There is simply no conclusive evidence to support this claim.
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There has been scant conclusive evidence of the Odderon's existence.
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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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They might think it requires conclusive evidence of criminal activity.
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There was never conclusive evidence one way or the other.
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However, there's no conclusive evidence of the same link in humans.
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Neither group has presented conclusive evidence to back up their claim.
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But the authorities did not find any conclusive evidence against him.
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In addition, conclusive evidence about how this outbreak started is lacking.
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But there is no conclusive evidence that that happened, the spokeswoman added.
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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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Others have argued there's no conclusive evidence supporting this use of flavors.
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But, he added, if any occurred, conclusive evidence could take decades to surface.
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Trump must have some pretty conclusive evidence to make such a charge, right?
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Its current guidelines find "no conclusive evidence" to recommend a specific carbohydrate limit.
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Mueller found no conclusive evidence of coordination between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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Faith is the belief in something for which there is no conclusive evidence.
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She described the objects as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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There's very little conclusive evidence out there, but there are a few different theories.
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These represent the most preliminary types of research and cannot be considered conclusive evidence.
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A trial with no evidence, or at least no conclusive evidence, yields no discoveries.
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It's the first conclusive evidence for large organic molecules on the surface of Mars.
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Indeed, there is no conclusive evidence that excess dietary sugar per se causes diabetes.
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No conclusive evidence shows that the problems Pierson reported are linked to the crashes.
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While there are promising outcomes from some marijuana studies, conclusive evidence has been elusive.
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" Without missing a beat, Lewandowski said: "I don't know if that qualifies as conclusive evidence.
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Now, a group of geophysicists have published the most conclusive evidence that it was neither.
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So far, there's been no conclusive evidence to suggest the chemicals pose risks to humans.
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I interpret this as suggestive but not conclusive evidence that wealth improves one's mental health.
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And finally, there isn't conclusive evidence that these individuals were, indeed, all with one another.
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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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The FBI also hasn't found conclusive evidence to show that it was done to help Trump.
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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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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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There's no conclusive evidence that dietary supplements prevent chronic disease in the average American, Manson said.
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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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"To date we haven't seen conclusive evidence that shows dropouts have a competitive edge," Dobroski said.
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The new email does not provide any conclusive evidence about why Trump Jr. accepted the meeting.
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However, there remains no conclusive evidence that any of this actually did happen at the meeting.
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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 up until now, scientists hadn't been able to find conclusive evidence that stratospheres on exoplanets exist.
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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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Notably, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation said it found "no conclusive evidence" of a bomb blast.
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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 Investigatory Chamber of the FIFA Ethics Committee has not established conclusive evidence in this regard.
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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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Investigators hoped the secrets in the files that Moscow turned over would provide conclusive evidence of cheating.
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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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Researchers have yet to find conclusive evidence linking mobile phone use to cancer or other health problems.
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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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There's just one problem: There's no conclusive evidence that the treatment behind the so-called "abortion reversal" works.
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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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Even without conclusive evidence, the demand for Bridge's schools is high (at least where political opposition is low).
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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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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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But Wednesday's release of a CDC study in the New England Journal of Medicine provides more conclusive evidence.
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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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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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The law also treats any map showing a road that is "kept" by a library as conclusive evidence.
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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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This reporting has not uncovered conclusive evidence that the Trump Organization or its principals knowingly abetted criminal activity.
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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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And without them, case reports don't offer enough conclusive evidence that it's psychedelics themselves that are relieving symptoms.
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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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Dowd said in a 2002 interview that he believes Rose bet against the Reds, but didn't have conclusive 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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The deaths of her first two sons did spark an investigation, but authorities failed to find conclusive evidence of homicide.
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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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"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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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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In short, there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that the spread of the disease will abate with warmer weather.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 "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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Choosing your baby&aposs first food The AAP hasn&apost found any conclusive evidence that introducing foods in a certain order, like giving vegetables before sweets, makes a big difference.
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That's not conclusive evidence of what they will do on Saturday, but it sure looks better for Kavanaugh's chances than if they had voted against ending debate on the nomination.
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Today, aloe is used in products purporting to treat skin burns and cold sores, as well as constipation, although there's no conclusive evidence aloe vera helps for most of these things.
