"The evidence has been examined and re-examined multiple times," she says.
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We're not getting into whether or not you corroborated, contradicted, examined, cross-examined.
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Every aspect of Jacko's life has been examined, re-examined, and highly contested.
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They examined more than 10,000 studies, most of which examined marijuana, not CBD.
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We examined me, examined Major, and gave him a full physical and his vitamin K shot.
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Republicans and Democrats on the panel examined and cross-examined the group -- picking over their answers repeatedly.
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Investigators examined over 260,28 clues In the preliminary investigation, judicial police examined more than 1,200 clues and heard testimony from around 100 people.
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The university's Title IX office — which investigates accusations of harassment and relationship violence — examined Mumphery's text messages and talked to friends and a nurse who examined the woman.
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The only brains that have been examined for the disease are those of players, like Stabler, who chose to have their brains examined because they suspected something was wrong.
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"Only a few human epidemiologic studies have examined the health effects of siloxanes," Zota says.) One cyclosiloxane, decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5), had the highest concentration of any chemical Helm's team examined.
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Panels like "Black and Queer in Pop Culture" examined the absence of Black queer characters, while "Afrofuturism: Black to the Future!" examined the opportunities available to creators of color in Hollywood.
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Despite the introduction of penalties against teams that keep players in the game after a head hit when they ought to be examined, Newton was never taken off the field and examined.
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Miller's body was examined by local doctor Ruth Esther Rosario before being transported to the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) in Santiago de Los Caballeros to be further examined, Dominican Today reports.
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One, Representative Jason Lewis, was examined for a possible concussion.
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The girl examined the charger and found a camera inside.
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" McCulloch: "That whole video was examined early on in this.
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In every single home they examined, they found extra residents.
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The ruling is currently being examined by the Supreme Court.
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Paramedics examined the customer to confirm there were no injuries.
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We've examined the interior, and there's nothing on the interior.
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ESPN subsequently reported Gronkowski had his knee examined in Boston.
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She examined voters' behaviour in 23 countries over 40 years.
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She sought out people whose examined minds gave off sparks.
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But, until now, no one has examined the matter scientifically.
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The judge closely examined each terrier dog on a podium.
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Sanchez will be examined by a specialist in Kansas City.
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A bomb squad examined the truck, but found no explosives.
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The Coast Guard quickly met him and examined the letter.
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She has been examined by medical professionals and is well.
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It is unknown what companies or activities are being examined.
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Overall, the researchers examined the records of nearly 11,113 children.
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First, we examined my teeth to find the best shade.
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In March, Sports Illustrated examined Simpson's chances of getting parole.
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Researchers examined data 296,214 infants born from 22019 to 2015.
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"The material can only be examined in confidence," Yin said.
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Naratil said UBS has examined its sales goals and bonuses.
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Very few studies have examined children's science achievement across time.
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These images showed materials never examined by the Apollo missions.
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What they found were increases in nearly every category examined.
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The impact of the acquisition was being examined, it said.
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"All large institutions should be scrutinised or examined," Bezos said.
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CityRealty examined sales registrations from the city's Department of Finance.
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Our committee examined other important issues facing tribal leaders today.
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The Trumps don't have the luxury of not being examined.
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At least two other options were examined, the officials said.
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I looked around my room and then examined the hallway.
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The Office of Inspector General recently examined this carryover scheme.
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In the current study, researchers examined data on 657,461 children.
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He will be examined in Baltimore and undergo further testing.
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Responsible doctors do not treat patients they have not examined.
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The differences are starker when examined at the state level.
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Some were examined for physical effects of their close encounters.
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By comparison, 51% of the rifle listings we examined qualified.
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And the US examined sabotaging airplane parts heading to Cuba.
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Sharro examined the cases of gold jewelry and ivory carvings.
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While they examined the scene, gunmen fired, hitting Mr. Andrés.
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Deputies examined the package and transferred it to federal authorities.
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Insider examined the sugar content in 24 popular Halloween candies.
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The two currencies I examined were priced in the pennies.
