The touch-based experiments were far less conclusive, with some differences between schizophrenic/non-schizophrenic subjects observed, but not enough to say anything conclusive.
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There's probably not enough there to be conclusive, but... yikes!
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The studies aren't conclusive, though, and more research is needed.
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There is simply no conclusive evidence to support this claim.
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An ISDA spokeswoman said Friday's meeting may not be conclusive.
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There has been scant conclusive evidence of the Odderon's existence.
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Studies on how media use affects kids' sleep aren't conclusive.
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Ultimately, though, there's no conclusive answer to this dilemma yet.
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However, the findings shouldn't be considered conclusive, the team warned.
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Conclusive answers will have to wait a few decades longer.
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"One hopes it is complete, conclusive, and secured," he tweeted.
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And studies of these medical interventions are far from conclusive.
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I will be truly excited once we have conclusive evidence.
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A single case study is far from conclusive evidence, however.
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There is no conclusive evidence that early reporting suppresses turnout.
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"This is a theory" rather than conclusive evidence, he explained.
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But there's little conclusive scientific evidence to back this up.
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Humphrey was not trying to make grand or conclusive statements.
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They might think it requires conclusive evidence of criminal activity.
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The original measurement was 3.5 -- very interesting, but not conclusive.
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Even letters in the museum's archive offer no conclusive resolution.
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There have been no conclusive findings, as Trump says here.
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There was never conclusive evidence one way or the other.
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But as the newspaper noted, the evidence is not conclusive.
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It was a significant, if not conclusive, turn for Mr. Bush.
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When it comes to PTSD, there was too little conclusive data.
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Whether or not this data is conclusive remains to be seen.
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However, there's no conclusive evidence of the same link in humans.
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"The ideological benefits are not much more conclusive, unfortunately," adds Kennedy.
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We want answers, even when conclusive information is not yet available.
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Megyn Kelly's conclusive separation from NBC News, which was finally — FINALLY!
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However, a conclusive cause for the crash has not been determined.
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First, flatly deny everything, regardless of how conclusive the evidence looks.
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This process can take six-eight weeks to yield conclusive findings.
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For Sonic fans, this is big, big news, and relatively conclusive.
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Neither group has presented conclusive evidence to back up their claim.
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I think I'm addressing the issue in a pretty conclusive way.
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There's not even conclusive proof that many suspected murders took place.
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Most photos that I take, I'm struggling to find conclusive differences.
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But the authorities did not find any conclusive evidence against him.
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This is not a conclusive exhibition, but experiments are not conclusions.
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The intelligence wasn't conclusive, according to those briefed on the matter.
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They should not have done so in such a conclusive way.
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While not conclusive, the finding deepened suspicion that the pilot, Capt.
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Watch: A Conclusive List of the Top Five Scariest Horror Comics
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But many consumers don't understand that their results are not conclusive.
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All of this is persuasive, but not conclusive, proof of obstruction.
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But even this review of the best available evidence isn't conclusive.
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The sample was extremely small, and the evidence far from conclusive.
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That judge found our testimony not conclusive enough for a conviction.
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But the new research raises doubts about whether that's conclusive enough.
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In addition, conclusive evidence about how this outbreak started is lacking.
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The data are not conclusive, and the underlying mechanisms remain unclear.
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Two of the network's sources, however, said the evidence wasn't conclusive.
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To be sure, the January numbers aren't conclusive on inflation trends.
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But Bejon pointed out that the results are far from conclusive.
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The report also cited conclusive proof that the devices are safer than traditional smoking products and may help smokers quit, citing conclusive proof that switching can reduce smokers' exposure to deadly tar, dangerous chemicals and other carcinogens.
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Reasons for concern have popped up elsewhere — though, again, nothing conclusive yet.
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An expert we spoke with said these findings are far from conclusive.
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But there is no conclusive evidence that that happened, the spokeswoman added.
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More conclusive is the movement's experience in the northern city of Parma.
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The evidence that Russia intervened in the US election is pretty conclusive.
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That could determine just how conclusive the Mueller report's release will feel.
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"In my mind, it's quite conclusive about who did it," he said.
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Now, none of this is conclusive when it comes to Trump's faith.
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He said he wanted to get conclusive findings as quickly as possible.
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The skeletons, alas, do not provide a conclusive answer, the scientists acknowledged.
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There's also no conclusive evidence that the chemotherapy caused the bad reaction.
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And there's some not-yet-conclusive evidence that epigenetic information is inheritable.
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There may never be conclusive evidence that Russia's leader ordered the attack.
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But right now there's simply no conclusive evidence that it is true.
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This study, meanwhile, is still ongoing, so the results are not conclusive.
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It doesn't feel so awfully conclusive to put out something like this.
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But conclusive answers will only do so much for the grieving families.
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He really seemed to accept the outcome well before it was conclusive.
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The surveillance videos made a stronger case, but not a conclusive one.
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Mueller was more conclusive when it came to the question of collusion.
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"The negotiation last night was conclusive," Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit told Reuters.
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Blair: The realistic path is where you don't get a conclusive result.
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So Brad could be right; but the evidence is far from conclusive.
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The results of this experiment are in, and they are totally conclusive.
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Others have argued there's no conclusive evidence supporting this use of flavors.
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At this point, the evidence that Russia is responsible is pretty conclusive.
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Reasons for concern have popped up elsewhere — though, again, nothing conclusive yet.
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No conclusive alternative explanation for including the question has emerged in lawsuits.
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Because I don't think the penalty decision was conclusive enough to overturn.
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CNET only tested a single device, making its result far from conclusive.
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The evidence against him lacked depth, but investigators considered its breadth conclusive.
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Sanders is quick to point out that the study was hardly conclusive.
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On the question of obstruction, Mueller, according to Barr, was less conclusive.
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Two of these sources, however, cautioned that the evidence is not conclusive.
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Yet economic theory is conclusive: unlike tariffs, border-adjustment should not affect trade.
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If so, the latest FAO report is conclusive proof of its utter failure.
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But, he added, if any occurred, conclusive evidence could take decades to surface.
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Hernandez, 23, had gone to the doctor multiple times with no conclusive results.
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Separate U.S. intelligence officials said they do not consider the available evidence conclusive.
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The release of the tax returns would provide conclusive answers, the group said.
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Some officials involved in the case believe the evidence evidence is not conclusive.
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So it seems conclusive that this is indeed the final goodbye for Hello.
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Why will what happens in New Hampshire not be conclusive for either candidate?
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Many solutions have been posited to answer this apparent paradox, but nothing conclusive.
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It was the scientific equivalent of a heavyweight title fight, but less conclusive.
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The evidence against Mr Gulen is mounting, but it remains far from conclusive.
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Our findings are not conclusive, but they suggest there are reasons to worry.
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Trump must have some pretty conclusive evidence to make such a charge, right?
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So she's naturally resistant to saying anything too conclusive, of reaching too far.
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Local police initially resisted releasing the video, saying it would not be conclusive.
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According to Dr. Chase, we don't have too many conclusive answers right now.
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The link to the planetary waves is not conclusive, though, the study notes.
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I think that the sound that comes out is very conclusive of that.
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My guess is that the conclusions you make from that are not conclusive.
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The evidence on that, too, is mounting, but not yet conclusive, he said.
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Its current guidelines find "no conclusive evidence" to recommend a specific carbohydrate limit.
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Kaspersky has said that evidence is not conclusive but makes a strong connection.
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I had an ominous feeling, but we had nothing conclusive to act on.
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So most of this research is on dogs, and it's not very conclusive.
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Two of these sources, however, cautioned that the evidence is not conclusive. 4.
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But there isn't nearly enough information to say anything conclusive about the practice.
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Although the hypothesis was met with widespread scorn, experimental evidence gradually became conclusive.
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Negotiations with Jaysh al-Islam began in March but were not fully conclusive.
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At the same time, Malin added, it's too early to say anything conclusive.
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While the site has been excavated and documented, the findings are not conclusive.
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Conclusive proof of the damage caused by Zika may take months or years.
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The special counsel's investigation was long, thorough and conclusive: There was no collusion.
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It is important to know, however, that these results are far from conclusive.
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Narratologists will try a different tack, asking how conclusive the trilogy really was.
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There is some evidence to back up that contention but, it's hardly conclusive.
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Mueller found no conclusive evidence of coordination between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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This is who he is and what he does; the history is conclusive.
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Faith is the belief in something for which there is no conclusive evidence.
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The evidence is conclusive that medical aid in dying is good public policy.
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"We are going to have conclusive talks in the coming weeks," Karusisi said.
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Some would be conclusive, like the use of date rape drugs or violence.
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And unusually for a sequel, this installment has the courage to feel conclusive.
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She described the objects as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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Additionally, the electors will separately require from Donald Trump conclusive evidence that he and his staff and advisers did not accept Russian interference, or otherwise collaborate during the campaign, and conclusive disavowal and repudiation of such collaboration and interference going forward.
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" As for the "descriptive or conclusive" part, they tagged the song, "#Fuck The Tories.
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Because it's a finale, we don't get conclusive answers about Nick and Jess's future.
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That initial connection is not conclusive on its own, but quickly combines with others.
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There's very little conclusive evidence out there, but there are a few different theories.
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Was there a version of that story that ended in a more conclusive place?
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This is hardly conclusive—slashing sample sizes inevitably reduces the power of a test.
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However, the researcher behind this idea, Brooke Miller, doesn't think the evidence is conclusive.
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That means the review has lots of hints of some benefits, but nothing conclusive.
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There's much less conclusive data on the effects of graphic depictions of fictional suicide.
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However, their results are definitely not conclusive, with other researchers heavily disputing those findings.
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Verdict: It's complicated because the studies are not conclusive one way or the other.
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Sadly, there is none, but at least I know I have a conclusive answer.
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While the results are not entirely conclusive, they seem to absolve the boutique hotel.
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Improvements in the way we gather this data could lead to more conclusive results.
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These represent the most preliminary types of research and cannot be considered conclusive evidence.
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"As a curator, I don't believe in presenting exhibits that are conclusive," he said.
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The finding, appearing in The Journal of Neurotrauma, is not conclusive, the authors wrote.
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"The negotiation last night was conclusive," Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit told Reuters on Monday.
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According to conclusive research, prosperity and police are to thank for it — not prisons.
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A trial with no evidence, or at least no conclusive evidence, yields no discoveries.
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But the court deferred conclusive action in what appeared to be a compromise decision.
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The various Leshi statements were expected as the company had promised more conclusive announcements.
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But experts cautioned that more evidence from other locations was needed to be conclusive.
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There is some evidence that cold water exposure builds immunity, but it's not conclusive.
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No conclusive proof has been provided and no criminal charges have yet been filed.
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And yet, there is little conclusive proof of who is behind the false narratives.
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The reports' authors acknowledge that the study they're releasing today is far from conclusive.
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Juan Rivera barely overcame his false confession even with conclusive DNA evidence of innocence.
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Why is it so hard to get conclusive research when it comes to nutrition?
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It's the first conclusive evidence for large organic molecules on the surface of Mars.
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But the evidence of state sponsorship is not conclusive, security and political analysts said.
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For more conclusive results, researchers will need to perform larger studies with control groups.
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But seriously, it just takes a little bit of time to make conclusive statements.
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The data aren't conclusive, and some studies of vitamin D haven't shown a benefit.
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DiNardo has said Vigano's accusations "deserve answers that are conclusive and based on evidence".
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Experts say some programs failed, some worked and others did not produce conclusive results.
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Indeed, there is no conclusive evidence that excess dietary sugar per se causes diabetes.
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The number of adverse events appears relatively small, and the findings are not conclusive.
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That sort of "pattern analysis" is common in cyberinvestigations, though it is not conclusive.
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No conclusive evidence shows that the problems Pierson reported are linked to the crashes.