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Particle colliders and detectors buried deep underground have failed to find conclusive evidence of any dark matter candidates, the most popular of which are called WIMPS, or Weakly-Interacting Massive Particles.
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The U.S. intelligence officials conceded that they had based their views on deductive reasoning and not conclusive evidence, but suggested Russia's aim probably was much broader than simply undermining Clinton's campaign.
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The documents, Netanyahu said, provide conclusive evidence that the goal of Iran's nuclear program was to obtain a weapon, contrary to statements from Iranian officials saying the nuclear program was peaceful.
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There's no conclusive evidence that AirPods or other Bluetooth headsets are dangerous There's really no evidence that radio-frequency (RF) radiation can cause brain cancer or noncancerous brain tumors in people.
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The pages had in recent years reached near mythic status, with many people coming to believe that they might reveal conclusive evidence of a link between Saudi Arabia and the attackers.
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The case of the "so-called 'lawyers'" had been a crackdown on a major criminal gang for seriously disturbing social order, and the criminal facts were "clear with conclusive evidence", it said.
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Another Arab opposition group, the Ahwaz National Resistance, and the Islamic State militant group both claimed responsibility for the parade attack, though neither has provided conclusive evidence to back up their claim.
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And though there is not yet conclusive evidence the FBI email bombshell is directly wounding Clinton, it's clear that the race nationally and in battleground states is narrowing as Election Day approaches.
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" The operation found "pretty conclusive evidence of the existence in Belize of cells organized directly by the Fuerzas Armadas Rebeldes ("Rebel Armed Forces," or FAR), one of the principal Guatemalan guerrilla organizations.
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Police chief Kerr Putney said that he wouldn't release the tape as not to jeopardize the ongoing investigation, saying it does not present conclusive evidence that Scott pointed a gun at police.
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But LetsRun's forums uncovered what they believed to be conclusive evidence that Rossi cut the course in his qualifying race, and that he should have never been allowed to run in Boston.
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By the end of the 2013 field season, DePalma was convinced that the site had been created by an impact flood, but he lacked conclusive evidence that it was the KT impact.
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Let's ask ourselves the following questions: I can't provide conclusive evidence about GRU's motive and intent, but NotPetya's mechanisms of action and makeup really shaped the narratives and outcomes in Russia's favor.
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The second question is whether, in spite of all the conclusive evidence, Republicans will retreat to the claim that the actions by Trump do not rise to the level of impeachable offenses.
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Some investigations show that many Australians believe the climate change is the reason of bushfire, Morrison, Australia prime minister doesn't think so, saying there is no conclusive evidence linking the two parts.
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There's no conclusive evidence that it's possible to "reverse" a medication-induced abortion, but six states have laws on the books that require abortion providers suggest it might be an option anyway.
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But the documents, Netanyahu said, provide conclusive evidence that the goal of Iran's nuclear program was to obtain a weapon, contrary to statements from Iranian officials saying the nuclear program was peaceful.
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The reports documented conclusive evidence that the burning of fossil fuels is heating the atmosphere, leading to record wildfires in California, crop failures in the Midwest and crumbling infrastructure in the South.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists say they have conclusive evidence that changes to a gene called SETD1A can dramatically raise the risk of developing schizophrenia - a finding that should help the search for new treatments.
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Last week, the United States presented for the first time pieces of what it said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Houthis, describing them as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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Last week, the United States presented for the first time pieces of what it said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Houthis, describing them as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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Thomas Reed, director of Mac and Mobile at Malwarebytes, the same software used to scan Filler's computer, confirmed the detections but said there was no conclusive evidence to show the malware was functional.
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Last week the United States presented for the first time pieces of what it said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Houthis, describing it as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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"Our findings provide conclusive evidence for gay men that the risk of HIV transmission with suppressive ART is zero," said Alison Rodger, a professor at University College London who co-led the research.
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Therefore, if there is knowledge or conclusive evidence that the ball played from the putting green accidentally hit a person, animal or movable obstruction on the putting green, the stroke does not count.
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In a statement, the American Dental Association said, "We welcome this and further scientific study of the issue to see if the findings can be replicated with methods that demonstrate more conclusive evidence."
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Some studies have shown that cannabis consumption can affect response times and motor performance; however, research remains limited and there isn't conclusive evidence of how cannabis affects people and how to classify impairment.
