I like to say there are dinosaur authors, mammal authors, and cockroach authors.
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I read more science fiction than fantasy, more male authors (38) than female authors (20), and not very many authors of color (5).
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For authors and would-be authors, the long wait is over.
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But independent authors -- even journalist authors -- have no equivalent editing structure.
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Audio offers audio-narration services to authors, and then the authors themselves, not Books.
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Yet she's one of the most famous authors, especially female authors, of all time.
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We've also faced criticism when a writer only named white authors, or male authors.
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"For the Authors Guild, this is our bread and butter — to make sure the authors and journalists get paid," said Mary Rasenberger, the executive director of the Authors Guild.
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It&aposs an event that hosts hundreds of authors, a room full of authors last year.
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The AAS made efforts to stream its plenary sessions, and lifted a policy prohibiting co-authors from presenting research so that co-authors could stand in for potentially furloughed first authors.
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They redirected searches to authors who weren't Hachette authors but who'd written books on the same subject.
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Mammal authors ride the wave of a new publishing paradigm, like the authors who are pure digital.
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The Authors Guild argued that the feature deprived authors of their audio rights, and Amazon disabled it.
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Pronoun, a self-publishing service for authors, is shutting down after promising free ebook distribution for authors.
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Fireside's study focused specifically on black science authors, rather than the wider spectrum of authors of color.
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But the statement authors stopped short of using the word "moratorium," a word the Nature authors now embrace.
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Some authors believed that Amazon was penalizing them for having eager fans who rushed to review new releases too quickly; other authors believed that malicious actors had bought clickfarms to target those legitimate authors.
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Authors of color, gay authors, other marginalized writers … they've been asked by the publishing industry from the get-go.
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Authors Watson has professed her love for these authors in interviews, although she didn't name any specific titles. 1.
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What they're saying: How #Cockygate, a trademark legal battle between romance authors for the use of the word cocky in their titles, gave non-authors a glimpse into the darker world of the authors in Kindle Unlimited.
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I love authors who point out mystery but don't need to solve it, authors who dip their toes in the unexplainable.
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The victim declined to be interviewed by the book's authors, and her friend told the authors she does not recall the incident.
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This is not a show to talk to authors on tour, but to authors not on tour, if you know what I mean.
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And many authors have spent years, even decades, writing books that push mainstream commercial boundaries simply by virtue of the authors' (and characters') identities.
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The proportion of women last authors was half what we expected — just over 15 percent of last authors in Science and Nature were women.
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The Authors Guild is a legal advocacy group for authors whose mission is to protect them from predatory contracts and lawsuits, among other things.
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The study authors suggest these textbook authors are trying to "oversell" psychology as a discipline, to get more undergraduates to study it full time.
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The Bookworm also runs a popular but intimate annual festival that attracts international authors and a press that focuses on translating lesser-known Chinese authors.
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The selected authors offer a glimpse into a world of female identifying authors who have not been traditionally featured in literary canon or school curriculum.
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The lawmaker's SB 1089 calls for the necessary funds needed to provide the sign be covered by the Senate and House authors and co-authors.
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The BoBi, presented to authors who speak to the diverse spirit of Brooklyn, has in the past celebrated authors like Jacqueline Woodson and Lois Lowry.
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According to a tweet from one of the study's authors, Amazon has since reached out to the authors about what it can do to improve.
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Underrepresented authors make a strong showing: three of the five nominees for Best Novel are authors of color, and four out of the five are women.
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I've heard from many frustrated authors whose books are included on lists of 'soft science fiction' or 'science-fiction romance' purely because these authors are female.
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The irony is, women authors and authors of color do not have to be writing about women or people of color: they can write about anything.
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Authors, led by the Authors Guild, argued that Google infringed on their copyright protections by scanning their work and making the full text available through search.
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The study authors suggest these textbook authors are trying to "oversell" psychology as a discipline, in order to get more undergraduates to study it full time.
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"It is the authors' opinion that Senator Kennedy received aggressive and appropriate care in line with the standard of the day," write the authors in the study.
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I kind of wish I had more African authors in general, and more Caribbean authors, because I definitely want to stress the fact that Blackness is global.
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There have been a handful of massively successful self-published authors who have started their own publishing companies, and they've started to publish other "self-published" authors.
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"Colting once again proceeds to brazenly infringe the rights of different authors, and the authors' heirs and publishers, in complete disregard of copyright law," the complaint says.
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Ms. Warren and her co-authors pushed back in a letter and defended their interpretation — noting that the authors had received financial support from the insurance industry.
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If we want our students to consider the work of authors they're inclined to disagree with, we professors must take the identity of those authors into account.
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Meanwhile, agents represent many, many white authors at a time, never seeming to find working with two white authors from, oh, let's say Brooklyn, to be a problem.
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These clubs give authors the gift of instant success in a finicky industry, allowing authors to build a career on that freedom, even if some are already famous.
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Read more: Amazon Is Burying Sexy Books, Sending Erotic Novel Authors to the 'No-Rank Dungeon' Another writer, who goes by "spidersrorg" and sometimes posts stories about cannibalism to Ao3, told me in a Twitter message that this nomination is significant because fanfic authors aren't often treated seriously as other authors.
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Bookshops that are not expressly political in their mission still frequently host authors whose work is political, and thus when these authors are targeted, often bookshops are as well.
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Up until now, the feature has been free to authors and publishers, but today, Goodreads announced that it will begin charging authors and publishers to give away their books.
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Narrowing their list down to 87 studies, the authors found the majority of them may have been coming to conclusions based on what the authors label as "biased" data.
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Today, the Supreme Court denied a request from the Authors Guild to review a lower court's decision that Google Books doesn't infringe on authors' copyright protections, The Hill reports.
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Mostly reading or rereading ancient texts, modernist authors I grew up with, new work by old friends, former or current students of quality and sometimes the authors they recommend.
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Similarly, a hardback signifies to authors and agents that this is a book their publisher cares about, so much so that some agents (and authors) will insist upon it.
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In the old system what you had was authors writing books — hundreds of thousands of authors, maybe thousands of publishers, new publishers coming in, old publishers dying out every day.
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Nonetheless, the authors believe that it is a reasonable representation of the overall market for fiction, since the historical share of female authors is similar to that in Publishers Weekly.
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Although the Swedish Academy doesn't require authors to be active—they just have to be not dead—it is generally believed that the academy privileges working authors over retired ones.
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Brown did not specify the role Glasenberg, Mistakidis and Hamze are alleged to have played except to say that they were "acting as either instigators, authors, co-authors or accomplices".