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We examined Hall's strange decision making in Waiting for Uriah.
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The first scenario examined partial repeal without a replacement plan.
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Public opinion is complex and must be examined as such.
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Researchers examined data on 3,730 petroleum industry workers in China.
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Though this audit only examined the current functioning of Streams.
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One report from that period examined 214 children with trich.
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I don't know if he has examined her or anything.
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"It is certainly something that should be examined," he said.
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All of those things are examined, and we do tests.
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In 2015, Owen examined Leonard using fMRI and EEG scans.
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We examined government records and interviewed current and former officials.
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This year, nearly all of the 20173 banks examined passed.
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Darnold was cleared to return after having the injury examined.
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For some patients, the doctor examined them without saying much.
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I examined their performances across games, from beginning to end.
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"He should have gotten medically examined," Mr. Lengua Balbi said.
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These trips are being examined by the agency's inspector general.
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The analysts examined businesses across the media and communication sector.
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Our senior economics correspondent examined the three most likely possibilities.
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I stepped outside the room while Luton examined her patient.
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He meticulously examined the White House carpets, old and new.
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She said she was examined by Dr. Tyndall in 1993.
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An additional 889 cases examined did not show any symptoms.
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His eyes softened adoringly as he examined the bike's workmanship.
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Siatta examined the wound and knew it needed medical attention.
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The doctor who examined her that day called the police.
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Doctors examined her and determined that her eyes were fine.
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A recent Harvard study examined how biases change over time.
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He's such a consistent punk, and it's never examined why.
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The panel's suggestions now will be examined further, he said.
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The 85033 report examined cases around the same time period.
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In the study, researchers examined data from over 12,26 Americans.
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She examined the baby's face, an abbreviation of her own.
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It examined the earnings of thousands of business school graduates.
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She was examined by a doctor and given H.I.V. medications.
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We examined the state of the economy under Mr. Trump.
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Studies examined the risk of cardiac arrest, not heart attacks.
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Their behavior was examined to see if they wasted food.
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Subjects were examined for side effects after inhaling the gas.
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The information Reuters examined came to light this past summer.
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The company said it had examined research on bot activity during the vote, and though many accounts it examined were sending spam, the company said it couldn't find a link to Russian misinformation programs.
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The study examined visits to emergency departments in 113 hospitals nationwide.
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At 88, she was examined with nonchalance and covered back up.
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The incident is now being examined by local and federal investigators.
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The group examined data collected in the National Health Interview Survey.
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This year's PISA report also examined gender differences in science education.
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Next we examined attitudes toward government spending, with the same controls.
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The wing part found in Tanzania is being examined in Australia.
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Eventually, after 90 weeks, they killed and examined the remaining animals.
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China's border forces acted professionally and responsibly, and examined the equipment.
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He also had a portable phone which is now being examined.
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Previous studies of racial wage gaps only examined those in work.
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The plan will be examined by the bank's board on Feb.
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When the past is re-examined, how should it be judged?
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The researchers also examined carotid artery thickness, a measure of atherosclerosis.
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She was grilled, cross-examined, attacked, undermined, disrespected, and ultimately ignored.
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Fact-checkers examined it and were satisfied that it was authentic.
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The investigation examined an AI system used in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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The authors examined cores drilled through the reef in different places.
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He returned to Seattle and will be examined by team doctors.
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Dr. Monahan wrote that Mr. Sanders was last examined on Nov.
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"Further efficiency improving measures at Npower are being examined," Innogy said.
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"Required technical documentation will be examined," it said in a statement.
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Sidik examined a red grouper he'd caught earlier on his boat.
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But scientists at MAST examined its data to study red dwarfs.
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Gonzalez walked off after having his left collarbone/shoulder area examined.
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It's a politicized term that, once examined, means next to nothing.
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So I think we examined that idea throughout the entire album.
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He was examined by doctors and sustained a number of injuries.
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The Times examined Mr. Desormeau's career in an article in October.
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The study also examined computer use, social activities, and playing games.
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And no one examined why Democratic Buchanan County had become Republican.