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Recent U.S. Senate races that pitted a Democratic woman against a Republican man don't provide conclusive evidence one way or another as to whether there is a sexist equivalent of the Bradley Effect.
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Individual case studies have their own limitations — no scientist would say that they have conclusive evidence from only one data point — but granular detail on single cases helps them understand how infections unfold.
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But even if it isn't conclusive evidence of a shakedown, such a tape of the conversation is likely to show that Mr. Trump, like Mr. Nixon, used his presidential powers against political opponents.
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He's betting that disarming the FARC will be felt as a dramatic improvement in the everyday lives of Colombians, the sort of conclusive evidence that can convince skeptics of the benefits of peace.
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It rests on a pair a law review articles that can fairly be read to indicate that Menashi has deeply radical views, but that also do not provide conclusive evidence of those views.
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That's because even among people who are not pregnant, there isn't conclusive evidence that the most common treatment for apnea can reduce the risk of developing hypertension or diabetes, Facco said by email.
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It is likely to focus on whether there is conclusive evidence that the President withheld nearly $400 million in military aid to a nation effectively at war with Russia in a quid pro quo.
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In the best-supported category, the team reports conclusive evidence that completely switching to e-cigarettes can cut down on a smoker's exposure to the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in regular cigarettes.
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Earlier this week a video created by the League of the South, "Conclusive evidence that DeAndre Harris ATTACKED protesters," was the top result for a search on "DeAndre Harris" on both Google and YouTube.
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The United States on Thursday presented for the first time pieces of what it said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Iran-aligned Houthis, describing it as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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There is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer, the World Health Organization's cancer agency will say as it downgrades its warning, but it will also say all "very hot" drinks are probably carcinogenic.
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The two officials and four others familiar with intelligence agency findings acknowledged that they have not found conclusive evidence that the Kremlin ordered Russian intelligence agencies to do the hacking, or that they directed it.
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But as scholars and conspiracy theorists have combed through the files, they have not yet reported discovering conclusive evidence that definitively changes the previous understanding of the assassination or the weeks and months surrounding it.
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It now says its latest review found "no conclusive evidence for a carcinogenic effect" of coffee drinking and pointed to some studies showing coffee may actually reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancer.
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The case of the "so-called 'lawyers'" had been a crackdown on a major criminal gang for seriously disturbing social order, and the criminal facts were "clear with conclusive evidence," it said in a statement.
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Bento also said that physical tests were carried out too late to provide any conclusive evidence but that when it came to sexual assault, the victim's word carried more weight than that of the suspects.
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If discovered in an experiment, it would provide conclusive evidence of a whole new class of exotic particles called tetraquarks, which exist outside the established expectations of the behavior of the proton sub-parts called quarks.
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A 2017 research review report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine showed there was conclusive evidence that certain oral cannabinoids were effective in preventing and treating adults with chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.
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By pushing the lie that there isn't conclusive evidence human activity is the dominant cause o global warming, Pruitt is subtly pushing against the endangerment finding, which conservative groups would like to do away with entirely.
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Unclear. While clearing the room made Mr. Trump look furtive, the report said the investigation failed to gather conclusive evidence that the president had any personal stake in the outcome of an investigation into Mr. Flynn.
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In 2013, that director, who has since died, did report allegations of Dr. Tyndall making racist comments, but an investigation did not find "conclusive evidence of a policy violation," according to a summary from university officials.
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" An expert committee of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine reported last year that there is "conclusive evidence that in addition to nicotine, most e-cigarette products contain and emit numerous potentially toxic substances.
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Yet despite the initially promising results from both the RIKEN and Dubna-Livermore groups, it would be years before either was able to successfully demonstrate conclusive evidence for element 2119's existence with a proper decay chain.
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But investigators quickly found conclusive evidence that the blast was caused by explosives in his room, according to the police file, including the remains of two 6-volt batteries, an electric blasting cap and a circuit board.
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"When I see my wife fighting for her life with a gunshot wound to her chest, and my daughter was also shot, it's pretty conclusive evidence that it did happen," survivors' relative Stephen Melanson told the Guardian.
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The Atlantic just reported that in January 1974, the House Republican leader, John Jacob Rhodes, asked the fourth-ranking House Republican, Barber Conable, about the possibility of turning on Nixon if conclusive evidence of his guilt surfaced.