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The agency says it requires all NASA-funded authors and co-authors to deposit copies of their peer-reviewed scientific publications and data within a year of the publish date.
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This apparently allowed the authors, or more often writers hired by the authors, to pose as academic peers, and write positive reviews that would help get their own papers published.
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Robert Kaestner, one of the authors of the new study, said he and his co-authors think the financial impacts of Medicaid could have cascading effects for the program's beneficiaries.
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The Area X trilogy feels as though it has drawn in influences from some of the genre's greatest authors, including H.P. Lovecraft, John Wyndham, and Soviet authors Arkady and Boris Strugatsky.
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Students increasingly demand changes based solely on the race or gender of authors, like Yale University students objecting that a course on English classics only included white authors like William Shakespeare.
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" This genuine interest in literature creates a "virtuous circle where she's bringing these authors to the attention of the public and working with the publishers to create momentum for the authors.
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" The authors continued: "What if he fooled us all?
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BERT got 77 — "surprising," in the authors' understated opinion.
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During Mr. Aiken's tenure, the Guild also embraced his suggestion to compile an Authors Registry to find authors of so-called orphaned works that publishers and producers sought to mine or reissue.
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Campbell was a hands-on editor, working closely with his authors to hammer out stories and characters, often setting up the basis for worlds that the authors would build their careers on.
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Authors: Iain Mulholland, Chief Technology Officer, Security, VMware, Inc; Katie Moussouris, Chief Executive Officer, Founder, Luta Security The views expressed by authors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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The fear is that there an even stronger focus could be put on frontlist hardcover sales—which are dominated by a mere handful of authors—which would further push out midlist authors.
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"Although a valuable point was learned regarding the authenticity of articles/authors, it should be noted that the authors of the 'study' clearly engaged in flawed and unethical research," Mr. Mazza said.
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As one of the country's most prolific authors, James Patterson has maintained a constant presence on the best-seller list in part by relying on a stable of lesser known co-authors.
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Harris, a representative of the SoA [Society of Authors] who speaks passionately on behalf of authors, knows several who have lost contracts because piracy drove down their sales to an unsustainable level.
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Thus, PubMed would advise users about the entity or entities that funded the study and whether (a) the authors reported no competing interests; (b) the authors reported the competing interests; (c) the article did not include a competing-interests disclosure statement; or (d) the journal did not provide disclosure of funding sources or the authors' other competing interests.
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" When asked about the possibility of posts being removed by their authors due to an error, WeChatscope acknowledged that it had "observed news articles that were collectively removed by authors because of misinformation.
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The foundation's board unanimously voted to add the prize, which is given jointly to authors and translators, and recognizes fiction and nonfiction works by living authors who are published in the United States.
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An impressive group of authors will be writing the books.
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Excessive cleaning may increase earwax impaction, according to the authors.
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The authors said they believe unreported incidents have also occurred.
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The authors shared the data, and the journals took action.
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But 99 percent of those come from just two authors.
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But there are a lot of authors of this failure.
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Today, Arktos publishes more than 120 titles by 54 authors.
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The study's authors agreed that there's more work to do.
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A number of authors and scholars say Jesus never existed.
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The opinions expressed below are solely those of the authors.
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Still, the authors think that's unlikely, for fairly obvious reasons.
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The authors caution that the results are not nationally representative.
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"Consumer outrage leads quickly to government intervention," the authors conclude.
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The authors are unsure what might have caused this decline.
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And it doesn't mean the original study authors were frauds.
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The authors of the article did not respond for comment.
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The authors of this research suggest that PPIs are overprescribed.
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The study authors don't get into why that might be.
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I love Amazon, but is its monopsony good for authors?
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The authors of Middletown would argue that, yes, you could.
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Authors are also confronting the countless petty tyrannies of patriarchy.
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The authors were just awarded the Nobel Prize in economics.
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The other authors are IBM's Sergey Bravyi and David Gosset.
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The authors of "Radical Markets" open with a Friedman quote.
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The authors say their book is intended to refresh liberalism.
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But, nonetheless, debunk the denouncers these authors valiantly attempt to.
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As such, the authors establish some new basic economic facts.
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And for bending, the authors point to the artificial heart.
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The authors suspect the rigors of mating are to blame.
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The bill's authors have said the threat is a bluff.
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"2017 was not the 'toddlerquake' election," the authors noted drily.
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The authors assessed the match between the two sources' predictions.
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That qualifies as a sharp slowdown by the authors' definition.
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The authors, Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy, narrate it.
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I heard back from one of the authors, Karsten Müller.
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Within these broad limits the report's authors enjoy substantial discretion.
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Brady is one of the authors of the tax bill.
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For publishers and authors, book discovery is a continual challenge.
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To reach this conclusion, the authors looked at two things.
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So the authors are unabashedly claiming that The Creator, i.e.
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"Some will be left behind no doubt," the authors wrote.
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Construction workers, poets, artists, authors, game designers, you name it.
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This is especially true for debut novels by unknown authors.
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We consider ourselves curators, not really authors in this case.
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The authors set out the problem in admirably clear fashion.
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In some cases, journals encourage authors to suggest reviewers' names.
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But, to the authors' surprise, this was not the case.
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They are related to the uncertainty in the authors' measurements.
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No, and they aren't meant to be, said the authors.
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The same goes for picking a partner, the authors argue.
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The authors of the A.A.P. guideline seemed on solid ground.
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Congress doesn't ever mention animal authors in the Copyright Act.
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Fact, or wishful thinking on the part of the authors?
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The following books/authors: Infinite Jest, Calvin & Hobbes, Foucault 99.
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The views expressed here are solely those of the authors.
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Major news events could change the effect, the authors noted.
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Steven and the authors and then Michael crafted this story.
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Also authors of thrillers like Michael Connelly and Nelson DeMille.
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This misconception can take a toll, the report's authors note.
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One of the authors was the royal governor, Thomas Hutchinson.
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The authors were not available to comment on their report.
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The authors are law professors with expertise on tax law.
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Obscurity, of course, is a common enough fate for authors.
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The authors are all members of the Scholars Strategy Network.
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There is something really unique and beautiful about these authors.
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As both authors say, it is certainly in deep trouble.
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First, the authors found that hedge funds dominate appraisal cases.
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The paper's authors explored other explanations for the unexpected results.
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But more potent forces motivated these subsequent authors as well.
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Pollution could be another possible explanation, the report's authors added.
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The authors of "Creating a New Racial Order" are optimistic.
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Like those authors, her work also has great moral urgency.
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The four authors said the academy's copyright claims were false.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are the authors' own.
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The authors think the results of this experiment hold promise.