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And there was, back then, no conclusive proof that humans were warming the Earth.
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The data provided conclusive proof that lifestyle modifications, albeit intensive ones, can decrease plaque.
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The Season 7 finale will be very conclusive, says Scott M. Gimple, the showrunner.
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While there are promising outcomes from some marijuana studies, conclusive evidence has been elusive.
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Three of the former employees assert the study had too little data to be conclusive.
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The evidence is not conclusive but Bridge's own analysis suggests that it improves pupils' results.
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There is no guarantee that the debate will become wiser, more conclusive or more civil.
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A commission set up by Francis in 2016 did not result in any conclusive recommendations.
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As for the health effects of diary-based trans fat, the science isn't conclusive yet.
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"If you ask me I think it's too early to say anything conclusive," he said.
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Will the real conclusive study on the health effects of sedentary behavior PLEASE stand up???
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"Nothing conclusive with the tests, which is good," coach Lindy Ruff told the team's website.
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These circumstances, while not necessarily conclusive, at least raise a legitimate question to be considered.
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The rise of these parties has been studied extensively — and the evidence is quite conclusive.
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" Without missing a beat, Lewandowski said: "I don't know if that qualifies as conclusive evidence.
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Their results revealed some indirect evidence of the nanobubbles damaging the polymer, but nothing conclusive.
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The evidence is so compelling, in fact, that many leading researchers now believe it's conclusive.
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That's conclusive proof that the defendant had knowledge of the falsity of the publication, right?
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There have been few conclusive studies on how the color yellow alone affects people biologically.
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Now, a group of geophysicists have published the most conclusive evidence that it was neither.
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Their results were conclusive: Microdrops worked as well as larger drops to lower eye pressure.
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Potential contaminants were analyzed and accounted for, so the results are the most conclusive yet.
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Under Conservative Party rules, the conclusive vote to replace him will be between two candidates.
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So far, there's been no conclusive evidence to suggest the chemicals pose risks to humans.
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It was heralded as conclusive proof that this team was locked into an unavoidable decline.
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I interpret this as suggestive but not conclusive evidence that wealth improves one's mental health.
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A qualified claim means there is evidence supporting the claim, but it is not conclusive.
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It was too soon for a conclusive test on her at the moment, he added.
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And sanctions worked in the early 2000s, until we rescinded them without a conclusive deal.
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These investigations are observational, not double-blinded clinical trials, so they are not completely conclusive.
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A conclusive breach below that level would open the door to further losses, they said.
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Since it relies on self-reporting, polling is a less conclusive but still integral tool.
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But public polling is less conclusive and suggests voters generally support the inquiry now underway.
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And finally, there isn't conclusive evidence that these individuals were, indeed, all with one another.
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Such speculation, especially when it is not conclusive, has created new challenges for law enforcement.
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From the release:Through that investigation, we found no conclusive evidence that any customer information was taken.
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That said, this is a surprisingly complex issue, and there's not much conclusive research out there.
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The FBI also hasn't found conclusive evidence to show that it was done to help Trump.
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But there has been no clear sign of a conclusive breakthrough on the most contentious issues.
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Some experts say that these findings are not conclusive enough to say, talcum powder causes cancer.
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So the science isn't conclusive enough for many gynecologists to recommend organic tampons over traditional ones.
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"We have finally seen more conclusive signs of the USD starting to materially weaken," said Sneddon.
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Despite Juno's claim, there's no conclusive evidence that the chemotherapy was responsible for the cerebral edemas.
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The evidence is conclusive: We wouldn't want clothes to distract from this phone case, would we?
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Nothing conclusive, but they want him to go on antibiotics just in case of an infection.
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Peer-reviewed work isn't necessarily correct or conclusive, but it does meet the standards of science.
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In 2014, the company experienced a possible data breach whose investigation did not reveal conclusive information.
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He tells Broadly that the research surrounding SSRIs and pregnancy is useful, but not necessarily conclusive.
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ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack but provided no conclusive evidence it had directed Abedi.
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Rotterdam provides much more conclusive evidence of another trend that will shape the world economy: automation.
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On Wednesday it will say its latest review found "no conclusive evidence for a carcinogenic effect".
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Again, the official stance has been that no conclusive evidence ties medical problems to wartime practices.
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By far the most conclusive piece of evidence I'd found suggesting this was a real business.
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The report did say that Mueller did not reach a conclusive determination in regard to obstruction.
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Access to education is currently the most conclusive factor explaining disparities in intelligence, according to Ritchie.
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The report noted that Mueller could not reach a conclusive determination on whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Trump himself has been absolutely conclusive that he did not have any foreknowledge of the meeting.
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There's no conclusive evidence that dietary supplements prevent chronic disease in the average American, Manson said.
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Experts say that the reports are not conclusive, but are credible and should be taken seriously.
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And none of the results we got here should be considered scientific or at all conclusive.
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Like Khloe Kardashian's paternity, this is one question the Internet doesn't have a conclusive answer on.
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Competing theories have surfaced as to what led to the plane's disappearance, though none are conclusive.
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Studies so far have been limited and short term, and are not conclusive on either front.
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Conclusive evidence: E-cigarette use increases airborne concentrations of particulate matter and nicotine in indoor environments.
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The scholars who conducted both studies said that neither constituted conclusive evidence of a Kremlin campaign.
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The officials said they do not have conclusive forensic analysis that shows Iran was to blame.
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And the overall evidence—outliers aside—still doesn't point to any conclusive health risks from cellphones.
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"To date we haven't seen conclusive evidence that shows dropouts have a competitive edge," Dobroski said.
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Even supporters of the White House position say the information recovered thus far is not conclusive.
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The new email does not provide any conclusive evidence about why Trump Jr. accepted the meeting.
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But, even after multiple exhaustive investigations, there is no conclusive proof of who was at fault.
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However, there remains no conclusive evidence that any of this actually did happen at the meeting.
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Spot reviews, because they often rely on conclusive evidence, do not succeed at high percentages (which is why they are the bane of Football Twitter's existence), but it appeared to be pretty conclusive that the ball was farther down the field than the refs had spotted it.
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He cast doubt on the validity of the tape, which proved less conclusive than prosecutors had suggested.
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But it's tricky to say how one could completely eliminate selection bias to perform a conclusive test.
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J&J said subsequent larger, more comprehensive studies found no conclusive link between the product and cancer.
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I do not consider this experience conclusive, but I will admit that the differences were not subtle.
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But there's no conclusive evidence proving that sex robots could help people avoid acting on those thoughts.
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There's no conclusive evidence that dietary supplements prevent chronic disease in the average American, Dr. Manson said.
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To be certain about what Matheronodon actually ate, paleontologists will need more conclusive evidence: fossilized dinosaur poop.
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But whatever their om, the PRRI research is conclusive: Spiritual people are more satisfied with their lives.
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Often artful and conclusive, they'd provide a sense of culture and closure that a TV episode doesn't.
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There are some doubts within the administration about how conclusive the deal may be, NBC News reported.
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I mean, if we really want to get conclusive answers, why wouldn&apost they give that information?
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But up until now, scientists hadn't been able to find conclusive evidence that stratospheres on exoplanets exist.
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The Red Sox's record this year, beyond their most recent series against the Yankees, is less conclusive.
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Land records are gradually being updated and digitized as India moves toward a conclusive land titling system.
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And in the absence of any conclusive evidence, we believe such speculations to be unwarranted and irresponsible.
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The science is conclusive: in the U.S. public land management must be part of our climate solution.
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"This is an important case and the evidence is extensive and conclusive," said Bulelani Mzamo, Ejimkonye's attorney.
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Notably, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation said it found "no conclusive evidence" of a bomb blast.
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But Dr. Saphier is quick to add, although the ultrasound gives cause for concern, it's not conclusive.
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No conclusive reasons can be found to exclude one or the other way of life as possible.
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Still, there's no conclusive evidence of a correlation between teens committing violent acts and playing violent games.
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However, the authors note the findings are not conclusive because the analysis is based on ecological studies.
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The report also noted that Mueller did not reach a conclusive determination on whether Trump obstructed justice.
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"We have conclusive proof," said Rocky Anderson, Mitchell's attorney and the former mayor of Salt Lake City.
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The report noted that Mueller did not come to a conclusive determination on whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Nothing has become more conclusive in the 44 years since the Heimlich Maneuver saved its first life.
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However, the Investigatory Chamber of the FIFA Ethics Committee has not established conclusive evidence in this regard.
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Even the researcher who first published evidence that crustaceans feel pain has said the evidence isn't conclusive.
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This is the most conclusive response Netflix has offered to the ongoing criticism surrounding the suicide scene.
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They also found no conclusive evidence of financial connections between Mr. Trump's associates and Russian financial institutions.
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Since then, conclusive evidence has been released that shows cities must enact measures immediately to protect people.
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That was conclusive proof, in his eyes, that he was more than just his defensive, reactive stereotype.
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Opponents of Mr. Trump do not yet have any conclusive proof that he colluded with the Russians.
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In a narrower sense, the Mueller report laid out demonstrably impeachable offenses — but it was less conclusive.
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Investigators hoped the secrets in the files that Moscow turned over would provide conclusive evidence of cheating.
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What you are witnessing is the conclusive collapse of a marriage's fragile and necessary structure of illusions.
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Despite a pervasive belief that it's because of technology, there's no conclusive evidence to suggest causation yet.
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Research hadn't found any conclusive evidence that people who won large sums of money were happier afterward.
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It would be an exaggeration to say our tasting offered conclusive proof of the influence of terroir.
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Researchers have yet to find conclusive evidence linking mobile phone use to cancer or other health problems.
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These results are conclusive with attachment studies involving dogs and children with their guardians, the findings show.
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But while the animal literature is rich, the literature in humans is promising — though far from conclusive.
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The audio is not that conclusive, but nor is it as clear as Mr. Cohen's representatives claim.
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They said they did not have enough medical data from the defectors to produce any conclusive findings.
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The country is among the poorest in Europe, and Sunday's election has not delivered a conclusive result.
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Dr. Melosh said a conclusive answer will likely come from the moon, but not for a while.
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The family believes the rash was caused by a chemical in the explosion, but nothing was conclusive.
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Mr. Cohen's testimony did not provide conclusive proof that incriminates the president on possible collusion with Russia.
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"I don't think we have a conclusive understanding as of right now," said a Canadian government source.
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Two autopsies have been carried out — but so far no conclusive cause of death has been announced.
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The report also found "conclusive evidence" that marijuana is effective for treating chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.
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"Samsung still doesn't have a conclusive answer for what's causing some Note 7s to catch fire" Weeks after the initial recall and the elimination of the phone line, "Samsung still doesn't have a conclusive answer for what's causing some Note 7s to catch fire," reports The Wall Street Journal.
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Among Democrats, there is no expectation that the New Hampshire primary will be conclusive in the race. Mrs.
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Perhaps the most conclusive reassessment comes from economists David Autor, Alan Manning, and Christopher Smith earlier this year.
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DNA evidence can be conclusive, but only when good DNA samples are tested correctly using the appropriate test.
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There's just one problem: There's no conclusive evidence that the treatment behind the so-called "abortion reversal" works.
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The researchers admit, however, that the results are not totally conclusive, due to the very small sample size.
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This emotional quietness also means that, from a narrative standpoint, the ending of Cameron Post doesn't feel conclusive.
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But Spergel told Gizmodo the uncertainties in all of these experiments are too large to say anything conclusive.
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He also said that the tape does not present conclusive evidence that Scott pointed a gun at police.
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However these studies acknowledge that they were limited in their methodologies and scopes, and so are not conclusive.
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But Endgame… its ending feels pretty conclusive, kind of like when the last Harry Potter book came out.
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Still, it's small, there was a ton of individual variation in the results, and it's far from conclusive.