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"To date, after a significant amount of work on the part of our forensic accountants and legal advisors, there has been no conclusive evidence of any wrongdoing," Chairman Steve Lucas said, adding that the review was ongoing.
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Thanks to our culture's squeamishness around sex, there's a dearth of quality research around the effects of porn; anyone claiming to have conclusive evidence of anything is likely relying more on a gut feeling than any scientific method.
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It's not conclusive evidence, but it is consistent with the idea that these many-consonant patterns are something English speakers have come to associate with profanity in general, so it shows up when they are creating invented languages.
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He presented what he said was conclusive evidence that Iran lied about its desire to obtain a nuclear weapon in the early 85033s, then hid the evidence so it has the ability to one day restart the program.
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"To be clear, while VA is still currently investigating these hacking allegations, we have thus far found no credible or conclusive evidence of a compromise to our email system or a user's account," Cashour added in the statement.
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But without the disclosure of more information from the companies, social scientists said, neither of the findings disclosed this week will provide conclusive evidence of a deliberate Kremlin campaign to influence the Brexit vote or other British elections.
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House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff WASHINGTON — After two weeks of public hearings, the House Intelligence Committee announced Monday that it has conclusive evidence against President Donald Trump and is entering the next phase of the impeachment inquiry.
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Multiple expert health organizations echo this somewhat nuanced sentiment: there is no conclusive evidence for a link between EMF radiation and cancer, but since it's a difficult thing to determine, concerned people can take precautions, if they want.
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Ambrosie's predecessor, Jeffrey Orridge, was criticized last year for saying, despite a growing consensus among scientists, that there was no conclusive evidence that repeated head hits were linked to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., a degenerative brain disease.
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While many employers insist that drug testing keeps the workplace safe and ensures a productive and stable work environment, there is no conclusive evidence that it's necessary for all jobs or that it lowers risks or reduces drug use.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. intelligence agencies obtained what they considered to be conclusive evidence after the November election that Russia provided hacked material from the Democratic National Committee to WikiLeaks through a third party, three U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
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A 2014 review in the journal PLOS One found "no conclusive evidence" of any health effects from wind turbines, aside from reports of people being woken up by turbines that average 35 decibels, just above a whisper in intensity.
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LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - There is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer, the World Health Organization's cancer agency will say as it downgrades its warning, but it will also say all "very hot" drinks are probably carcinogenic.
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But it is likely that the President's defenders will use the redacted documents to stick to their consistent line that the special counsel has still yet to offer any conclusive evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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The main argument from skeptics is that the FBI never published conclusive evidence linking North Korea to the attack, and the little data that has come out could have been faked by other hackers trying to blame North Korea.
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However, in prior episodes of weak PMI outcomes, it's difficult to see conclusive evidence that this has resulted in a boost to iron ore imports in anticipation of stimulus spending, despite this view being widely promulgated among market participants.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There is no conclusive evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer, the World Health Organization's cancer agency said on Wednesday in a reverse of its previous warning, but it also said all "very hot" drinks are probably carcinogenic.
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WASHINGTON — Pressure mounted on Sunday for a broader congressional investigation of Russian cyberattacks aimed at influencing the American election, even as a top aide to President-elect Donald J. Trump said there was no conclusive evidence of foreign interference.
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Investment in broadband networks may have fallen, as critics of the strict net-neutrality rules predicted, but such swings are common in the telecoms industry and there is no conclusive evidence that net neutrality is to blame for the fall.
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"We have no conclusive evidence that links these operations to a particular Russian government agency; however, there is clear overlap between our evidence and that presented by numerous industry and government reports concerning Russian-affiliated threat actors," the organisation said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday presented for the first time pieces of what it said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Iran-aligned Houthi militia in Yemen, describing it as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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While the latest investigation uncovered no conclusive evidence linking the spyware-laden messages to the Mexican government, the research pointed to "circumstantial evidence" of this — including the fact that the targets were working on domestic issues of concern to the government.
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The committee found conclusive evidence that drinking or injecting e-liquids can be fatal, that exposure to the skin or eyes can cause seizures and other serious problems, and that e-cigarette devices can explode and cause burns and other injuries.