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Her list of authors might remain unparalleled among editorial careers.
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Those authors are laughing all the way to the bank.
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The first thing I tell debut authors is this:Assume nothing.
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The authors are politicians representing 18 European Union member states.
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That assessment referenced 137 outside studies and had eight authors.
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"A profound and numbing pessimism" pervades campuses, the authors write.
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Authors anonymously published pamphlets expressing their displeasure about the government.
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Ms. Fortnum's illustrations drew praise from critics and authors alike.
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"Authors are sensitive beings," she observed, to titters of amusement.
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The authors also encountered more extreme reactions, such as seizures.
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The authors quantified the "survival gap" between rich and poor.
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I work with a lot of authors on book excerpts.
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"Perceptions of physical attractiveness do change," the study's authors write.
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Of course, George Orwell is one of my favorite authors.
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The authors call these mortality estimates "conservative" for various reasons.
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The authors are advisors of Advocates for Opioid Recovery, www.opioidrecovery.
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The opinions in this article are those of the authors.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary are the authors' own.
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Here are some of our favorites, read by their authors.
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Would Amazon give local authors the same level of promotion?
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She recently began publishing multicultural romance novels by other authors.
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It also omitted the name of one of the authors.
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Other authors have had book tours that resembled concert tours.
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COMPAS's authors presumably fed historical recidivism data into their system.
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The authors of this research are all high school students.
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"Kids Ask Authors": Lin's podcast airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Malware authors could also try to mimic ordinary enterprise traffic.
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The authors found that the industry has room to improve.
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And people, the study's authors also say, prefer false news.
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"We propose a change to P< 0.005," the authors write.
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What bothers me is how thin the authors stretch it.
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What do authors think about their books being in there?
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Every Tuesday a rotating group of authors has lunch here.
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It's not clear how the authors settled on 2.5 percent.
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The views expressed in this article are the authors' own.
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Nevertheless, the authors found shining examples buried in the muck.
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The health bill's authors scrambled to get back on track.
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The study's authors make the case for a combination approach.
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IVH: I live from inspiration by other artists and authors.
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But drugs fueled a fire already ablaze, the authors note.
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"Conservatism is latent among Costa Ricans," the poll's authors wrote.
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The authors believe that urine concentration better reflects prenatal exposure.
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There are some obvious limits here, as the authors acknowledge.
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The authors sat around a circular table in Gaillardet's office.
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Few authors could consistently it pull off, but Reynolds succeeds.
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The company also stages lectures and workshops featuring its authors.
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The authors' research focuses on equity in American public education.
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But I can't keep going back to the same authors.
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"Legendary Authors and the Clothes They Wore" by Terry Newman.
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The authors are scientists studying the effects of global warming.
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The authors have different takes on how to succeed, though.
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The authors write: "The ineptitude came from the very top."
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Few authors do male vulnerability as well as Richard Russo.
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Which of these men was not one of the authors?
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The authors of the study were not available for comment.
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Authors reviewed over 10,000 scientific abstracts when compiling their findings.
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He also authors the daily tip sheet Politico Morning Money.
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Its authors suggested that policymakers explore a vacant home penalty.
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Yang was one of the authors of the current paper.
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The authors were not available to comment on the study.
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Alice was sometimes criticized for not editing her authors enough.
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Epidemiologically speaking, the authors say, we're living on borrowed time.
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However, policies could change at any time, the authors warn.
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The opinions in this article belong entirely to the authors.
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The authors of the contested study stand by their work.
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I accept no novels by authors under fifteen years old.
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Good bottles tell stories as surely as authors and minstrels.
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This echoes the process a lot of authors go through.
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The newsletter has 2500 Morningstar analysts serving as rotating authors.
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Authors might wander, but they did not stray for long.
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"Things are getting worse," said one of the report's authors.
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Both authors are senior fellows at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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The authors don't know why the cases have gone up.
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From left: Authors Walter Hollerer, Sontag, and H. Magnus Enzensberger.
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What's more: the authors were working with an attenuated dataset.
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The "narratives" of their lives are literally scripted by authors.
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"Seabirds' physical cognition may have been underestimated," the authors wrote.
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The opinions in this commentary are those of the authors.
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The study's authors argued that health insurance should cover moisturizers.
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The authors acknowledge that the new study had several limitations.
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Neergaard said the authors don't know exactly how survival improved.
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Crowdsourced: Some authors cultivate an especially collaborative relationship with fans.
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LaTonya Johnson, one of four primary authors of the bill.
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The study authors say this need not be the case.
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Take the burden off yourself and employees, the authors urge.
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Still, the authors cautioned that coastal residents should be careful.
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Indeed [...] this is not a primary concern of the authors.
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The authors' proposed solutions are not out of India's reach.
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The authors are political scientists who specialize in Latin America.
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The views expressed here are solely that of the authors.
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Today, the store holds literary festivals with readings by authors.
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This is likely due to chemotherapy treatments, the authors note.
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Which childhood books and authors stick with you the most?
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FB: Did you decide from the start to include authors?
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The authors use health care reform as a case study.
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So she decided to email the authors of the textbook.
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But few authors dare to write about religion and faith.
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The authors realized these data had a basic problem, however.
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The authors argue that Trump has tried to eviscerate both.
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The study authors say that eyes typically indicate social scrutiny.
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That's essentially what the authors of the NBER paper found.
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The paper in Physical Review Letters has hundreds of authors.
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Sometimes authors will intentionally dedicate works to the public domain.
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In cases where first authors used their initials—a tactic women researchers disproportionately use to avoid gender bias—Caplar's team took extra measures to identify exceptions in publishing records that exposed authors' full names.
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As with most American history, Nat Turner's story has been told and retold by white male authors, including Styron, with fewer known works of historical research, art, or literature about him by black authors.
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If the authors of Enjoy Sex are like soft-spoken camp counselors, the authors of The Ethical Slut are akin to favorite aunts, the ones who tell great stories about free love at Woodstock.
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In a statement on Wednesday, it said that the authors overstated the number of variables Compas uses to predict future crimes — it is six, the company said, not the 137 that the authors cited.
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In the US, publisher information is generally available by searching the repertoires of American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP); The Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC); or Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI).
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However, this feature, initially introduced to help the editors, has been unfortunately misused to create peer review rings, where the suggested reviewers were accomplices of the authors, or even the authors themselves with secret accounts.
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Both the authors of the paper establishing the unexplained acceleration and the authors exploring the light sail idea are respected scientists with unblemished research histories and no hint of scientific misconduct or otherwise suspicious behavior.