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Even without conclusive evidence, the demand for Bridge's schools is high (at least where political opposition is low).
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But in the wake of victories he called "conclusive," Trump questioned why his rivals remained in the race.
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Yet, some critics argue there is no conclusive evidence that alternatives have better nutritional value than real meat.
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" House Judiciary ranking member Doug Collins: "The special counsel's investigation was long, thorough & conclusive: There was no collusion.
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Russia has denied any involvement in any of this cyber activity and conclusive proof is difficult to obtain.
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The researchers were able to detect vanadium oxide and some titanium oxide, but the data was not conclusive.
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Watch: Broadly Meets 'The Handmaid's Tale' Author Margaret Atwood : Data collected had been either inconclusive or overly conclusive.
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We're not saying that this is a conclusive indication that Apple is killing iTunes—but if it is?
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A sixth possible compound, one related to psilocin, was also detected, though the chemical signal was less conclusive.
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Lombardi forecasts a conclusive ruling might not be reached before late July or early August at the earliest.
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But in an interview last week, its Asia research director, Vitaly Kamluk, said it was not conclusive evidence.
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The twin disasters killed 346 people, but there is no conclusive evidence so far that they are linked.
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Interior Undersecretary Eduardo Ano said there is no conclusive evidence the Islamic State group plotted the suicide bombing.
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While that's far from conclusive evidence, it's a big red flag that might point investigators in your direction.
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Because Davis wasn't able to read the study, he couldn't make any conclusive statements about the device's effectiveness.
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Controversy abounded and the two met again in May of 2010 to fight for a more conclusive result.
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Climate change is one guess, but the researchers haven't found any conclusive signs that it is the culprit.
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Multiple studies have linked exacerbated COPD symptoms to air pollution, though those links are suggestive and not conclusive.
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There couldn't be more conclusive proof that more Americans wanted her to be president than wanted Donald Trump.
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But Wednesday's release of a CDC study in the New England Journal of Medicine provides more conclusive evidence.
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A relatively recent possible discovery of a buried Martian lake was promising, but the data was not conclusive.
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The report, however, said the information gathered by officials "wasn't conclusive," noting China may have misrepresented the talks.
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Those clerks would still work for the court if he left, so it's not conclusive proof he'll stay.
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The twin disasters killed 2321 people, but there is no conclusive evidence so far that they are linked.
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They have said they haven't yet seen conclusive evidence from Congressional and Justice Department investigations that remain ongoing.
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While the study is not conclusive, it is likely to further exacerbate anxiety about the Chinese tech giant.
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Scientists now have conclusive evidence to show humans have evolved with a hardwired fear of snakes and spiders.
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But she tells these patients there's no conclusive evidence that the pills are doing anything specific at all.
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In fact, conclusive diagnosis is possible only after death; an autopsy of comedian Robin Williams found the condition.
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The law also treats any map showing a road that is "kept" by a library as conclusive evidence.
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" Trump ignored their checkered relationship on Tuesday night, congratulating the former governor on a "big and conclusive win.
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But there were no conclusive results from a similar analysis of late-spring thunderstorms in Germany, they noted.
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Most importantly, there is no conclusive evidence to prove Saudi involvement in the horrific events of Sept. 11.
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What they found was fairly conclusive: European whites believe that immigration poses a threat to "traditional" European culture.
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Its one conclusive point is that a history of injuries puts you at higher risk for future injuries.
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There is no conclusive way to measure the degree of disagreement between the Fed and the bond markets.
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Studies on how many of them eventually might vote, and how they'll vote, are by no means conclusive.
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I didn't quite consider myself a "former dancer" — that felt too conclusive — but I was on my way.
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China's foreign ministry said on Monday it was irresponsible to assign blame for the attack without conclusive facts.
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This reporting has not uncovered conclusive evidence that the Trump Organization or its principals knowingly abetted criminal activity.
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They have had other meetings in this uneasy season for Anthony, but this one might be more conclusive.
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One of Mr. Trump's top advisers said on Sunday that the reports about the hacking lacked conclusive evidence.
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There is no conclusive evidence that the compound, which is derived from hemp plants, has any other benefits.
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Hardly enough time to give you anything conclusive, so I'm not going to pretend to do so here.
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However, Merkel was quoted as saying the summit will not make a conclusive decision on Ankara's accession bid.
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"There is significant damage, and we believe it may be air strikes, but it's not conclusive," he said.
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And without them, case reports don't offer enough conclusive evidence that it's psychedelics themselves that are relieving symptoms.
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"Conclusive" science gets more media coverage, which can burnish a researcher's reputation, which can lead to greater opportunities.
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" The big picture: Pelosi replied, according to an excerpt from NBC: "I do not think that that is conclusive.
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Ours was the first conclusive and comprehensive demonstration of the process, the cause and the role of natural selection.
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In the end, the response from the consumer is what matters most, and that has already been quite conclusive.
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However, as the test has only been undertaken on pigs so far, he emphasised the results are not conclusive.
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Lynn, Georgia: Why would Mueller spend nearly two years investigating without providing clear and conclusive statements of his findings?
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Baden, now a private consultant and Fox contributor who observed the autopsy, said his own observations are not conclusive.
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Paige has, I hope, so much future ahead of her that it's unlikely to get any really conclusive ending.
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Researchers don't have a conclusive answer to the question, but they say it's likely a whole host of factors.
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But we should probably wait until the end of the summer before saying anything conclusive, just to be safe.
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There's no evidence these countertheories are solid — but the evidence that Kratz cites isn't as conclusive as he believes.
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Some research suggests that censoring images of active self-harm may be warranted, but the evidence is not conclusive.
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Intelligence officials were able to stem some of the panic that followed this story, which is far from conclusive.
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That's in keeping with intelligence community practice: agencies assign a confidence level to their findings because intelligence isn't conclusive.
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What there has not been, though, is a conclusive, accepted answer to a central question: Who owns the Madonna?
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After elections in March with no conclusive results, and after several unsuccessful attempts, the country finally has a government.
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That's in keeping with intelligence community practice: Agencies assign a confidence level to their findings because intelligence isn't conclusive.
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Clinton noted the importance of crossing the delegate threshold on Monday night, but avoided marking the moment as conclusive.
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Defenders say it enhances the role of smaller states and retail campaigning and can produce a more conclusive verdict.
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But his investigate report said that Mueller did not come to a conclusive determination on whether Trump obstructed justice.
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But even a lengthy investigation (and a posthumous public exhibition of Eva's jewelry collection) did not yield conclusive findings.
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However, the report noted that Mueller could not make a conclusive determination in regard to whether Trump obstructed justice.
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On the subject of vaginal sex and lube, there is not a conclusive body of evidence on the subject.
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Still, others have said vaping only triggered their cravings for sweets, showing how far from conclusive these anecdotes are.
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The recommendations all have their foundation in current research, leaving big blank spots where that current research isn't conclusive.
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So I asked researchers in this field a simple question: How do we get to a more conclusive answer?
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As much as we like to believe video is conclusive, we know that isn't always the case (ahem, DeepFakes).
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While the studies so far are promising, they are not definitive, showing weak correlational evidence rather than conclusive proof.
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" This is done, a short, not-at-all-conclusive video on the ChameleonMask site explains, through something called "Hacosco.
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They also cited conclusive proof that in addition to nicotine, most e-cigarettes contain and emit potentially toxic substances.
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A conclusive comparison can't be made because Showtime only provided three of the new show's 10 episodes for review.
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Quickly, I was on my way to Brazil, where forensic tests would write a conclusive end to the story.
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The strongest empirical studies of the 2016 election are fairly conclusive that immigration concerns most likely drove his base.
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But they aren't the only polls out this week, and the others are far less conclusive about Sanders' position.
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The most conclusive evidence researchers have found is in what researchers say is the attackers' "command-and-control" infrastructure.
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The poll showed Macron beating Le Pen by 64 percent to her 36 percent in the second conclusive round.
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Dowd said in a 2002 interview that he believes Rose bet against the Reds, but didn't have conclusive evidence.
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Cuba's side has also argued the case is littered with factual inconsistencies and a lack of conclusive video evidence.
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But the expectation of finding one piece of conclusive evidence is misplaced and too often obscures the big picture.
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It's not a conclusive link between genes and handedness, nor is it a link between handedness and neurological conditions.
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The question is whether that vote will be any more conclusive than the one just a few months ago.
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It is obviously too early for conclusive predictions but the odds are high for an anti-Trump wave election.
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That's not exactly a conclusive pushback against attacks from Trump and other Republicans -- particularly if Warren is the nominee.
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But the logic is sound, the evidence conclusive and the case for tax reform helping the middle class impeccable.
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Few could agree about how Mr. Erdogan would respond, and he offered no conclusive clues in his victory speech.
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When it came to actually deciding what lobsters could and could not feel, Wallace didn't have a conclusive answer.
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The science is hardly conclusive that shocking your body in a frigid chamber reduces inflammation and curbs muscle pain.
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We may not be getting more episodes, but at least we'll finally get conclusive answers to all of our questions.
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Perhaps a byproduct of having started out as a web short is that each episode of High Maintenance feels conclusive.
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The deaths of her first two sons did spark an investigation, but authorities failed to find conclusive evidence of homicide.
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The evidence comes entirely from testimony from anonymous sources, with little identifiable corroboration, and thus is very far from conclusive.
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Graphene is also considered to have excellent biocompatibility properties (although research into potential toxicity is not conclusive at this stage).
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Though they can assess online voter enthusiasm (a potential serious obstacle for the Clinton campaign), they can't provide conclusive results.
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Although not conclusive, scientists say fine dust particles, which are very detrimental to health, may often originate closer to home.
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And what research does exist is "far from conclusive," says Dustin Sulak, DO, a medical cannabis expert based in Maine.
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Nuclear reactions were thought to occur in some thunderstorms but the study provides the first conclusive evidence they are happening.
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The authors of the study ascribe this to women's fear of violent attack, although the evidence is far from conclusive.
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I would say the evidence on this is not conclusive at all about the types of effects that happen there.
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"We don't have any conclusive evidence, and when my client was interviewed by the FBI, he denied that," he said.
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None of this is conclusive, of course, but it raises questions whose answers would have a direct impact on motive.
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German payment company Wirecard soared 13.7 percent after it said its law firm found no conclusive evidence of criminal misconduct.
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In fact, aside from the victims' accounts, there was no conclusive evidence that anyone in Cuba was attacked at all.
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Rendering may be easy, and color may be intuitive, but everything else is subject to open-ended, non-conclusive investigation.
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Wil Roebroeks, an archaeologist at Leiden University who was not involved in the new study, said the evidence was conclusive.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)In another, annoyance in my testing, two capsules out of 16 resulted in non-conclusive errors.
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But for decades, research has failed to find conclusive proof that video games do in fact lead to mass shootings.
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In short, there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that the spread of the disease will abate with warmer weather.
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Dr. Kring said the data was not conclusive, but the main purpose of the mission was to prove the technologies.
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Symantec's researchers first pointed the finger at Lazarus last week, but on Monday said their findings were close to conclusive.
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While conclusive data is sparse, estimates by the Pew Research Center suggest the trend has continued under the Trump administration.
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" In the absence of any conclusive evidence, the statement said, the family believed "such speculations to be unwarranted and irresponsible.
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A half-century later, we have no conclusive proof that television had a decisive effect on public attitudes toward Vietnam.
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The report stopped short of conclusive findings against Zuma but is likely to add to calls for him to resign.
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If there is conclusive evidence from our intelligence agencies that Russia interfered with our elections, we need to investigate that.
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The investigators have accelerated their efforts in recent weeks but have found no conclusive evidence of wrongdoing, the officials said.
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Winning a town league or even a state title these days is almost considered quaint, just not proportionally conclusive enough.
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And he said it's not at all clear that Tesla's autopilot safety data is as conclusive as the company claims.