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There was a lengthy Video Assistant Referee review to see whether Nigeria's captain Desire Oparanozie might have brushed the ball with her hand as she headed to the goal but there was no conclusive evidence to rule out the goal.
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Grossman said that while the Justice Department does not consider red notices sufficient basis for an arrest, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has used red notices as "conclusive evidence of criminality," which can lead to asylum seekers being detained by ICE.
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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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Three American officials told Reuters that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) did not endorse the CIA analysis because of a lack of conclusive evidence that Moscow was trying to assist Trump at the expense of Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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Moukarzel sent me more studies, and noted that the ceramide recommendation based on the 10-person study had been removed from their recommendations after his scientists dug in "a little deeper" and "found that there's no conclusive evidence" that it would work.
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But Germany has — like the British — seen little conclusive evidence to show that Beijing is behind the scenes pulling the strings — only that the company could be compelled to spy in the future once use of the technology has been firmly established.
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There's also no conclusive evidence yet that people can transmit the novel coronavirus before symptoms appear (Barnard said that none of the students under quarantine there have the common symptoms of the new virus, which include fever, cough, and shortness of breath.)
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Dell would not say how many accounts were affected, telling CNET, "Since this is a voluntary disclosure, and there is no conclusive evidence that customer account information was extracted, it would be imprudent to publish potential numbers when there may be none."
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In 1995, researchers studied the correlation between body aches and the influence of weather in 558 chronic-pain patients, finding that while the majority of those people believed changes in weather affected their pain, there was no conclusive evidence to suggest a correlation.
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To back the position, Biden's campaign pointed to a 2017 study by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, which found conclusive evidence that marijuana can be used medicinally to reduce pain or chemotherapy-induced nausea, but there are risks too.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 14 (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday presented for the first time pieces of what it said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Iran-aligned Houthi militia in Yemen, describing it as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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"We don't find conclusive evidence that sustainable investors underperform or outperform regular investors for similar types of investments," Evan Papageorgiou, an author of the research, and deputy division chief in the Monetary and Capital Markets Department of the IMF, told CNBC Wednesday.
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" The FBI agent who prepared the affidavit noted that Danely was cooperating with investigators and that the investigation "to date has not produced any conclusive evidence that Danely aided Paddock, had foreknowledge of his plans, or has been deceptive with law enforcement.
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"The extensive scientific data we've evaluated about kratom provides conclusive evidence that compounds contained in kratom are opioids and are expected to have similar addictive effects as well as risks of abuse, overdose and, in some cases, death," Gottlieb said in a statement.
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Conclusive evidence that Iran's aircraft is the principal conduit for Tehran's weapons and military personnel airlift in support of Assad's war of extermination against his own people emerged recently, as Boeing representatives were in Tehran to finalize a $16.6 billion aircraft deal with Iran Air.
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The alcohol study is overseen by the N.I.H.'s National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and was expected to provide conclusive evidence regarding longstanding questions about whether moderate daily alcohol consumption reduces the risk of heart disease, as well as diabetes and cognitive impairment.
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" The FBI agent who prepared the October 7 affidavit noted that Danley was cooperating with investigators and that the investigation "to date has not produced any conclusive evidence that Danley aided Paddock, had foreknowledge of his plans, or has been deceptive with law enforcement.
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Charles H. Cleveland, a spokesman for the American-led NATO mission, insisted that the military command had seen no conclusive evidence that civilians were killed in the airstrikes, but said that "a formal review to determine the credibility of the claims" had been opened.
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Authors behind the study published in JAMA Psychiatry in May acknowledged that because there isn't conclusive evidence that people who died from suicide during the study period watched 13 Reasons Why, it "does not provide definitive proof" that 143 Reasons Why is associated with harmful outcomes.
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The agency said Saudi Arabia also welcomed the U.S. position announced by Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, who presented pieces of what she said were Iranian weapons supplied to the Iran-aligned Houthi and described them as conclusive evidence that Tehran was violating U.N. resolutions.
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While there's no conclusive evidence as of yet that SeaGlass is effective, the researchers believe they may have detected at least two Stingray devices in use, the first near SeaTac airport and the other near the Seattle offices of the US Customs and Immigration Service (ICE).