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The report examined storefronts in Boston, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Wichita, Kan.
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The dog's remains are being examined at a lab, says Mitchell.
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Is it time we examined our expectations of them as educators?
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Though insightful, there were a few glaring omissions from the examined.
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Six of the 14 players had their brains examined after death.
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A West Virginia hospital pediatrician who examined the child on Aug.
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In total, Pew examined 389 posts from Facebook and 714 tweets.
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Hirano had not previously examined Gard in person until this week.
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In his research, Madigan has examined the way perfectionism impacts athletes.
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He was examined by a doctor and received a cortisone injection.
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The Axios analysis examined politicians' and news outlets' tweets from Dec.
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But the study also examined how labor costs fall on employers.
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Similar funds examined by Reuters charged 65 to 95 basis points.
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Each asylum process is an individual process which is examined individually.
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They then examined the babies when they were a year old.
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The crash remains unexplained, though earlier security threats are being examined.
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Terry Collins said Cespedes would be examined Monday in New York.
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The report added that the operation is being examined by Citi.
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Large whales examined after they die are often filled with plastic.
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Instead, it examined a larger pool of shootings, including nonfatal ones.
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As Jones's team vetted the data, they examined various possible explanations.
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If they had examined Newcastle, officials might have seen red flags.
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And yet when the doctor examined him, he seemed well enough.
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Mathematica only examined the impact of the House bill's eligibility hikes.
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Cramer examined them all and gave his final take for homegamers.
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They never collected or examined them for DNA or skin cells.
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The heart disease effect has been examined by scientist after scientist.
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An A.S.P.C.A. vet examined the rabbits, and her findings were disturbing.
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More wind and solar projects were currently being examined, it added.
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Researchers examined 403,236,777 births that took place between 2003 and 2014.
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He will be examined again by orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews.
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He examined the risks of alternative approaches to the China problem.
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A spokesperson from the prison authority said that Rajab was examined.
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CityRealty examined sales registrations from New York City's Department of Finance.
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The Jasons examined the supporting research conducted by government-backed scientists.
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It's time we all examined ourselves for symptoms of Mueller addiction.
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Pruitt said on Monday the waiver is still being re-examined.
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But examined individually, none of Schilling's opinions qualify as particularly novel.
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Critics will rightly point out that I have not examined Clinton.
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He asked them to lift their veils and examined their faces.
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After investigators searched Bricker's home, they forensically examined his mobile phone.
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The newly discovered debris was sent to Malaysia to be examined.
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But according to Historic Seattle, no one examined the building's interior.
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Caligiuri and Steffey were among the others questioned and cross-examined.
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Three times her blood was examined for any signs of malaria.
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It preserves critical data sure to be examined by future generations.
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Others cross-examined Dr. Sichel and the school board's nine members.
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She went to Akron General to have the bite mark examined.
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Patton carefully examined the smooth, curved upper surface of the diaphragm.
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Literary scholars have examined Welty's writing, symbolism, and yes, her cakes.
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The researchers examined the men when they were 20 years old.
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Mr. Franken asked to be examined by the Senate Ethics Committee.
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Researchers examined data from 144,000 adults in Norway and the Netherlands.
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Our video team examined the evolution of the Trump-Cohen relationship.
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In essence, CARB examined the balance between cumulative supply and demand.
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But Space Miami's darkest corners have yet to be safely examined.
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Certain material is also examined by humans as a final check.
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But the three species examined in this study lacked such structures.
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The Warrens were two of several investigators who examined the house.
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On Madre's top floor, the process of uncovering Pompeii is examined.
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It set the rules, examined their books and insured their accounts.
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He has examined the ways singing improves physiological and mental health.
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The current study examined data on 221,379 patients who had PCI.
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Trevor Noah examined the details of Republicans' proposed new tax policy.
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The Judiciary Committee examined the proposals at a hearing last month.
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We examined how his billions created an unmatched empire of influence.
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It proved even stranger when the researchers examined the cell's interior.
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Researchers examined how conversations between two people were influenced by cellphones.