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It has effectively blocked any conclusive, federal funded scientific evidence as to why gun violence is increasing in our country.
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Neither is there conclusive data to support claims that e-cigarettes are a gateway to the use of regular cigarettes.
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This has been shown to be happening in other watersheds, though there is not yet conclusive evidence from the Amazon.
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Security officials have said that early indications point to foreign bombers, though they have provided no conclusive evidence so far.
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Thomas Rid, a cybersecurity expert at King's College London, sees this as conclusive evidence that Russia is behind the hack.
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Janssen said Shumer's study doesn't provide a conclusive ASD prevalence among gender dysphoric youths, but called it a good start.
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Ultimately, these experiments serve to help physicists understand things, and such an accelerator would provide conclusive answers to plenty of questions.
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We don't want to be too descriptive or conclusive here, our only hope is that you listen, enjoy and share it.
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Questions were raised about possible PED use by Bagwell and Rodriguez during their careers though no conclusive evidence was ever uncovered.
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But this latest breach, for now, lacks conclusive fingerprints—and what few clues there are have only added to the confusion.
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In this case, if no one has conclusive evidence of actual alien runabouts, they must not have ever visited this planet.
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"There is conclusive evidence that e-cigarette devices can explode and cause burns and projectile injuries," the report says (emphasis theirs).
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The Court of Appeals ruling is not a vindication of Commissioner Goodell, nor is it a conclusive indictment of Tom Brady.
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And then there is Craig Wright, an Australian who claims to be Mr Nakamoto but has failed to provide conclusive proof.
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Some research has suggested that glasses improve productivity for jobs that require manual dexterity, though other studies have been less conclusive.
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"They discovered some items that could be related to the case, however, that is not conclusive at this time," IMPD Sgt.
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Reid said that by releasing this information, which he says is not conclusive or pertinent, Comey may have broken the law.
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And now, an exhaustive (but by no means conclusive) list of some of 2019's most exciting books featuring queer characters.
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And now the bad news: that study is not conclusive and is nowhere near the final word on this topic. Alright.
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Unfortunately, as Brent A. Bauer, MD, writes at the Mayo Clinic, there's really no conclusive evidence for any of those claims.
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Dr Möller says that while Pinus armandii is the most likely offending subspecies of pine nuts, the data is not conclusive.
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"There has yet to be conclusive evidence that private prisons save money, in fact, they might cost taxpayers more," he said.
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And if further proof were needed that China's tech market is a world apart, this week seemed to provide conclusive evidence.
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Opinion has to do with those things for which we can give reasons but for which there is no conclusive reason.
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Afterward, even if the winner wasn't conclusive, the researchers told one student that they'd won and the other that they'd lost.
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Rather, they concluded that the majority of the reef, stretching beyond 3,000 feet, showed conclusive damage to corals by dredging sediment.
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A couple typos is far from conclusive, but rebranding OS X to MacOS would make a ton of sense going forwards.
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Yet Pelosi emphasized that impeachment "divides the country" and should not be attempted "unless there's some conclusive evidence" that requires it.
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While the BuzzFeed report is not conclusive, it does raise the possibility that something very concrete did emerge from the meeting.
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But the report noted that Mueller could not come to a conclusive determination with regard to whether the president obstructed justice.
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The company asserted there was no conclusive scientific evidence at the time linking Tasers to cardiac arrest or other fatal conditions.
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I think if you turned it around and the film came to a conclusive answer about Csanád it would feel wrong.
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DNA was not perfected then, and the jury found him not guilty because there wasn't conclusive proof it was Crane's blood.
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Experts are still weighing in, but the trend seems to be that the results, while far from conclusive, are definitely significant.
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"I'm sure of what we're seeing here, the dimensions that we're able to derive from this image (are) conclusive," Kraft said.
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The attacks are widely believed (without conclusive proof) to have been the work of the late Bruce Ivins, an American microbiologist.
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And some studies indicate that single rooms reduce the spread of flu and other infections, though the evidence is not conclusive.
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And while Democrats hope support for impeachment has room for growth, there is not yet conclusive evidence that it's still increasing.
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But the evidence is not conclusive, and doctors need to understand the trade-offs before demanding that parents follow the recommendation.
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They also cited conclusive proof that in addition to nicotine, most e-cigarettes also contain and emit numerous potentially toxic substances.
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Conventional MRIs didn't reveal anything conclusive, although the doctors said they are continuing to conduct advanced scans to look for clues.
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Cassini attempted to measure that in its final plunge, but that data, from high in the atmosphere, will not be conclusive.
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The study did not account for diet or lifestyle, and more research needs to be done before making any conclusive statements.
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Turnovers and scoring plays, for example, will still stand if video evidence is not conclusive enough to overturn the original call.
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The second season felt a lot stronger than the first; it had a mostly season-long arc that felt mostly conclusive.
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"There is no conclusive view on the way forward," one banker who declined to be named told Reuters after the meeting.
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"If your measure is a subjective slider on a scale from one to five, that's not good, conclusive science," she said.
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Because the earlier studies suggesting a benefit from fish oil were not conclusive, the Danish researchers decided to test the idea.
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Turnovers and scoring plays, for example, will still stand if video evidence is not conclusive enough to overturn the original call.
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The multidisciplinary group reconstructs crime scenes through digital modeling and have in the past provided conclusive evidence in human rights trials.
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Therefore I hesitate to say anything conclusive about Iranian women as I believe it requires extensive scholarly data gathering and research.
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While the evidence is still far from conclusive that a hidden planet actually exists, it's a fascinating window into deep space.
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It's also worth pointing out that, although the current research looking into probiotics' possible benefits is promising, it's nowhere near conclusive yet.
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Conway said Trump and his team respect the intelligence community, but that they have not provided conclusive evidence on the alleged hacking.
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Further testing is being done to get more detailed, conclusive information, including a chemical analysis test to see what's present, Johnston added.
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There is no conclusive evidence that the drug effects of marijuana are causally linked to the subsequent abuse of other illicit drugs.
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Mansur was interrogated but then freed, the Post reported, because the military did not have conclusive evidence tying him to the explosion.
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While Q3 was not conclusive, we believe the answer is "Nearly" ... This was an important Q for Tesla, where the company delivered.
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A Turkish security source said the search of the consulate provided "strong evidence" but no conclusive proof that Khashoggi was killed there.
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That one fact seemed conclusive, but the board and congregation opted against action, Phinney says, especially when the rabbi threatened a lawsuit.
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But there's little research into whether guns on campus actually prevent school shootings, and the research that does exist is hardly conclusive.
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"We want to see the Saudi Arabians hold thorough and conclusive investigations into alleged breaches of IHL," a British government spokesperson said.
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Baden, who has served as an expert defense witness in the trial of O.J. Simpson, also said his evidence isn't conclusive yet.
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"There is a Fancy Bear campaign that lines up with the timeframe, but we don't necessarily have any conclusive evidence," Meyers said.
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That statement said 1MDB viewed the parliamentary report as "comprehensive and conclusive," and that all of 13MDB's funds were fully accounted for.
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Haas has completed his work, which is very important to our investigation, but the coroner's determinations are not conclusive of criminal investigation.
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If this slow, excruciating cat-and-mouse game ends with a conclusive bang, I think I might be more disappointed than not.
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Now, we regret to inform you that there actually isn't any conclusive evidence of increased hyperactivity after ingesting a ton of sugar.
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But there's no conclusive link between video games and violent behavior, and the overall relationship between games and ethical attitudes is complicated.
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Only the release or review of the documents and House Intel Committee and also Senate is asking for can give conclusive answers.
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But while that may sound good in theory, the science is hardly conclusive—when it comes to both cryotherapy and ice baths.
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The research is far from conclusive, and work is already being done to create even larger genomic analyses to corroborate these findings.
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Security researchers and U.S. intelligence officials have cautioned that such evidence is not conclusive, and the investigation is in its early stages.
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"I think [organizations like the USDA] were working with the best evidence they had available, which has never been conclusive," she said.
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A prior Facebook comment is also not conclusive proof of a racist motive at the moment he allegedly began his shooting spree.
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"The current evidence is not conclusive and does not prove that aluminum-based antiperspirants increase the risk for breast cancer," he says.
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Academic studies in recent decades have generally failed to find any conclusive evidence to support studio bosses' faith in stars' pulling power.
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Hacquebord's Tokyo-based Trend Micro has consistently said conclusive proof of Russian involvement is hard given the difficulty of attributing cyber attacks.
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" Though no study is conclusive, Ryan noted that the results shown in the study "are consistent with other investigations of this type.
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They found for the first time conclusive evidence that a cyber attack caused the blackout, U.S. officials briefed on the probe said.
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A U.S. official familiar with American intelligence said Iran was a prime suspect in the sabotage although Washington had no conclusive proof.
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While there are some claims that eating raw, local honey, which still contains pollen, could help with allergies, studies raren't exactly conclusive.
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The studies about screen time and technology in children are overwhelmingly conclusive: Overexposure to technology has detrimental effects on children's healthy development.
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Those involved with the study have emphasized that the 3,00 estimate is not a conclusive number and further work should be done.
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" Feinerman's verdict, at the close of a seven-day trial, in 2016, was conclusive: Doig "absolutely did not paint the disputed work.
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The experiment by Trust Me, I'm A Doctor is far from conclusive, and more research will be needed to confirm their findings.
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The evidence, however, is not conclusive enough for the United States to assign blame publicly to Moscow, according to the NBC report.
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However, it could not find conclusive evidence that such political bias was the sole reason for the actions taken in the investigation.
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Meanwhile, the Supreme Court sits hamstrung, unable to deliver conclusive rulings on some of the most pressing legal issues facing the country.
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A lack of conclusive evidence that Babylon's tech is cost-effective may dissuade US hospitals from partnering with Babylon, stymieing US growth.
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Conclusive data on exactly how many deaths wind turbines cause depends a lot on the type of turbine, methodology used and timeline.
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"Toy Story 4," out Friday, finds Woody moving on yet again, with what feels — for now, at least — like a conclusive ending.
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The empirical evidence does hint at bias in the relationship between the generic ballot and the popular vote, but it's not conclusive.
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Despite the C.I.A.'s assessment that Prince Mohammed ordered the operation, Mr. Trump has said repeatedly that the evidence was not conclusive.
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National Republicans declared victory before midnight, but it could be days or weeks before there is a conclusive result in the race.
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A review of the medical effects of elderberry published in 23 ( here ) did not find conclusive evidence that it helped influenza patients.
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"As we have said since Day 1, this case is far from conclusive and the jury's deadlock proves this," the statement said.
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That reveals other conclusive facts about current and perhaps future jobs: We may not be in a tight job market at all.
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Another 61 are suspected of being looted, and research on many more is not yet conclusive enough to rule out Nazi theft.
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It's a very technical distinction, and it doesn't seem like there's any conclusive evidence about which is the better approach just yet.
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Tests that confirmed a brain abnormality and a less than conclusive label of "atypical white matter brain damage" and suspected cerebral palsy.
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This past 413 days should serve as conclusive evidence of one thing: Donald Trump isn't playing three-dimensional chess with his presidency.
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After an hour of online interaction, we don't have a conclusive answer — but the title might be staring us in the face.
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We won't have conclusive evidence that wage growth is transitioning to a faster pace before the December Federal Open Markets Committee meeting.
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A conclusive strike that completely incapacitates Kim Jong Un's offensive capacities could thus be justified, which may in turn call for nukes.
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A. Conclusive research is lacking, but several plausible theories have been offered to explain why so many dogs love to play fetch.
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So there you have it – some straight-up, conclusive proof that the Beyoncé we know and love is, in fact, a clone.
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The only conclusive test to know if an alleged father is the biological father of an individual is a paternity DNA test.