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Some images related to the authors' ethnic backgrounds, some were influenced by the authors' signature writing styles or themes and some were wild cards (like the pig costumes, for instance), selected for their visual appeal.
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"It happened on a bus in New Jersey," the authors write.
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The plan's authors are splendid people, and their ideas are good.
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What they found: The authors ran simulations based on participating vs.
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If so, what authors excite your mind and imagination the most?
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The bug bombs failed for several reasons, according to the authors.
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The authors did add their findings shouldn't be taken as definitive.
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The opinions expressed in this commentary belong solely to the authors.
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But the authors do suggest replacing your sponge once a week.
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The authors defend the national security vetting apparatus developed since Sept.
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"No standards exist for processing placenta for consumption," the authors wrote.
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So do authors Ryan Holiday and Tim Ferriss, and many others.
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The authors concluded that co-testing was the best screening tool.
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Because of these risks, the authors' take-home message is simple.
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Taking acetaminophen during pregnancy, the authors say, may diminish that advantage.
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"A strategic modern biodefense also yields strong returns," conclude the authors.
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The authors give the example of women responding differently to drugs.
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Authors Erin Harding and Morgan Doane became plant friends over Instagram.
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Roy Peter Clark, unlike most of the authors above, has made
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I've recently received some terrific gift books from the authors themselves.
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The authors find that juries were particularly reluctant to convict women.
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One of the authors of the Republican disaster relief proposal, Sen.
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The authors suspect more amorphous, long-term forces are at work.
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The authors speculate that their misery flows from their crushed aspirations.
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The letters published Tuesday were all critical of the authors' conclusions.
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The authors call for the agency to step up its oversight.
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The two authors will split the £50,000 (about $63,000) prize money.
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There's some spectacular books out there, written by hugely notable authors.
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Because it provokes intense anxiety in everyone: publishers, authors, and readers.
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Or go to Smashwords, because you've heard they're better for authors?
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The insects' neck plates are similar to them, the authors said.
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But stories fully belong to their authors only during their telling.
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Instead, these Austen-inspired authors nab book deals of their own.
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The authors grafted those projections onto voting patterns in recent elections.
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It turns out even democratic socialist authors can rake in cash.
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"When it comes to climate, timing is everything," the authors write.
|
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But a resistance to female science fiction and fantasy authors remains.
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The authors noted that follow-up work should include other ethnicities.
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The authors note that there's not enough data from tropical regions.
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Social Media for Writers, Blogging for Writers, and Branding for Authors.
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Steemit is a blogging-site that allows authors to earn tokens.
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But what actually happened, the authors said, is just the opposite.
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No one (the authors here are no exception) saw this coming.
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James Patterson is one of the biggest authors in the world.
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The authors think this applies to all property, not just land.
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Note from the authors: are you building a health tech device?
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To test that proposition, the authors conducted a couple of experiments.
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Authors must pay for that themselves, if they care about accuracy.
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Pre-order it here and learn more about the authors here.
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The majority of high-profile authors are not people of color.
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Authors have explored bizarre new worlds, strange aliens, and unimaginable futures.
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But that is because the authors went looking for that result.
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In this case, the study authors moved between similarly selective journals.
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But the authors themselves also list so many potential complicating factors!
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The authors also pointed out some potential downsides to the idea.
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The study authors warned readers not to confuse association with causation.
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Photo: GettyScience fiction authors have been writing about it for decades.
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Perhaps that's what the authors have in mind for the future.
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The authors looked at the number of daughters among partners' children.
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That was not a question the authors ever intended to answer.
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Follow the authors, Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark on Twitter.
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The authors examined cores drilled through the reef in different places.
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"The role of social media is significant," the report's authors wrote.
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Some of my authors I got to know, like Julio Cortazar.
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The authors envision shareholders guiding the broad direction of company strategy.
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And one of the report's authors, Thomas Buergenthal, had survived Auschwitz.
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She welcomed the response letter's authors to contribute articles as well.
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The paper's authors claim it could even guide a medical catheter.
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And then there are the words that were invented by authors.
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The authors accept that the current level of profits is high.
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Few authors lavish attention on places and people as he does.
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Yes, but: Authors Ashley Nunes and Kristen Hernandez see it differently.
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But experts — including the study authors themselves — caution "overselling" these results.
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If they do, say the study's authors, both sides will benefit.
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Experts say this was an amateur-hour performance by WannaCry's authors.
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And Morris would know — he was one of the co-authors.
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The magnitudes of the authors' estimates are just not that high.
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But the authors doubted whether women actually enjoyed being in control.
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Bestsellers might share a genome, as the authors' program demonstrates, but
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The authors are more correct than they seem to realize; the
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The views expressed in this commentary belong solely to the authors.
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None of the six authors expected this result from their research.
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" He was, the authors say, "a man who fervently, and some
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Bales told Gizmodo she hoped the authors were examining females next.
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The authors compiled their data from the FDA's own warning website.
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It's a trend that hadn't gone unnoticed by the study authors.
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That doesn't mean adtech startups are cooked, notes the study's authors.
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But how much should study authors control the gender of experimenters?
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But mentioning timelines for policy, the authors argue, comes with costs.
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The authors, though, are concerned with communication in more normal times.
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Diversifying the pool of established SFF authors hasn't been smooth sailing.
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Its authors said they have confirmed the bogus award with ALM.
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The study's findings are concerning for obvious reasons, the authors said.
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It indicates a "perplexing escalation in disease occurrence," the authors write.
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The new law is just the start, according to its authors.
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The authors say high-risk drinking and AUD are still stigmatized.
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The findings on suicide reduction need further research, the authors said.
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The authors acknowledge that publishing isn't the primary mission of startups.
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That's the particular import of the study, according to its authors.
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Scott Wiener, along with co-authors Assemblymember Phil Ting and Sen.
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The authors did not immediately respond to requests for an interview.
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The report's authors stress that they aren't categorically against facial recognition.
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Authors of the study could not immediately be reached for comment.
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The authors warn that current progress has been far too slow.
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Dr. Irwin added that the report's authors agreed with his decision.
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The authors count two hundred thousand international agreements now in force.
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None of the videos had any victimizing comments, the authors found.
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The latest research has study authors leaning towards a black hole.
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Roxana RobinsonNew YorkThe writer is former president of the Authors Guild.
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Jefferson's "aspirations were inextricably linked to his limitations," the authors say.
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Wheeler argued that the report authors focused on worst-case scenarios.
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The little is evident in the authors' taste for autobiographical anecdotes.
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Stanley McChrystal and three co-authors, appears to have several goals.
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Inside the List Authors' websites aren't just for reviews any more.
