gibberish, if I combined both universes in a single arrangement: rigid letters and smooth letters living together in the same composition.
I draw the ends of the letters methodically.
Alice, the celebrity here, is placed at the front with volume in her letters.
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