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Subsequent investigations have failed to find conclusive evidence supporting this claims, but politicians capitalized on the public outcry to push through legislation.
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In January, a National Academies report found conclusive or substantial evidence that cannabis can effectively treat chronic pain, chemotherapy-induced nausea and spasticity.
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"It's not our job to render conclusive factual findings," Rosenstein said in a fiery speech last month, defending his handling of the investigation.
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The study found that whether it was prescription drugs, exercise, supplements, or brain-training games, there wasn't conclusive proof that any intervention worked.
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Other top US intelligence and security officials said then that the evidence wasn't conclusive enough to tie the Russian government to the attack.
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"There certainly wasn't a section of the report that dealt with that," said Schiff, referring specifically to any conclusive evidence of political meddling.
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Currently, there's no conclusive information that Chinese banks will be sanctioned, PBOC publication Financial News reported on Tuesday, citing an unnamed industry veteran.
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The plaintiff's side brought in a cognitive scientist, who scanned his brain and said there was conclusive evidence that he had chronic pain.
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They seem to help against macular degeneration but there's not conclusive evidence demonstrating their benefits for warding off heart disease, strokes, or cancer.
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"I went on the IL originally to get them biopsied, and I guess the biopsy wasn't conclusive enough," he told the Star-Telegram.
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" He continued, "There need not be, in my view, conclusive evidence of a technical crime that would necessarily result in a criminal conviction.
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By denying access to the data stored at the laboratory, the Russians are preventing officials from verifying information that may provide conclusive evidence.
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However, wireless companies are still in a legitimate position to argue that cell phones are safe, since the research is not yet conclusive.
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Conclusive evidence on whether tax cuts will ginger up the whole economy will take longer to appear, although some bankers detect it already.
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Critics of the editorial noted that the meta-analysis is based on observational data and is not considered conclusive by general scientific standards.
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As things stand now, families are being told it could take up to three weeks before we hear more conclusive information about identification.
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Wisconsin must resolve any election "disputes" (even contrived ones) by December 13 so that it's results will be deemed conclusive under federal law.
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"There was evidence of massive capital outflow but that fact alone is not conclusive that a crime has been committed," the report said.
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The police report, which Tonic obtained, is not conclusive: Gu was charged with a misdemeanor for allegedly striking the man with his car.
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While the results of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's study are by no means conclusive, they still represent a teeny-tiny step forward.
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For those who felt that the Obama administration was doing everything it could to help Hillary Clinton win, the encounter was conclusive proof.
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The National Park Service said it's not conclusive that P-222 killed the koala because they couldn't fully track its whereabouts that night.
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Video evidence can be interpreted in different ways by different people, and it is rarely as conclusive as we might like to think.
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The enigmatic ending can itself become predictable, and I sometimes wished, with a kindred impatience, for a conclusive click of the shut box.
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" He said only the release or review of documents the House Intelligence Committee is seeking from the Justice Department "can give conclusive answers.
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Our team really likes both, so we can't give a conclusive answer on which is better — it all depends on your specific preferences.
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Our team really likes both so we can't give a conclusive answer on which is better — it all depends on your specific preferences.
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I'm not inclined to shrug off conclusive evidence that Russia, with the helping hands of its state security service, has overseen systematic doping.
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"Not all of the startup collaborations come to a conclusive end, that is part of how you develop an innovation strategy," she said.
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For several days, President Emmanuel Macron of France pointedly refused to blame Russia for the assassination attempt, saying he needed more conclusive proof.
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As Dr. Kimble emphasized, the connection is not conclusive: Mr. Miller left no heirs, and his personal papers are silent on the subject.
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Only the release or review of documents that the House Intelligence Committee (also, Senate Judiciary) is asking for can give the conclusive answers.
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The Republican results are also close enough that the margin of error makes it hard to tell just how conclusive these findings are.
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It had, it said, tasked polling companies in 10 countries — from the Netherlands to Japan — with analyzing data to provide a conclusive answer.
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Mr. Wikelski thinks he may be onto something, though he is cautious, and coy, about just how conclusive his data set might be.
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But we don't know whether indulging either of them, in the absence of robust oversight or conclusive research, necessarily makes for good policy.
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" A 2002 British study was more conclusive, with researchers writing, "The supposed association of penile length and shoe size has no scientific basis.
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But Sarah Reeves had a more conclusive reason to feel sure her mother's name had been taken in vain: Annie Reeves was dead.
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The team highlights that more research needs to be conducted across a wider population to make the results more conclusive -- and applicable clinically.
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Primary researcher Dr. Michael Lipton said it&aposs too early in the stages of research to draw conclusive implications from the data, though.
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Most analyses of different approaches to persuade vaccine-hesitant parents to immunize is still new, and don't point in any single conclusive direction.
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Much will depend on whether US intelligence agencies, working with the Saudis, can uncover conclusive evidence pointing to the source of the attack.
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"There are some serious questions why this prosecution ... is continuing in the light of this conclusive evidence," Juliya Arbisman, Hapgood's attorney, told CNN.
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Twelve said that the case for collusion and conspiracy is near conclusive, though it's not entirely clear what the legal consequences will be.
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"The answer can only be conclusive if the wreckage is found," Kok Soo Chon, head of the MH22 safety investigation team, told reporters.
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And there's the "conclusive evidence" that e-cigarettes can explode and burn people, and that the liquids in e-cigarettes can be fatally poisonous.
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In an article for the national security blog Lawfare, Levin wrote Friday that conclusive evidence of election meddling is historically difficult to come by.
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When asked about reports that Kim had been poisoned, Abdullah reiterated that his department was waiting on lab results before making any conclusive statements.
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It's still early days for any conclusive analysis about the ransomware formerly known as Petya, but suffice it to say the plot is thickening.
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No study has come up with a conclusive answer to those questions, but Dr. Richmond is of the mindset that it doesn't really matter.
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While studies suggest that people often underestimate how much they're drinking, there is no conclusive empirical research of how Stanford's new policy will work.
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"Despite decades of research, betrayal as a point of departure has delivered nothing conclusive," Ronald Leopold, executive director of the Anne Frank House, said.
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Professor Neil Pearce, who will lead the study, said he hoped the results would be conclusive in establishing the long-term effects of concussion.
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While nowhere conclusive either, iFixit teardowns for the Plus-sized iPhones suggest there is more breathing room for the batteries compared with Samsung's Notes.
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It comes after the payments company said a law firm it appointed made no conclusive findings of criminal wrongdoing by any of its employees.
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In the bulletin, ISIS gave no conclusive evidence that its fighters committed the bombings, and the group has falsely claimed responsibility for attacks before.
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Though numerous indictments of Trump associates have already come out of the investigation, Mueller has yet to finish it, or release a conclusive report.
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Since that day, the New York Police Department has conducted a vigorous investigation, but has been unable to determine a conclusive cause of death.
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A controversial market exists in Hong Kong for prenatal gender testing as blood tests are far more conclusive in the early stages than ultrasounds.
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A subplot involving the mysterious disappearance of Howard's teen daughter adds a frisson of dread that's strategically leveraged to catalyze the characters' conclusive confrontation.
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The FRA proposal was issued despite the agency's own stated belief that there is no "reliable or conclusive statistical data" to support the rule.
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Hillary Clinton may well come out on top, but her victory will probably be too narrow to give her a conclusive mandate for change.
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And while some of those original studies were non-conclusive, more recent research confirms that cranberry products can, indeed, lessen or eliminate UTI symptoms.
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While bolstering the connection between Zika virus and brain defects in babies, one of the researchers cautioned that it doesn't establish a conclusive link.
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Other studies also suggest that fish oil might help with acne, eczema, and psoriasis, but these are also relatively limited and are hardly conclusive.
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The HRW number is significant because area trends in the top HRW states give highly conclusive evidence of what crops may replace the wheat.
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This despite conclusive evidence to the contrary, and the admission by the pseudoscientist who started the horrendous vaccine scare that he made it up.
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Researchers had unsealed the crew compartment of the submarine, but they have yet to find conclusive evidence of how the eight men aboard died.
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This is partly because the second element in bitcoin's paternity test—assuaging the doubts raised after Mr Wright's outing in December—is not conclusive.
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The past is not a conclusive "backstory" to our lives, but a powerful resource that opens out into every narrative, every fiction, every self.
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That's because the committees' oversight investigations have met with such unprecedented administration resistance that it is difficult for them to draw any conclusive findings.
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" Kushner added that "one thing the Mueller report was very conclusive on was there was absolutely no coordination or collusion with the Trump campaign.
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Or, by winning at a stadium that has brought it nothing but misery recently, City would offer conclusive proof of its continuing, mounting excellence.
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Austin officials searched for the right SXSW policies, telling registered attendees there was no conclusive evidence cancelling the event would make the city safer.
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The panel of experts conducted a comprehensive review of research in the field, categorizing evidence on various issues as conclusive, substantial, limited or nonexistent.
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Given the conclusive diagnosis of Stage 3 C.T.E., it is likely that a lifetime of playing football — not Mr. Hernandez's will — was to blame.
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The first returns — the early votes of people who cast their ballots at polling places, rather than on paper — will not be conclusive, either.
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"However, without more conclusive action from the government, the situation on the ground calls Cambodia's participation in the EBA scheme into question," she said.
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Otherwise, it's only a matter of time before a nation under cyberattack responds by bombing the likely culprit even before the evidence is conclusive.
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While the studies are not conclusive, they suggest that with a few simple steps, schools may have an impact on the foods students eat.
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Harbors would be drained and foreign countries would be visited in the search for the Beaumont children, but nothing turned up that was conclusive.
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It did not make conclusive findings but recommended that the president order a judicial inquiry to investigate the allegations, which has yet to happen.
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Federal and state health agencies have advised the public to stop vaping until they can find conclusive evidence about the cause of the illness.
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On Monday, a U.S. official said Iran was a leading candidate for the tanker sabotage but the United States did not have conclusive proof.
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The research isn't conclusive, but it hints that there may be some personality traits that are more likely to respond to placebo or nocebo.
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Subsequently, about this real-time interactive thing nothing philosophically conclusive can be said — even as we frequently use it artistically and appreciate it intuitively.
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"It was thought that cadmium and arsenic (in the water) were to blame, but there was no conclusive evidence for either of them," he said.
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It should go without saying that no list of headphones could ever be comprehensive or conclusive — there are just too many varieties, updates, and iterations.
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"They are leaks that have not been officially announced, and I have noticed that they are based on an assessment, not conclusive evidence," he added.
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Quite the contrary; we should be thrilled that there are outlets like Facebook and Snapchat enticing criminals to post conclusive evidence of their own crimes.
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"The idea that somehow conclusive evidence has been out there in the public domain provided to the President-elect is simply not true," she said.
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That's different than things like medical tests or political polls, which report results alongside margins of error to show how conclusive the finding actually is.
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" Morgan Stanley conducted its own research on the yield curve and found that inversion is neither bullish nor bearish and "far from conclusive either way.
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Earlier this year, astrophysics history was made with the announcement of a conclusive detection of gravitational waves at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO).
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The IACHR experts say the information provided on Friday was preliminary, not conclusive and they didn't know details of what the fire specialist had determined.
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The assessment, developed with the help of 80 experts, does not take a conclusive position on two issues that environmental activists have focused on intensely.
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However, you should make that choice knowing there's no conclusive evidence (and, in fact, very little evidence, period) suggesting the switch is a meaningful one.
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While fun to draw conclusions on American values from, the data is far from conclusive, as it's only drawn from the census data for 2014.
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He felt that that was not conclusive in terms of whether or not they were trying to help Trump over Clinton, the former NSA director.
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And while there's still no conclusive proof, the hacker's evolution from an almost clueless hacktivist to a sophisticated, professional leaker, seemed to confirm the theory.
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Now we have conclusive evidence — four years of data — that the pie will shrink meaningfully before sales level out to a new state of equilibrium.