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They are the authors of The Constitutional Foundations of Intellectual Property.
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Speakers include authors like Salman Rushdie, Yuri Herrera and Jamaica Kincaid.
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It does not do what its authors promised it would do.
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The authors put forward three possible reasons for this stubborn discrepancy.
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Johnson authors the Power Line blog and has written about Omar.
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The authors have other financial ties to several other drug companies.
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Its authors said it had taken nearly two years to complete.
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The authors note that carbohydrates include sugars, starches and dietary fiber.
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So tell me what exactly are the authors trying to prove?
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The anonymous authors of Genesis said that Adam named her, too.
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I pay more attention to black filmmakers, authors and media personalities.
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"As leaders, empathy may cloud our moral judgement," write the authors.
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Other authors used the term Hoosier in 85033, 1831 and 1832.
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Harassment isn't limited to the hard sciences either, the authors write.
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According to the authors, youths and tourists are most frequently affected.
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The tales this weekend include works by Andersen and other authors.
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Readers of those newspapers never knew the identity of the authors.
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Here are three other steps the authors of TCRS's report suggest.
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These authors share something else, besides subject matter: They are women.
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The paper authors admit that their suggestion raises some ethical concerns.
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According to the report's authors, this growth is likely to continue.
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The views expressed in this commentary are those of the authors.
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We have to see ourselves as authors of an emerging majority.
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The authors observe a clear "ripple effect" in the local market.
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He reads canonical authors and thinks: I can never do this.
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But the authors of the report say Madejski's analysis is wrong.
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"A respite from work diminishes levels of strain," the authors write.
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Iran's copyright law does not protect authors outside of Iran either.
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By 2014, women accounted for 37 percent of lead authors overall.
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If anything, the projected shortage is an underestimate, the authors say.
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Which other sci-fi directors or authors have influenced your lyrics?
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So how are clever authors getting around Amazon's new review policies?
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According to his philosophy, we've all been authors this entire time.
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And it isn't just Sass and the study's authors pushing pulses.
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Note: The authors conducted a national survey of 435 political influencers.
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However, the authors warn against getting over-enthusiastic at this stage.
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"Roughly 22% of Uber rides are tipped," the study's authors wrote.
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The authors of this disaster have never really been held responsible.
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Florida may prove especially pivotal over time, the Brookings authors believe.
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The views expressed in the commentary are those of the authors.
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Authors have a lot of leeway to explore topics in depth.
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The authors said that the findings this year are particularly significant.
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She illustrated award-winning books by other prominent authors as well.
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Black authors have accounted for less than 1 percent of finalists.
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The authors were aware that they were treading on sensitive ground.
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What might the authors have been trying to prevent from happening?
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Medical journals have said they don't routinely fact-check authors' disclosures.
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We'd like to steer clear of white male authors, if possible.
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The authors connected their findings to the debate raging over healthcare.
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The Enthusiast Reasonable people can differ about books, and about authors.
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Eugene Chung has a soft spot for authors without a pulse.
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The baby is now 6 months old, the study's authors said.
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The fact is, book authors rarely become wealthy from movie deals.
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Also, readers love to see their favorite authors on the screen.
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"Legislative control is critical in competitive authoritarian regimes," the authors write.
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He also published scores of Nobel- and Pulitzer Prize-winning authors.
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Paul Aiken (1959–2016), former executive director of the Authors Guild.
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Ruth Rendell was one of the first crime authors I read.
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The authors granted clemency to death row prisoners in their states.
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So the authors said, we will be sticking to that word.
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The authors found that studies showing few differences were rarely published.
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Most authors do seem to disclose their ties to corporate interests.
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When authors ask to withdraw their papers, they often are refused.
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But not all authors are able to make that presence visible.
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Meanwhile, the authors found that obesity rates among men had plateaued.
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Will the same be said of any of these Trump authors?
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Like many authors, Ms. Hermes was often asked for career advice.
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The "party decides" theory isn't perfect, as its own authors admit.
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And if the paper's conclusions seem surprising, its authors would agree.
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The authors served as secretaries of state in Oregon and Washington.
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So I'll confine my answer to authors who have passed on.
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We then specified exactly how the authors might address this concern.
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Few authors can do this once or twice in a career.
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Both authors emphasized the importance of the book and its publication.
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I suggest that you communicate with one of the actual authors.
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Today it has, so far, some 22011,21983 entries by 215,403 authors.
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The contents of the books offer no credentials for their authors.
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The authors said that calls to limit multiclass structures were premature.
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Still other researchers shared the authors' excitement about the novel approach.
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The authors send up untrammeled sexual longing in all its forms.
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But the authors say the findings are not all bad news.
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The authors of the infant study lean toward that last explanation.
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"Recent authors report a metastatic rate approaching 50 percent," it says.
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The authors refer to the grandmother speaking "Chinese" instead of Mandarin.
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The authors have also, significantly if silently, upped the characters' ages.
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Authors write what they know and feel and perhaps have experienced.
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You'll see that the best authors ignore these fussy, fusty rules.
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Authors, often academics, write a national version of each text. 2.
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A common mistake by fledgling authors is using jaw-breaking vocabulary.
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The authors urge scientists to do more research on this topic.
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I've heard authors say this about the books that they write.
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But the bill's authors stripped out the provision just the same.
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The authors cited facial recognition technology and high-tech forensic reconstructions.
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Ultimately, the tax could save Mexico $983 million, the authors estimate.
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The authors are co-chairs of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Its authors purposely designed the law so that it would fail.
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"Open palms are a sign of peaceful intentions," write the authors.
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Governments do not formally endorse specific findings presented by the authors.
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Some authors might not even know that this is going on.
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"The findings provide a benchmark for future studies," the authors wrote.
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Authors were cowed into silence; presses refused to print sensitive material.
|
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The authors are district attorneys in the State of New York.
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What is the goal of this campaign, according to the authors?
|
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Other authors are weaving coding concepts into the narratives of novels.
|
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But the personal stakes for both authors are clear, and urgent.
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In all, the authors found 4,660 tanning beds at 1,347 gyms.
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The study's authors say more research is needed on the issue.
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This legislation is ill informed and the authors should be embarrassed.
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Some authors are hiring independent fact checkers to review their books.
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The authors first noted that there were too few prospective studies.
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Both authors are members of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).
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"On average, the prudent strategy is less costly," the authors concluded.
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The study's two authors, who served as advisors to Arizona Sen.
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The authors are co-founders of the Committee to Unleash Prosperity.
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I've been reading books by Black authors a lot this year.