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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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Even in that 60 Minutes interview that is pasted across the internet as conclusive evidence of Soros's Nazi ties, Soros says that he was "only a spectator" to the confiscation of property (though he does say initially that he did help but seems confused by the question).
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Dr. Heard told the Denver Channel in December that he had a theory that those who use marijuana heavily may "have changes in the receptors in their body, and those receptors become disregulated in some way, and it starts causing pain," but there is yet to be conclusive evidence.
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"If scientists exercise 'professional propriety' about environmental problems by remaining silent about them because they lack conclusive evidence, their silence will often be misconstrued by political leaders: absence of evidence about a problem can be taken to mean evidence of absence of a problem," Dr. Myers wrote in 1992.
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With the backing of what he said were wealthy men, he tried to find conclusive evidence of Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch in America's Pacific Northwest, "I was in it full time, seven days a week," Byrne said of his earlier Bigfoot hunts, which last were funded in the 230s.
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"The National Institute of Environmental and Health Sciences concluded in July that after examining available studies, it didn't see evidence justifying a health hazard, noting that no conclusive evidence connected mountaintop mining with health effects and that studies often failed to account for extraneous health and lifestyle effects," he said.
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"There's actually conclusive evidence that shows that the neurologic structures in a fetus aren't completely laid down and working yet until much further along in pregnancy, we think even the third trimester," said Jennifer Conti, a clinical assistant professor and OB-GYN at Stanford University and a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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As the families of the crash victims and Lufthansa's Chief Executive Carsten Spohr paid their respects at the crash site in France on Friday, the pilot's father and an aviation journalist he hired to help sift through investigators' files said there was no conclusive evidence dispelling his doubts over what had happened.
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After reviewing what some US officials have claimed to be conclusive evidence that Russia was not only behind the hacks but gave damaging information on Hillary Clinton to WikiLeaks via a third party, the president-elect remained firm on his stance that the hacks did not influence the election in his favor.
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However, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has said intelligence agencies did not find conclusive evidence that the crown prince directed the murder.
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"While this is by no means conclusive evidence that the consumer is wavering (after all, the upward revisions reduce the impact of September's declines), it nonetheless reinforces our ongoing concern that a spending retrenchment will ultimately trigger a more durable slowdown," wrote Ian Lyngen, head of rates research at BMO Capital Markets.
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"In light of the WBC's own finding and of UKAD's withdrawal of the claim against Mr. Whyte, the WBC has closed its internal investigation," the WBC said in a statement here The WBC said it found no sufficient or conclusive evidence that Whyte intentionally took a banned substance with the aim of enhancing his performance.
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Conclusive evidence on whether bivalves, or even crustaceans, for that matter, feel pain, has yet to surface, but for starters, they "do not have a brain," Juusola says, demonstrating with his fingers that when a scallop opens and closes, that's a reaction due to a nervous system, not their nervous system calling out pain or danger.
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But it was taken as a deeply troubling sign among drug policy experts who believe the F.D.A. has been far too influenced by patient advocates and drug companies, and has allowed the delicate balance in drug approvals to tilt toward speedy decisions based on preliminary data and away from more conclusive evidence of effectiveness and safety.
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While Congress has failed to pass gun control bills in the aftermath of these high-profile tragedies, it has been quick to fund efforts to place more officers on primary, middle, and high school campuses, even though there is no conclusive evidence showing that these armed men and women bring more good than harm to the students under their watch.
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"With so much scrutiny and ongoing investigations into the Russian involvement in the 2016 Presidential election, it would be more prudent to allow the investigation reports to be finalized and sent to the Congress and the President with conclusive evidence of what may have occurred before assuming what a proper solution might be," Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson wrote.
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CrowdStrike was unable to find conclusive evidence of the app being used to directly target the D-30 Howitzers, but it did cite open-source data that shows that in the last two years — the period the malicious version of the app was available — the Ukrainian military lost 80 percent of its D-30 Howitzers, the highest percentage of loss of artillery pieces in Ukraine's arsenal.
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While we will not know the full facts of this case until the Inspector General's report is released, and McCabe should be presumed innocent until we are presented with conclusive evidence to the contrary, I suspect OPR weighed the following question: Is it right for the FBI to insist that field agents remain pure and unimpeachable while holding its deputy director, the FBI's highest-ranking special agent, to a lower standard?
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