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And after two decades of research, they have repeatedly found no conclusive evidence tying mobile phone use to any adverse health problems, like brain tumors.
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But as a paper by Dylan Grice and Gregor Obrecht of Calibrium, a Zurich-based private-investment office, makes clear, it is far from conclusive.
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"We have this really conclusive idea of all the articles on the web worth reading" as well as what each individual prefers, Weiner tells me.
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It was the second straight night the Bruins lost a potential goal because of "no conclusive evidence" that the puck went over the goal line.
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Freeland told legislators that a probe by foreign ministry officials had found no conclusive evidence that Canadian-made vehicles were used in human rights violations.
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More recent studies, though, have been less conclusive, or even contradictory—including a 2005 government study that showed soy products had little effect on cholesterol.
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On Monday, the court in Hamm said that at present it considered the plaintiff's claim to be conclusive and that it would decide on Nov.
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Books were written for and against her cause, lawsuits undertaken, none of it proving conclusive but, somehow, Anna became a permanent part of Anastasia's story.
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The evidence on whether reductions in trading volume can reduce the likelihood of bubbles and crashes is not conclusive, but it seems worth a shot.
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According to the World Health Organization, there is a strong scientific consensus that Zika can cause microcephaly, although conclusive proof may take months or years.
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According to Barr's letter, Mueller found no conclusive evidence that Trump or his team conspired with the Russian government to interfere with the 85033 election.
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In that sense, Hell or High Water is sharply similar to the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men, but with a more conclusive ending.
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Kurtulmus said the "conclusive result" of the investigation is now close, coming more than two weeks after Khashoggi was last seen entering the Saudi consulate.
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The evidence isn't entirely conclusive, but in my read of it, debates have the potential to make a small but real impact on the race.
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Officials at the space agency had not been optimistic about the fate of the Schiaparelli lander but lacked conclusive evidence that it had been destroyed.
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But if Mueller still believes there was no evidence of hard collusion, that's as conclusive an answer as any of us are likely to get.
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The investigations into the Trump campaign's alleged coordination with Russia may or may not turn up any wrongdoing (nothing conclusive has been proved so far).
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This is not conclusive, but it is something that points possibly in that direction, and at this point we feel that threshold has been crossed.
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"We don't have conclusive evidence yet," he said, citing the comparative efficiency benefits of eating out and the waste involved in making meals at home.
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It did not offer a conclusive win for the plaintiffs, only allowing the case to move forward toward a summary judgment decision or a trial.
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Washington has said it has conclusive evidence the attack used chlorine gas, and suspects sarin nerve agent was also used although this was not confirmed.
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There is basically conclusive evidence that Russia is interfering in the US election, and that this interference has been designed to damage Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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The Stronach Group has had experts survey and test the Santa Anita racetrack, but no conclusive explanation for the spike in fatalities has been offered.
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There is conclusive evidence that completely substituting e-cigarettes for conventional cigarettes reduces users' exposure to many chemicals and carcinogens that are in conventional cigarettes.
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Even so, there's so much in this book that everyone can surely take something—as long as they're looking for possibilities and not conclusive solutions.
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Two officials who spoke on condition of anonymity said Trump would likely await a conclusive "high confidence" intelligence assessment that the government used chemical weapons.
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Conclusive data has been accumulating, including recent studies showing unexpectedly rapid melting in Greenland and the Arctic, and far quicker ocean warming than previously understood.
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Mueller report: President Trump on Sunday said that the special counsel shouldn't testify before Congress, arguing that his report about Russian election interference was conclusive.
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Mr. Trump once called the report about the crown prince's involvement a "feeling" by the C.I.A., and has insisted that the evidence is not conclusive.
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Finding no conclusive links between the war era and disease, it recommended no further epidemiological study but did recommend continued health monitoring in the neighborhood.
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But analysts said the 90-day deadline the two sides agreed upon to reach a deal meant a conclusive resolution of the row remained distant.
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Although there isn't any conclusive, peer-reviewed research proving definitively that bidets are superior to toilet paper, it's a position with support from many doctors.
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A Russian amateur may have also spotted Mars 3, the Soviet spacecraft that set down on Mars in 1971, although that identification was not conclusive.
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Investigators never developed conclusive proof that Thumairy knew about the hijackers before their arrival or that he arranged for their lodging in advance, they say.
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Law enforcement officials say that none of the investigations so far have found any conclusive or direct link between Mr. Trump and the Russian government.
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Although Kinnel cautions that his study isn't conclusive, some powerful factors are at play: Investors did better in lower-cost funds on a relative basis.
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"We don't have any conclusive evidence, and when my client was interviewed by the FBI he denied that," Waldron said, according to the Morning Call.
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On the server, once the F.B.I. signaled it had grown wary of its importance — without giving conclusive evidence as to why — the paper backed off.
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And the liberal outlets Slate and Mother Jones wrote - though without conclusive proof - that Trump or his associates have been secretly communicating with the Kremlin.
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As of a few months ago, senior health officials were still claiming not to have conclusive clinical studies about the connection between smog and cancer.
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However, most other scientists still hesitate to say there is conclusive evidence that the small doses of radiation from cellphones and Bluetooth headsets are dangerous.
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The evidence comes entirely from testimony from anonymous sources, with little identifiable corroboration, and thus was seen as very far from conclusive by US intelligence.
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Rather than immortalise Zidane at his most godlike, it captures him at his most mortal, and shows him at the conclusive nadir of his career.
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Other tumors of various types in both sexes "may have been related to cell phone RFR exposure," meaning the link is unclear or numbers aren't conclusive.
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The findings are "the first conclusive in-home evidence that these products are inappropriate tools for abatement of German cockroach infestations," DeVries and his team wrote.
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Iran was a prime suspect in the sabotage on Sunday although Washington had no conclusive proof, a U.S. official familiar with American intelligence said on Monday.
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Since this is a small study of fewer than 100 subjects, it's far from conclusive evidence that SIG1459 is ready to replace existing, proven acne treatments.
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I was shocked recently when I learned how hard it was to find conclusive research into the links between public opinion and the survival of democracy.
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That statute, in turn, requires that any controversy or contest that is designed to lead to a conclusive selection of electors be completed by December 12.
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"Psychiatric disorders are complex diseases involving many genes, and it is extremely difficult to find conclusive proof of the importance of a single gene," he said.
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The power games of Jill Magid's project concerning the archives of Luis Barragán continue in an extensive exhibition that completes the circle without any conclusive resolution.
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There's a smattering of research that looks at the differences between the effects of aerobic exercise and resistance exercise, but the results aren't conclusive, he says.
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It helped him understand why adult smokers who can't quit despite repeated attempts are willing to try e-cigarettes before there's conclusive evidence that they work.
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Proponents boast that CBD has medicinal properties including soothing anxiety, pain, and stress, although there aren't enough scientific studies on it to make any conclusive claims.
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Rates of suicide and depression are on the rise among young people, and many blame tech for that shift despite no conclusive evidence drawing a connection.
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She assured me I was "too young" to have breast cancer, but I demanded a more conclusive answer, and eventually left with a prescription for imaging.
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Prosecuting a sitting president and DOJ rules That the evidence wasn't conclusive wasn't at the crux of Mueller's decision not to prosecute, according to his report.
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All in all, they found, 85.5 percent of patients reported conditions that passed muster, with "substantial or conclusive evidence" of a therapeutic effect from medical cannabis.
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Two rounds of talks on what to do with the 31, with India's Border Security Force on Sunday, had "ended without any conclusive decision", Kabir said.
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While "peer reviewed" isn't synonymous with conclusive, it's long been a stamp of approval for other scientists and the public to weed out low-quality research.
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At the time, adverse events were reported, but the FDA said that it could not confirm a conclusive link between the events and the teething products.
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But as of now, there's not a conclusive sexual or biological explanation for what propels us to choose a gender or place along the gender spectrum.
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About them, we cannot dispute, not in the sense of being able to find a conclusive reason why one is to be preferred over the other.
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A thorough FBI inquiry was never likely to provide conclusive or definitive evidence about the alleged sexual assaults, thanks to the years that have since passed.
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" One Twitter user stated: "Internet, I will provide 20,000 won ($18) for conclusive proof that Gordon Ramsay was a Cass drinker before he started endorsing it.
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In a tweet, Trump congratulated Romney for a "big and conclusive win" and said he looks forward to working with him if he joins the Senate.
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You're simply not going to have enough witnesses or documents or other evidence to be able to, I think, reach a conclusive decision about the allegations.
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"There are — and I hasten to say not conclusive — but there are similarities," said Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau, in a statement broadcast on Canadian television.
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There is conclusive evidence that most e-cigarette products contain and emit numerous potentially toxic substances, and that they increase airborne particulate matter and nicotine indoors.
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In 1994, nearly six years after leaving office, Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, though there is no conclusive evidence he had the disease while in office.
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In terms of second-hand vapor, the committee said there was conclusive evidence that e-cigarette use increases airborne concentrations of particulate matter and nicotine indoors.
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It turns out the research on eating breakfast has been far, far less conclusive than either your mother or Tony the Tiger would have you believe.
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But part of activists' concern is that there is no conclusive information about what effect living near oil and gas operations has on long-term health.
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Currently, a brain scan or spinal tap are the chief ways used to confirm a diagnosis of Alzheimer's, although the most conclusive test remains an autopsy.
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In terms of second hand vapor, the committee said there was conclusive evidence that e-cigarette use increases airborne concentrations of particulate matter and nicotine indoors.
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Pech also said that authorities expected conclusive results from autopsies within eight to 12 days that would indicate what type of gas led to the deaths.
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No conclusive proof has yet emerged that the Kremlin arranged this meeting, and the Russians involved have asserted they were not working for the Putin government.
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Taiwanese legislators even accused China of unleashing the virus as part of a biological warfare campaign, though no conclusive evidence has been found, according to Reuters.
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This result is far from conclusive, but it might support the notion that these issues are not related to dying batteries or end-of-life devices.
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But in the rush to legalize marijuana, we are not taking adequate precautions and lack comprehensive and conclusive scientific evidence about what the impact might be.
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"The answer can only be conclusive if the wreckage is found," he said when asked of they would ever find out what happened on the plane.
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There has been no conclusive link between talc found in makeup and cancer, and the products haven't been scrutinized publicly the way baby powder has been.
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This is certainly more of a "better safe than sorry" tactic than the result of any conclusive findings on the impact of using VR on "growing" eyes.
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Three sources said the government obtained evidence Manafort "had encouraged the Russians to help with the campaign," though two of them told CNN it was not conclusive.
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As internal findings from peer-reviewed research grew more and more conclusive of human-instigated climate change, its public face insisted that climate change research was ambiguous.
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While the science isn't conclusive, some researchers have linked yellow food dye to hyperactivity and behavioral disorders, and some now-outlawed artificial colors even act as carcinogens.
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"Record speculative length threatens to trigger a sharp price fall as unease builds amid the ongoing wait for a conclusive upside breakout," Commerzbank said in a note.
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The church-run investigation, conducted by five lay experts in civil law, finance and canon law, found no "conclusive evidence of sexual misconduct with minors," Lori said.
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But now, another team of researchers in Japan are reporting conclusive evidence of these gamma rays setting off atom-altering reactions like those in a nuclear reactor.
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A search of obituaries in Tennessee newspapers from the beginning of 2016 for 5-year-old boys did not yield conclusive proof confirming or refuting the account.
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Law enforcement officials who investigated the campaign's Kremlin ties last summer said they found no conclusive evidence of a direct link between Trump and the Russian government.
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However, what is conclusive is the damage some of the more extreme proposals intended to address climate change, like cap-and-trade, will have on our economy.
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While the Times' report isn't conclusive due to the small size of the data, scrutiny over pay gaps at Google is unlikely to go away anytime soon.