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Most of the evidence was low-quality, however, the authors note.
|
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But the authors also suspect that their forelimbs were especially muscular.
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That opinion, even the authors of the study admit, is debatable.
|
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According to the authors, only Villinger was aware of the omission.
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"In business, reliable and competent people are cherished," write the authors.
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Just that the two authors don't know who wrote the piece.
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However, the authors note more research is needed to validate this.
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Further studies are needed to confirm these results, the authors say.
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The study authors did not respond to a request for comment.
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Statewide, the authors found 25% fewer HIV diagnoses after PrEP rollout.
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Here are highlights of what the authors say is at stake.
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None of the models the authors analyzed got it badly wrong.
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Because, the authors say, the rationale behind the decision wasn't valid.
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Here are 25 notable books by authors who fled political persecution.
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And that includes reading pieces, and authors, with whom we disagree.
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The authors are 12th graders at Gann Academy in Waltham, Mass.
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Penguin, to its credit, doesn't ask authors to return their advances.
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And I just think that people like to hear authors talk.
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However, almost all of these well intentioned authors promise too much.
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There are no hidden prerequisites here; the authors spell everything out.
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For more on notable authors we lost in 2019, see here.
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For more on notable authors we lost in 2019, see here.
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To simplify things, the authors of this study tried something new.
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"This suggests a new route to successful forgetting," the authors concluded.
|
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The authors therefore recommended a cautious approach to diagnosing the condition.
|
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But self-published authors are not entirely shut out (see below).
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Emails from authors asking when the library is getting their books.
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Social science journals now often require authors to submit their data.
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If the model were that good authors might be in trouble.
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Regardless, the letter has given the Authors Guild cause for concern.
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The institution reached out to several authors to give their takes.
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When comparing Trump and Clinton, however, the authors added two algorithms.
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Chetty and his co-authors test this in an ingenious way.
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There were thousands of authors then, and there are millions today.
|
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The authors considered government regulation as a solution to the problem.
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Luckily, the authors also had access to students' financial aid records.
|
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So the authors decided to go out and get some data.
|
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Understandably, both publishers and authors are deeply unhappy about this change.
|
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The authors don't account for this, instead lumping all laws together.
|
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But progress is patchy and too slow, the report authors warn.
|
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Now, the authors have published a preprint paper with some very different results: In a new mouse experiment, the authors did not find an excess of unintended genetic mutations, as they had in their initial work.
|
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First, Ms. Marchant writes well, which is never a guarantee in this genre; you often must make a choice between authors who understand science but can't write, and authors who can write but don't understand science.
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RIVERA: Well, Saturday night, I&aposll be attending in East Hampton a benefit called Authors Night, it&aposs authors night in Amagansett, New York in the Hamptons, it&aposs in the east end of Long Island.
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" The pair also urge specification authors to avoid blanket treatment of first and third parties, suggesting: "Specification authors may want to consider first and third parties separately in their feature to protect user security and privacy.
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There is growing evidence that physician burnout may impact patient safety, the authors add, possibly by contributing to medical errors, which are responsible for up to 8173,2817 deaths in US hospitals every year, the authors add.
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"To the authors' knowledge, no studies have focused upon the impact of additive manufacturing methodologies on the structural properties of dairy products," the authors write in the study published last month in the Journal of Food Engineering.
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Indie authors who publish through platforms like Amazon or CreateSpace usually don't have the resources to publish an audiobook, which can be an expensive endeavor with production costs that self-published or first-time authors cannot afford.
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Al-Gharbi claimed that I misrepresented two of those studies (and ignored the third) to the point that I reached "the opposite" conclusion as their authors — but this is false, and the authors of those studies agree.
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Skitka and her fellow authors received strong support for their argument in a 2012 paper, "Low-Effort Thought Promotes Political Conservatism," by Scott Eidelman, a professor of psychology at the University of Arkansas, and three co-authors.
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The prize has been dominated by authors from the United States since a rule change in 2013 that allowed any one writing in English to win, rather than just authors from Britain, Ireland, Zimbabwe and Commonwealth countries.
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It also published outside official tastes, translating "decadent" authors like Charles Baudelaire.
|
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The authors aren't shy about what this might mean for Donald Trump.
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The report's authors testified before the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee Thursday.
|
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"The extremes are screaming while the center whispers," the authors told TechCrunch.
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The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the authors.
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The review is the first of its kind, according to the authors.
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Alertness is the causal factor, according to the authors of the study.
|
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In the data, the books don't have authors, many prices are missing
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Some installments include criminal experts, authors or people related to the case.
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First, there's single blinding, meaning reviewers know the names of the authors.
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Jackson's four co-authors did not respond to Quanta's requests for comments.
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" At the very least, the authors say, "we need an insurance policy.
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In these authors' telling, Trump isn't a rejection of conservative movement ideals.
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That's the entire premise of the publication these authors are contributing to.
|
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Not content to stop there, the authors then turned to the internet.
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These fictional memories aren't inherently a bad thing, the authors point out.
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But there's reason to be skeptical of some of the authors' claims.
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The authors are fourth-year medical students at Emory University in Atlanta.
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So it's a complete blind spots for authors and the publishing industry.
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Further, he believes that indie authors will return to big-name publishers.
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One of its authors was Alex Stamos, head of Facebook's security team.
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That let the authors measure the effects of the tax deduction change.
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In this study the authors found cavefish to have [functional] DNA repair.
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The authors present their system of income-based preferences as a counterfactual.
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Each NFL home game costs $86,13 in extra crime, the authors estimate.
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The policy authors say those details will be filled in upon passage.
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The authors called for better reporting of medical error on death certificates.
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Such rewards provide an incentive for authors to keep updating their content.
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Even so both authors retweeted articles repeating the press release's false claim.
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As the study's authors noted, its findings are backed by other research.
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The two winners were narrowed down from a shortlist of six authors.
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It is not all Mark Zuckerbergs at the top, the authors posit.
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In addition, 90% discussed using a gun safe, the study authors found.
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After you read the excerpt, check out our podcast with the authors.
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The same data shows ransomware authors getting smarter about avoiding antivirus software.
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Its authors will not say where; that is up to the government.
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Instead of just spouting their opinions, these authors bring us real data:
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Medium plans to start letting more and more authors publish paywalled articles.
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It was delayed twice, with the authors told to revise their findings.
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In their second study, the authors tried to tease out an answer.
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The authors also assume that any traffic shortfall persists throughout its life.
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The woman's case was rare and "extremely unusual," the report authors wrote.
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"I can tell you what all authors like," he said in 2008.
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Meanwhile, the authors found that journalists are increasingly targeted by state actors.
