| 41. | Cross talk is most likely to occur at central offices, which is where fiber-optic connections are most likely to be used.
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| 42. | In Red Cross talks with North Korea, South Korea proposed more reunions for family members separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.
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| 43. | Both sides also planned to reopen Red Cross talks on reunions for family members separated when the peninsula was divided in 1945.
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| 44. | The data indicates an example of cross talk between white adipose tissue and pancreatic ? cells mediated through modulation of oxidative stress.
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| 45. | In the latest talks, North Korea promised to continue cooperating with the Red Cross talks and to search for the missing people.
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| 46. | Tones are usually between 20 kHz and 100 kHz, and should be separated by at least 10 kHz to prevent cross talk.
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| 47. | The jams are the festival's informal forum for the kind of free-flowing cross talk that really defines a culture and a cultural moment.
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| 48. | Red Cross talks are a key link between the two sides, which have no diplomatic ties and a history of decades of tension.
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| 49. | While this is more painful and often costly, the signal is more reliable since surface electrodes pick up cross talk from nearby muscles.
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| 50. | Red Cross talks are a crucial link between the two countries, which never established diplomatic relations after the North was founded in 1948.
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