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There is little conclusive proof that younger people were less likely to vote than older people, but it's not hard to see why that might be true.
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This list is not a conclusive breakdown of every a-list celebrity charity, so, obviously, please don't come for us if your fave didn't make the cut.
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But this story claims they do have at least some information suggesting there was shady communication and coordination afoot (though the story cautions this information isn't "conclusive").
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Still, it's important to note that while the new study strengthens the link between Zika and GBS, scientists say that more evidence is needed to be conclusive.
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Sri Lankan officials believe that small domestic-terrorist cells such as NTJ received outside help from a multinational terrorist organization but has yet to provide conclusive links.
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Studies haven't found any conclusive evidence that doing so will affect the yeast in your vagina, but that doesn't make your favorite pesto taste any less good.
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"It's an intriguing hypothesis that it is a volcano, and it's hard to explain without a volcano, but in my view it's not conclusive," Moore told Gizmodo.
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All of this is conclusive with Chance being left in a crate or kennel in his own urine and feces and in filthy conditions and poor diet.
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In the end, the most conclusive thing we can say is that the protocol is a work in progress, just like virtually everything else about concussion management.
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The history of Senate seat switches in a president's first midterm election is slightly less conclusive and, given the 2018 map, may be less predictive as well.
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Yet while the scientific evidence on burnout treatment is far from conclusive, there's enough research to suggest that some strategies can relieve burnout symptoms — and people's suffering.
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The search for Trump's charitable largesse is far from conclusive given his tax returns remain unreleased, but the results so far suggest he has overstated his magnanimity.
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Late on Thursday John Kirby, a spokesman for the State Department, suggested that Ankara had yet to provide conclusive proof of the YPG's involvement in the attack.
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But it's much more fun to take it as conclusive proof that the NX's controllers will be fully modular — the Project Ara of the video game world.
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Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton said in late November that video from a camera in an ambulance at the scene was "a very brief fragment" and not conclusive.
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None have produced conclusive proof that Oswald, who was shot dead a day after killing Kennedy, worked with anyone else, though they retain a powerful cultural currency.
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The age had been in doubt before in part because of less conclusive tool fragments and questions about whether the river may have churned up the sediments.
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IARC's previous assessment of coffee as "possibly carcinogenic" was updated in June this year, when IARC said it had found "no conclusive evidence for a carcinogenic effect".
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I suspect that he may be targeting another young woman who recently joined the company, though I do not have conclusive evidence that this is the case.
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Although Belgian prosecutors and the police described the Verviers plot as being at an "advanced stage," evidence presented at trial was not conclusive about the exact target.
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"These circumstances, while not necessarily conclusive, at least raise a legitimate question to be considered," said Gonzales, who was attorney general for former President George W. Bush.
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It does not appear that any House Republicans will defect from their party any time soon, as the political implications of impeachment are still far from conclusive.
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Some doctors have claimed that oxygen therapy can decrease or entirely reverse brain damage, though there have been no conclusive answers by medical professionals or the FDA.
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In the United States, officials said there was no conclusive evidence that North Korea was behind the WannaCry ransomware, but that was no reason to be complacent.
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But U.S. and allied intelligence reporting that details any specific instructions the crown prince might have issued about the Khashoggi incident is not conclusive, the sources said.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have what they call conclusive evidence Russia provided hacked material from the Democratic National Committee to WikiLeaks through a third party, three sources said.
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Not that they've ever been conclusive or totally reliable, but recent polls on the heels of the next primary contests show comfortable leads for Trump and Clinton.
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"Global streaming competition is a marathon rather than a sprint, and it's too early to consider the results of these limited datasets to be conclusive," Mitchelson cautioned.
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But a Saudi prince is different from a Supreme Court nominee, and unlike in Justice Kavanaugh's case, there could yet be conclusive evidence of a heinous crime.
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No physical evidence ever connected Mr. Pruett to the killing, and when he finally succeeded in having the murder weapon tested for DNA, nothing conclusive was found.
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So it's not a conclusive argument against moving a speech that the decision didn't come from some rule that was in place before the request was made.
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Although the science is far from conclusive, it has been marketed as a cure-all for problems as varied as anxiety, chronic pain, inflammation and sleep disturbances.
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The most recent was an injury-curtailed appearance at the French Open that stopped short of offering conclusive evidence of Williams's continued competitiveness at an elite level.
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This kind of interim agreement might not be conclusive enough to warrant a Nobel Prize, but it substantially lower the risks of war and of nuclear danger.
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But this was hardly conclusive: Jeff Weaver, a senior adviser to the Sanders campaign, said he had similar numbers from Mr. Sanders's precinct captains showing him ahead.
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For around 30 years, researchers have studied how having children affects a marriage, and the results are conclusive: the relationship between spouses suffers once kids come along.
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BEIJING, Sept 16 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday it was irresponsible to blame anyone for the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities without conclusive facts.
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The FBI released a public statement on its investigation, which indicated investigators had in fact found no conclusive evidence that the explosion was caused by a bomb.
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Several of the witnesses have offered conflicting accounts or interpretations of certain events, making it difficult at times to render a conclusive judgment on who is right.
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And while more research is needed to prove truly conclusive, studies of thousands of startups indicate that having a business plan can boost the odds of success.
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The images were not conclusive, but they revealed another tantalizing phenomenon: thousands of sporelike cells—too many, he thought, to be explained only by a dormant population.
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A recent investigation unearthed conclusive evidence that Lee conspired with others at Samsung to crush unions and unionizing efforts there, in violation of South Korea's labor laws.
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The 2017 review found "substantial evidence" that weed is effective in alleviating chronic pain, and "conclusive evidence" that it can help treat chemotherapy-related nausea and vomiting.
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There's "no conclusive evidence" that e-cigarettes help people stop smoking long-term, said Brian King, deputy director of the C.D.C.'s Office of Smoking and Health.
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During much of the 20th century, psychoanalysis proposed far more conclusive answers than it could support, and today, the same could be said for some incautious neurobiological researchers.
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There still isn't conclusive proof that more football playing means more or worse cases of CTE—the science is still in the stage of identifying correlations, not causation.
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In trying times, please don't speculate as I will myself share with you my story within a week – ten days, when further investigations come with a conclusive diagnosis.
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Or perhaps Kaspersky Lab is just a victim of a new cold war, as there still isn't conclusive, public, evidence of the company's involvement with the Russian government.
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There's no conclusive evidence that it'll make you faster, and learning is a pretty painful process if you need to type with even the slightest sense of urgency.
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That's because there hasn't been enough high-quality research to produce conclusive evidence of the benefits or harms of cannabis for pain or PTSD, the two studies found.
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There are still misconceptions that addiction requires some sort of physical component — for example, physical dependence that causes withdrawal — or that physical dependence is conclusive proof of addiction.
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Authorities have said that German security agencies were first warned about the man by foreign intelligence agencies, but the information provided wasn&apost conclusive enough to act upon.
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But one study is hardly conclusive evidence, and along with small sample size the study is also hindered by relying on self-reporting, which is often highly unreliable.
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The CDC said its own tracking of lead poisoning rates isn't conclusive, citing insufficient data from states and changes in testing patterns that make comparisons over time challenging.
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But these findings are hardly conclusive, given other possible factors or events occurring around the same time of the show's release that might be linked to these suicides.
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A conclusive answer did not come until three decades later, when a major break in a very cold case led to the arrest of Joseph J. DeAngelo, 72.
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Denver-based Newmont Mining Corporation said the company-financed independent investigation into conflicts around South America's largest gold mine had found no conclusive evidence of human rights abuses.
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But that didn't seem conclusive, so I ran Voldarsky's claim past my next interviewee, scientist Tristan Watkins, who has a Ph.D in what cannabinoids do to the brain.
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Because the triggers and intensity of ASMR varies so extremely from person to person, it's so far been difficult to do much conclusive scientific research on the feeling.
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But "the grand jury could not find conclusive evidence that the Bishop McCort administrators were aware of Brother Baker's history or of his sexually abusive conduct," Kane said.
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Caroline: Gabriel is very good at his job, but with all the talk of endings and having enough, I suspect he's not far from his own conclusive moment.
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So Democrats have seen a very slight dip in their generic ballot lead, but it's hard to treat that as conclusive or to attribute it directly to Kavanaugh.
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In the most conclusive of the novel's reversals, he takes in the stranger—and the stranger ends up cooking his native food for Richard, in the host's home.
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"It would take the real Satoshi about five minutes to provide conclusive proof to the entire Bitcoin community, if the real Satoshi wanted to do that," one said.
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When the results of this trial were published, Talan says many in the medical community argued the findings weren't conclusive enough to abandon surgery in favor of antibiotics.
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The ODNI, which oversees the 17 agency-strong U.S. intelligence community, believes there is not conclusive evidence Russia was looking to help Trump, three American officials told Reuters.
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Though the evidence is not conclusive, her lead in four-horse-race polls tends to be slightly smaller than in a one-on-one match-up with Trump.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed skepticism over the Syrian claims Friday, saying he had not heard "anything conclusive" from intelligence or Russia, a key backer of Assad.
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Conclusive evidence shows that delaying treatment in people diagnosed with HIV endangers their health and delays viral suppression, which stops the disease progressing to AIDS and prevents death.
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Anti-slavery Congress members say the CBP is not using the full force of the law, which allows the agency to detain goods on reasonable - not conclusive - grounds.
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In a shocking twist of events, Mashable has discovered conclusive, irrefutable evidence that Donald Trump is, in fact, a member of the Lannister house from Game of Thrones.
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Law enforcement officials said that they did not have conclusive evidence that race played a role in the bombings, but that they were continuing to explore the possibility.
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This new research also reconfirms the long established understanding that there is no conclusive degree to which nature or nurture influence how a gay or lesbian person behaves.
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There honestly isn't enough data amongst living gallery artists to be conclusive, but the preliminary charts I've made of this certainly reveal enough to call it into question.
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But many working in public health note that those studies are far from conclusive, and they say the uncertainty shouldn't be taken as a green light to drink.
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A U.S. official familiar with American intelligence said Iran was a leading candidate for having carried out the attacks but the United States does not have conclusive proof.
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Human rights groups said they were surprised by the Trump administration's assertions, in part because some of the satellite photographs have existed for years and are not conclusive.
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In the meantime, the time we spend on our digital devices will continue to increase, and there's still a need for conclusive research about whether that actually matters.
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Intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) called the evidence as it stands now "conclusive" and said the committee could send its report as early as next week.
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Clinton's supporters argue that voters have as much right to know what the F.B.I. has found in Mr. Trump's case, even if the findings are not yet conclusive.
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Though the use of exclusive malware can be a valuable tool in identifying an attacker, it is not generally considered to be a conclusive single piece of evidence.
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The report was released but it stopped short of reaching conclusive findings against Zuma, recommending that a judicial probe be conducted to make a determination on the allegations.
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There haven't been any conclusive studies about using CBD capsules to treat other issues like pain and inflammation, and most "proof" of its success has been largely anecdotal.
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The push for conclusive evidence comes a day after detectives detained and then released a 14-year-old believed to have wielded the knife that killed Ms. Majors.
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I mean, there's some research that suggests women may be a little less likely to use force in policing, but that research is not conclusive, in my opinion.
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In January, scholars at the National Academy of Sciences determined that there exists "conclusive evidence" that cannabis is effective for the treatment of chronic pain and other diseases.
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The study, published Monday in the journal Molecular Autism, was small and requires further research on a larger number of children to determine whether the results are conclusive.
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Both Dr. Gunter and Dr. Nyirjesy have referenced either of two studies that examined the effectiveness of garlic as a potential vaginal yeast treatment, and neither were conclusive.
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While the science is far from conclusive and studies asking people to remember and quantify how they use products over time are not always accurate, it's still concerning.