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And beer consumption rises as countries become more globalised, the authors found.
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It's a pity that the authors predicted that only after the fact.
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The authors are affiliated with the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University.
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The authors argue that this statistical association reflects an underlying causal relationship.
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This power, the authors say, prevents markets themselves from being truly free.
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The Economist's Open Future initiative questioned the authors in a short interview.
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He was one of the lead authors of the infamous Starr Report.
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Hodgson said he's one of around a dozen remaining strategy guide authors.
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Though travel writers — much like strategy guide authors — have been made obsolete.
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The study authors embarked on a journey to explore how hiding vs.
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In fact, Cocky-gate has encouraged other authors to try this tactics.
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In the message, the letter's authors allege they've been mistreated in detention.
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For independent authors and booksellers, this ranking is hugely important for visibility.
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Previous analyses, including one from the same authors, have found similar things.
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Furthermore, the study's authors acknowledge the benefit online anonymity offers young people.
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In fact the supposed youthquake was barely a tremor, say the authors.
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The authors attribute this hysteria to the aftermath of the Protestant Reformation.
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The Nebulas are a sort of industry award, determined by professional authors.
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The study's authors say more thought needs to be put into prevention.
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"Voters no longer take the EU for granted," observe the ECFR authors.
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I've chosen the seven authors who made the biggest impression on me.
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The authors aren't sure why they instead found the pattern they found.
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Many authors attempt comedy in science fiction, but few pull it off.
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In this instance, though, the authors study how mortgage firms pick borrowers.
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Now, all three of the Grievance Study authors identify as political liberals.
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Then, too, the authors may have underestimated the corrosive effect of inequality.
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The authors call out another issue: What are we even calling sex?
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But, the authors point out, there's a serious problem with that approach.
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"It has already proved useful in our own research," the authors write.
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This really matters, because most economic research is done with co-authors.
|
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The paper's authors dismiss some frequently cited explanations for the mobility gap.
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The authors report positive experiences with cannabis-infused oil, used during sex.
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Go deeper: Read the authors' full study, with more analysis on Peru.
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The authors suggest that customers receive this signal and reward firms accordingly.
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But the authors aren't doing this just to help us understand oxytocin.
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Here are six common English words that were first invented by authors.
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As the authors of the study themselves admit, more observations are needed.
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"Workplace safety goes hand in hand with workplace equity," its authors write.
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All of the original authors of the creepypastas were credited and paid.
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The study authors say that's no excuse—students need to be informed.
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The authors said they used advanced brain-imaging techniques on both groups.
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Others believe that evidence to support the authors' claims is generally lacking.
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Beyond Reddit, women are the primary authors of erotica blogs like DarkGracie.
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But once the authors identify a split on the ethics of breeding
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"capitalistic system"—one of several weaselly ways the authors decline to say
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Surely the tech utopians the authors are criticizing haven't done anything so
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The other 103 authors reported no conflicts of interest related to Alkermes.
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Many female authors—Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters among them—rose
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Authors can't indulge family trees or maps; they must purify their storytelling.
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Some of the "material authors" of the apparent attack have been detained.
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Protecting these species from extinction matters for several reasons, the authors wrote.
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Such a situation would be "catastrophic," the authors of the study warn.
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The study's authors also analyzed the costs of labor, salaries and administration.
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That provides more incentive to keep studying magnetic reconnection, the authors write.
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The authors are paid advisers of Advocates for Opioid Recovery, at www.opioidrecovery.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is one of the proposal's co-authors.
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That's what these books are explicitly about—their authors' innocence and incorruptibility.
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There aren't many best-selling authors out there who still write novellas.
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The study authors say these findings are still preliminary, according to Reuters.
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The study's authors didn't speculate about why these communities were so controversial.
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He got to meet famous authors and moderate panels at book events.
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This year's finalist list also shines a spotlight on exceptional, diverse authors.
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The authors then tracked funding rounds for startups that launched at Disrupt.
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Authors also have a choice around who can comment on their posts.
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He also authors the daily tip sheet Politico Morning Money [politico.com/morningmoney].
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But the authors then examined how overconfidence affected respondents' ideas about vaccination.
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As a Maine librarian, these reviews were essential in finding local authors.
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The authors aren't just trying to give us no-consequence cheat days.
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Instead of a period, authors use the semicolon to continue a sentence.
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The producers had to share the authors' interest in a multicultural future.
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That was true even after taking obesity into account, the authors say.
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"We could not perform meta-analysis because of heterogeneity," the authors wrote.
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Even so, there are already more than 100 authors on the platform.
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"These small (cancers) would never have caused a problem," the authors write.
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The authors also note a study on disease among high-prejudice counties.
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Some BUSBY researchers have worked for nation-states, the report authors write.
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Social media influencers and sugar-bomb self-help authors are not mentors.
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To overcome this, the authors say, requires simultaneous changes at multiple levels.
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The authors found that resveratrol acts in a surprising and indirect way.
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But in embracing the immutability of human nature, both authors follow Franzen
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Should authors implicated by the #MeToo movement be removed from the syllabus?
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Garden shows the persistent fight for honest memory, the authors harbor no
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Female authors may be less likely to submit to high-profile journals.
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I hope publishers — and authors — understand the value of hiring a pro.
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At press time, the study's authors had not returned requests for comment.
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The authors called these the "Majority Salient" and "Decline Salient" groups, respectively.
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Even New York Times bestselling authors with books out in Fall 2016
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Health insurance often doesn't cover these costs fully, the authors point out.
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"We are encouraged by a recent surge of concern," the authors write.
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But the new study does not include a historian among its authors.
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It's been a delight discovering what good talk show guests authors make.
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Jane Nelson (R), one of the legislation's authors, said in a statement.
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Four authors signed books at a lunch for God's Love We Deliver.
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Occasionally, excerpts from interviews and articles from other authors are reprinted, too.
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Its business claims 9.6 million pieces of work from 6.4 million authors.
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That's what his brother and the other authors of the amendment envisioned.
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"There is no significant relationship between SRI and performance," the authors wrote.
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The study is limited due to its small size, the authors note.
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The authors explained that debt above this threshold costs real economic growth.
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The report's authors said clinician burnout is a systematic, not individual, issue.
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Now, the Senate authors of the legislation say it is effectively dead.
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Michael Schoeppner and Frank von Hippel of Princeton University were co-authors.
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Most of the fatalities, the authors said, were caused by cerebral malaria.
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"Extreme heat events have become an important public concern," the authors wrote.
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They work with all major book publishers and thousands of indie authors.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS "Scholastic Summer Reading Road Trip," festival featuring authors and activities.
