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M.B. thanks Dr. Ravishankar Ramachandran, Molecular and Structural Biology division, Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow, India for a critical reading of his contribution to the manuscript. 

Any molecular entity possessing an unpaired electron. The modifier unpaired is preferred over free in this context. The term free radical is to be restricted to those radicals which do not form parts of radical pairs. Further distinctions are often made, either by the nature of the central atom having the unpaired electron (or atom of highest electron spin density) such as a carbon radical (e.g., -CHs) or whether the unpaired electron is in an orbital having more s character (thus, radical molecular entity in a manuscript, the structure should always be written with a superscript dot or, preferably, a center-spaced bullet (e.g., -OH, -CHs, CF). 

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Samuel Loshaek, Director of Research and Development of Borden Chemical, Division of Borden, Inc., Dr. Jack Dickstein, Manager of the Central Research Laboratories of Borden Chemical, Division of Borden, Inc., and also Dr. E. E. Rose, President, and Mr. H. K. Justi, Executive Vice President of Sartomer Resins, Inc. for encouragement and support in the preparation of this manuscript. 

The author is grateful to Dr. T. E. Wood for commentary on the manuscript and to Pam Highstrom and Gail McCauley of the 3M Technical Library for their help in collecting the literature. Research in coordination chemistry in the 3M Central Research Laboratories has benefited greatly from collaboration with Prof. L. H. Pignolet and Dr. R. A. Newmark and from the support of Dr. E. Fatuzzo and Dr. H. G. Bryce. 

Acknowledgements The authors wish to thank the University of Central Lancashire for a period of sabbatical leave for CB during which the manuscript was prepared and BNFL for their financial support of the work described in Sect. 5. 

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My thanks are given to Dr. C. Rentzea from BASF s Central Research Laboratory for the synthesis of the compound LAB 130 978 and his helpful co-operation and to Mr. B.E. Byrt for the translation of the manuscript. 

Research on epithelial injury in the author s laboratory was supported by the Medical Research Council, The National Asthma Campaign, The British Lung Foundation and The Royal Society. Special thanks are due to Carolyn Herbert, Patrick Ring and Julia Carver who have been centrally involved in undertaking studies on mucosal injury in the author s laboratory. I would like to thank Kemi Olaniyan for her assistance in preparation of the manuscript. 

Where in the triangle could we locate Marx s communist society First, let us note that, according to the early manuscripts, reciprocity is a central feature of communism. In order to produce "as human beings", each... 

We are grateful to Prof. Mohan Bikarma Gewali, Central Department of Chemistry, Tribhuvan University, and Prof. Pramod Kumar Jha, Central Department of Botany, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, for their comments on the first draft of this manuscript. 

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