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Others noted that Google's algorithm is constantly changing and no single set of results is conclusive proof of the a bias toward or against any specific political viewpoint.
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Absent conclusive proof one way or the other, the authors conservatively propose that at least two different sharks may have scavenged upon this whale, perhaps great white sharks.
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It failed to reach a conclusive verdict on those charges, but instead appointed a "Joint Investigation Team" (JIT), composed of civilian and military officials, to look into the claims.
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But pilot and engineering sources told Reuters the FlightRadar24 data for both flights, while not conclusive, could be a potential indicator of something wrong with the pitot static systems.
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Appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain said evidence was conclusive that Putin sought to influence the election - a point that Trump has refuted.
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There aren't conclusive studies that getting Botox can "train" muscles and actually prevent wrinkles, but some practitioners, including Levy, say there is anecdotal evidence that this is the case.
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City is clearly technically superior to Liverpool: Its position atop the Premier League, where it may be crowned champion as soon as this weekend, is conclusive proof of that.
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In all of those cases, the possession or drug trafficking charges were eventually dropped after police sent the "drug" samples to a state lab that returned more-conclusive results.
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While the yield curve has preceded each of the seven recessions since the 1950s, with only one false positive, it's a fairly small data set to be really conclusive.
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Today, developer Epic teased a crossover event between the two pop culture giants, which will kick off on April 25th, a day before the conclusive Avengers: Endgame hits theaters.
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His return to the ATP Finals on Monday, after missing the 2017 edition because of an elbow injury, offered conclusive proof that the Serb is once again top dog.
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"That's a valuable contribution when we're still struggling to understand the racial dynamics of policing," Stoughton said, but he added that the finding shouldn't necessarily be seen as conclusive.
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But if they look at our article...and look at the distribution of fractured bones around the anvils, and the usage patterns, they'll see we have provided conclusive evidence.
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Strack himself raised questions about the methodology and statistical analysis in an accompanying commentary to the new paper, arguing that the findings should not be deemed conclusive just yet.
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On Monday, a U.S. official familiar with U.S. intelligence had said Iran was a leading candidate for the tanker sabotage but the United States did not have conclusive proof.
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As you might expect, the market for anti-radiation protection has risen up to meet the demands of nervous cell phone users—even if the science isn't very conclusive.
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While stopping short of conclusive findings, it has increased pressure on Zuma by calling for an investigation into whether he, some cabinet members and some state companies acted improperly.
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There is conclusive or substantial evidence that cannabis is effective in treating cancer patients with nausea, adults with chronic pain, and MS patients with spasms, according to the report.
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Although an MRI might reveal some abnormalities in the part of the brain that processes emotions like fear and anxiety, imaging like that is rarely if ever entirely conclusive.
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For years, the United Nations asserted that there was no conclusive proof that peacekeepers were the source of an outbreak of cholera that has killed more than 10,000 people.
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After CT scans suggested she had suffered various telling fractures, the team concluded she fell from high in a tree, but other scientists say the evidence is not conclusive.
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"We know that Syria is in a psychological action toward Manbij, we know they are waving their flags, but there is nothing conclusive or certain," Erdogan told journalists Friday.
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A western official told CNN that it is not conclusive but officials suspect the substance used in the attack was a mixture of chlorine, sarin and possibly other chemicals.
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Spicer insisted that authorities are just beginning to explore the accusation, while simultaneously arguing that there is a conclusive lack of proof of coordination between Trump's associates and Russia.
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A Western official told CNN that it is not conclusive, but officials suspect the substance used in the attack was a mixture of chlorine, sarin and possibly other chemicals.
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Three US officials confirmed this week that the intelligence community had conclusive evidence after the election that Russian cybercriminals provided WikiLeaks with hacked information from the DNC, Reuters reports.
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"There is conclusive evidence," the report stated, "that completely substituting e-cigarettes for combustible tobacco cigarettes reduces users' exposure to numerous toxicants and carcinogens present in combustible tobacco cigarettes."
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People want tapes of things they already believe — conclusive evidence, for example, that Trump is sexist and racist — so that they might prove that they were right all along.
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The evidence comes entirely from testimony from anonymous sources, with little identifiable corroboration, and thus is very far from conclusive (though parts of it have apparently been deemed credible).
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It released a study that said there is conclusive evidence that marijuana helped in the treatment of chronic pain, chemotherapy-induced nausea and muscle spasms related to multiple sclerosis.
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Despite a lack of conclusive evidence that masks prevent transmission of respiratory diseases, some experts have argued that non-medical fabric masks might make a dent in transmission risk.
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On the battlefield in Yemen, where the Saudi-led coalition has been fighting Houthi rebels backed by Iran for more than three years, the day was not as conclusive.
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"I think we've got to let the process work its will, and then when there's a report that comes out conclusive from there, then we'll be able to comment."
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Though the last scene was somewhat ambiguous — and though TV demises aren't as conclusive as they used to be — the actor confirmed that what viewers saw was Chuck's death.
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There is a calm, but the discussions in Moscow were not conclusive and each side must respect the truce because it is essential for the Berlin conference on Sunday.
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The conclusive data is available in the Southern states where voters indicate their race on their voter registration forms, and they point toward a considerable decline in black turnout.
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Besides that, there's not much conclusive research into the benefits (or risks) of CBD, so the jury's out on whether most of the products containing it really do anything.
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Health experts have warned that it may take decades for any diseases possibly caused by e-cigarettes to fully surface and that research on the product is not conclusive.
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That lack of a conclusive finding was manna from heaven for Republicans -- from President Trump on down -- who savaged Warren as even more of a phony than they thought.
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Yet it is hard to imagine a scenario, even in the absence of a conclusive investigation, in which the current staffing pattern is in place for the long term.
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Former Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said in a statement that investigators had "explored every single lead and possibility" but found no conclusive answer to why the plane vanished.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Formula One's governing body suspected Ferrari's engine was not always operating within the rules last year but lacked conclusive evidence, the FIA said on Thursday.
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The news this morning out of Wall Street is by no means conclusive, as stocks could stabilize over the day, but as of right now, things aren't looking great.
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The breakthrough that Cohen's own lawyer secured on his behalf was merely a temporary restraining order against Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, rather than a conclusive victory.
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However, according to Guidone, hysterectomies are not a conclusive way to "cure" women of endometriosis, as lesions remaining in other parts of her body will continue to cause pain.
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Syria's army general command said in a statement that the air strike was "conclusive evidence" of U.S. support for Islamic State, noting that the strike was "dangerous and blatant aggression".
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But now, thanks to a growing number of countries and municipalities opting to serve as lab rats for the idea this year, we may soon see a more conclusive answer.
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As the incident involves the same rare poison and the same vicinity as the Skripals', it's immediately raised suspicions — but so far there is no conclusive evidence linking the incidents.
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Alan Cameron, an economist at frontier markets specialist Exotix, said he did not see the development as a major market event, at least not until there was more conclusive evidence.
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Even though there isn't conclusive information about how extreme smartphone use affects kids' health, the research that exists should give Apple, other tech companies, and consumers serious cause for concern.
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In the words of Justice Joseph Story, in a book of legal commentary from 1833, the judiciary's "interpretation...becomes obligatory and conclusive upon all the departments of the federal government".
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That doesn't stop Dar from telling President-elect Keane (Elizabeth Marvel) that Saul has found "conclusive" evidence, recommending the U.S. institute immediate sanctions on Iran for violating the nuclear deal.
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No conclusive research has been done to show whether CBD — or cannabidiol, the non-psychoactive compound that's derived from either cannabis or hemp plants — can improve fitness performance or recovery.
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Individually, coffee and maté did not have conclusive evidence for any cancer-causing effects when served at cool or warm temperatures, meaning the drinks themselves were not classified as carcinogenic.
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Kurtulmus said Turkey would be sharing its evidence of what happened in the Saudi consulate, per the AP, and that there would be a "conclusive result" of the investigation soon.
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"We have anything but a conclusive regulatory environment," Mbazima said, referring to a situation where the mining industry is challenging the South African government's revised mining charter in the courts.
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Specific extreme event attribution studies need to be carried out before more conclusive links can be made to this summer's heat in Australia, but it fits national and global trends.
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I can't promise that we manage to come to a conclusive answer in the latest episode of Versus, but it's a topic that's at least worthy of a good debate.
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Its management says an internal investigation is ongoing, and that a second, external investigation by Rajah & Tann is still under way and has produced "no conclusive evidence of criminal misconduct".
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NASA's Cassini probe, which has been exploring the Saturn system for 13 years, found hints of the molecule when sniffing out the moon's atmosphere, but its measurements haven't been conclusive.
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"[CNN] reported that anonymous U.S. officials told them that information indicates that associates of the campaign and suspected operatives coordinated, which they admit is not conclusive of anything," Spicer said.
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But in that case, a shaky camera during the fatal shot made the footage difficult to interpret, and juries twice failed to come to a conclusive verdict in separate trials.
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The Hamm court said earlier this month that it considered the plaintiff's claim to be conclusive so far, but it had not yet decided whether to proceed with the case.
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And, according to decades of research investigating the concept, there's no conclusive evidence that even those #blessed few with the most impressive memory abilities have minds that operate like cameras.
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"She was traumatized, I think she probably still is a bit," said Trista, who has undergone a battery of tests without conclusive results as to the cause of the seizure.
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Chief Executive Henry Laas, who was also on the call, said the board has engaged with shareholders but does not have a "conclusive position whether they are supportive or not".
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Sadly, the same is likely to be true of the Trump administration's trade war with China, which is all too likely to drag on for years with no conclusive result.
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Thus, (redacted)'s abuse appears related to his own criminal tendencies and substance abuse, rather than conclusive evidence he targeted the respondent on account of her proposed particular social group.
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US officials have accused Iran of supplying the weapons and claim some evidence indicates a possibility the missiles were fired from Iran itself, though the evidence has not been conclusive.
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A Western official told CNN that the results are not conclusive, but officials suspect the substance used in the attack was a mixture of chlorine, sarin and possibly other chemicals.
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The experts found conclusive evidence for a relatively limited number of conditions, including relief of chronic pain, nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy and muscle spasms associated with multiple sclerosis.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China hopes that the conclusions of any investigation have a basis in conclusive proof and are professional, objective and fair.
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The object in Patient Seventeen's leg had a number of hallmarks of an extraterrestrial object as far as its elemental composition is concerned, but this is far from conclusive evidence.
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Masvidal, the clear winner on the night, even said he would be willing to "run it back" and contest a rematch to satisfy the crowd wanting a more conclusive finish.
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It also shares an honorable refusal to provide conclusive answers to the complicated questions it poses, or to tilt its sympathies heavily toward any one of its four prickly characters.
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The official transcript of the event added dashes to suggest Trump was trying to specify what company Cook is associated with, despite video evidence being conclusive that he just misspoke.
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Though not conclusive, the recordings were problematic enough that prosecutors abruptly dropped the marijuana charge while one of the officers was in the middle of testifying at a pretrial hearing.
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But that's hardly conclusive one way or the other, and we'll obviously have to put it through some proper testing with some more serious applications when it releases next month.
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Chloroquine is used to treat malaria, but there is no conclusive evidence that it is effective against the coronavirus, which the World Health Organization declared a pandemic earlier this month.
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U.S. intelligence agencies told Reuters in May that hackers with connections to the Russian government were involved, but they did not have conclusive evidence that the Kremlin ordered the hacking.
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The science so far is suggestive rather than conclusive, and because of the intense interest in the virus, some claims have been made public before the traditional scientific review process.
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Speaking to the press, an official at the Center for Health Protection in Hong Kong, said that the possibility of human-to-human transmission is low and lacks conclusive evidence.
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"The guy embodied what it meant to be a compassionate leader, and someone who is really conclusive and understood that we have to be a big-tent party," he said.
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