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Both authors interviewed colleagues, friends and the few relatives who survived Helen.
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"Bottom line -- the UNAIDS Secretariat has a problem," the report's authors wrote.
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But the study authors suspect its diet might also have included meat.
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Different state policies might contribute to this variability, the CDC authors believe.
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"Data on the impact of these policies are scarce," the authors concluded.
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Authors of a new analysis call most countries' climate plans 'totally insufficient.
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Controls for travel distance and demographics were also made, the authors said.
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Interested authors will need to submit their offerings by October 20, 2019.
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"More associate's degree holders are getting good jobs," the report's authors write.
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Letters Is it wrongful "cultural appropriation" when authors invent characters unlike themselves?
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The authors of this paper estimated how much we might consider spending.
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And despite the conviction of the report's authors, other experts were skeptical.
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" Instead, the authors argued it was "the best buy for public health.
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Well, one of my goals is to give the genuine authors credit.
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Awareness around menstrual cups as an option is low, the authors found.
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"In business, reliable and competent people are cherished," according to the authors.
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"The Greens focus exclusively on spreading the Good News," the authors explain.
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Instead, he wrote for readers, and few American authors ever had more.
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"I don't know anyone that likes being networked to," the authors write.
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The authors of the commission's report described it as state-sponsored doping.
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The authors of the report didn't respond to a request for comment.
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Even the authors note they took a few leaps in their conclusions.
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The backlash was swift and one of the authors received death threats.
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His findings, with co-authors, is published in peer-reviewed journal Zootaxa.
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Respondents' personal beliefs tended to influence their storage decisions, the authors found.
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Women are also more likely to relapse than men, the authors say.
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A lower court dismissed the litigation in 2013, prompting the authors' appeal.
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The authors surmised that male turkey bones were probably favored for tools.
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He and his co-authors found that overall, the field is underpowered.
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Publishing unfinished books often requires an attempt to read the authors' minds.
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The authors address a bunch of these blockages in their solutions section.
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But the authors also found age and gender disparities among those infected.
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I'm lucky enough to have several very good friends who are authors.
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Dead authors are resurrected through this process, perhaps put alongside living ones.
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Preventing pediatric pedestrian injury should be a priority, the study authors write.
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The views expressed in these commentaries are solely those of the authors.
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They are co-authors of Digital identification: A key to inclusive growth.
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And in some cases, their authors are there to witness the scene.
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The same dilemma confronts liberal Protestants and many Jews, the authors noted.
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"The government checkmated the tribunal's majority in three moves," the authors wrote.
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Sadly, neither of these authors discusses how to deal with this paradox.
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Author-illustrator Grace Lin launched her podcast "Kids Ask Authors" this week.
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Both authors are national security experts who served under President Barack Obama.
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Unpublished authors think they're going to write the next Great American Novel.
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And so Spikins and her co-authors' hypothesis is far from ironclad.
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Monster and paranormal erotica are huge markets, especially for self-published authors.
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"We were wearing self-imposed handcuffs," one agonized aide tells the authors.
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That could encourage further investment in renewable energy, according to the authors.
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Five of the six authors and all of the translators are female.
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The writers are anglers and authors who have fished extensively throughout Alaska.
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Still, most will be unable to afford assisted living, the authors found.
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I never expected to see my work up alongside those amazing authors.
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Some authors have asked to have their work included, Mr. Kahle said.
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Some authors have asked to have their work included, Mr. Kahle said.
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But the authors take a different view of the most plausible solutions.
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For every 26 individuals insured, the authors found, one life was saved.
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Other advisers have told their stories to authors, as Mr. Bannon did.
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"Each of us finds our place in the world," the authors write.
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The group, about 15 in size, occasionally invites authors it is reading.
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Of its romance titles, nearly 20 percent were written by nonwhite authors.
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The authors acknowledge that the study, published in Heart, has several weaknesses.
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The authors are lawyers who have publicly accused Mr. Kozinski of misconduct.
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I reached out to the authors of the 2006 paper to clarify.
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The authors emphasized they did not find that these viruses cause Alzheimer's.
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The words, all by African-American authors, get a physicality to them.
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But authors have little control over any aspect of the moviemaking process.
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If it's only living authors, I'll take: George R. R. Martin, J .
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The authors don't address whether other vape devices have similar magnetic components.
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Even many of Obamacare's authors had to be talked into the mandate.
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Most authors would offer us at least the salvation of, say, love.
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In a new statement, the Authors Guild expressed support for the lawsuit.
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"From then on I was interested in authors and books," she said.
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Sometimes in a Gothic novel authors lose courage and prettify the end.
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Mr. Trump reacted to both books with numerous tweets targeting the authors.
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How do authors get on The New York Times best-seller lists?
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Our nonfiction lists feature books from authors across ideological and political spectrums.
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He took on rappers and technology; I took on authors and art.
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But the authors came to the same conclusions after reanalyzing their data.
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As authors, my girls find the absurd in both sorrow and joy.
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She praised a host of authors, from Frank McCourt to William Faulkner.
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The authors are former prime ministers of Australia, New Zealand and Sweden.
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The authors argue it is immigration policy, and who can dispute that?
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Both authors held high positions at the State Department in previous administrations.
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The authors of "Rage Baking" started a different conversation than they intended.
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But the powerful media presence of all three authors has certainly helped.
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From those creations and those authors we each bring something of ourselves.
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Read the authors or watch the talking heads with whom you disagree.
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When they do, authors are afforded no meaningful opportunity to challenge them.
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It's important to note that the study's three authors aren't political animals.
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The authors had no information about the quantities of peppers people ate.
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Many reported feeling "mentally foggy" or "slowed" for months, the authors said.
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Some of the authors she worked with shared their memories of her.
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According to the authors, why was the moment in August 133 significant?
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Use both the authors' text and the image to explain the connection.
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Waller was among Bullard's co-authors of the paper introducing that view.
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We're doctors, lawyers, engineers, executives, actors, musicians, artists, humanitarians, authors, poets, ministers.
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The pressure for authors to promote their work is greater than ever.
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Will digital personality constructs of dead authors ever be a viable product?
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That's the question the authors of this article somehow never actually answer.
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Citibank chief economist Catherine Mann, one of the paper's authors, went further.
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The authors cautioned that body mass index is not a perfect yardstick.
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The authors did not respond to a request for comment by deadline.
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Designed well, the authors reckon, it could reduce inequality while raising productivity.
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But the report's authors said the data do not support that theory.
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Large-scale turtle breeding has expanded rapidly in China, the authors noted.
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