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I examined the uploader's YouTube, Google Plus, Twitter and Facebook profiles.
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She was examined by a nurse and sent back to class.
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But most such studies have examined a range of lifestyle issues.
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Thompson is headed back to the locker room to be examined.
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Rhonda and Tucker have been examined, but no cause is found.
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The lobbyist also questioned how thoroughly the campaign examined the policy.
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We examined the probable effects when the idea surfaced in April.
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Nothing has been more examined and looked at than my emails.
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"All possible versions of what occurred must be examined," he said.
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Those banks, as well as lawyers and auditors, have examined HNA.
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Your relationship to eating animals should be robustly discussed and examined.
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Tree lights should be examined for frayed wires and damaged plugs.
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In 2005, the Supreme Court examined this issue in Gonzales v.
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But when the researchers examined individual outcomes, the variations were staggering.
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The audit examined information dating back to 2011, the office said.
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Researchers examined national health registry data for evidence of heart disease.
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Peering into a microscope, he examined a fresh batch of albopictus .
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But the possibility needs to be examined to be avoided. 22012.
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"This is being examined," the spokeswoman told a regular news conference.
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It is unclear which transactions by the banks are being examined.
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Investigators examined bloodstain evidence on the street where Mr. Brown died.
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Officials took him to a local hospital first to be examined.
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The next day, the koala is examined and treated for burns.
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Researchers examined results in 96,486 surgeries in a Veterans Affairs database.
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First, Cramer examined the trajectory of the biggest U.S. steelmaker, Nucor.
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MORE would have examined why Iran needs nuclear power at all.
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Like all movies, "Titanic," for example, was examined by the censors.
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This video, originally published in October, examined disenfranchisement in the state.
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Ms. Stockton closely examined the Pizzaiolo's size, practicality and price point.
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Below are those 10 episodes Mueller examined in the obstruction section.
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That means the bigger incentives driving hyped science haven't been examined.
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Duo examined what is known as firmware in the Mac computers.
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The study examined changes in life expectancy between 2000 and 2015.
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"Competition is the least examined motivation in American journalism," Baquet said.
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The U.S. State Department report examined attacks on minorities during 2018.
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The agency called for the role of the NGOs to be examined.
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In July 2013, a team of scientists examined 64 wild Alaskan salmon.
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It is time for the prosecutor to himself be publicly cross-examined.
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We also examined whether those studies agree or disagree in their verdicts.
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Our research examined 51 minimum wage increases since 2004 in 45 states.
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The issue is now being examined by the Justice Department inspector general.
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CNN examined nearly 1,700 solo press secretary briefings dating back to 2001.
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Don't ignore your more complicated emotions today—they're begging to be examined.
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The association hopes to see its candidacy examined next year by UNESCO.
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The big picture: Cape Analytics examined the entire U.S., Farzaneh tells Axios.
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The Economist has examined the record of the 500 largest firms worldwide.
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Researchers examined survey data from a nationally representative sample of U.S. mothers.
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We've examined hamster beauty and fawned over a century of bunny hair.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on 1,082 mother-child pairs.
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The Economist examined grants from a random sample of about 4,000 foundations.
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Clear Labs examined 258 samples from 79 brands and 22 different retailers.
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The ethics of human experimentation were thoroughly examined before the study began.
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The Tarasoff case was about a doctor who had examined a patient.
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A fossil embryo of the dinosaur Hypacrosaurus was examined in the study.
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Towns was examined before the Wolves traveled, and he attended the game.
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Of the 15 studies examined, 12 saw improvements in sexual health knowledge.
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We had the government vet in there [who] examined them all thoroughly.
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A court official said the lengthy pleas will be examined in January.
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The items he found need to be examined by officials, Gibson said.
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Though Parts Unknown is ending, Bourdain's legacy will continue to be examined.
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Researchers in one study examined children whose mothers had the Zika virus.
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Researchers examined data collected from 169,259 U.S. adults from 2002 to 2015.
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We're told Priyanka was examined, treated and discharged a few hours later.
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The world is too complicated to be dissected and examined this way.
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"I think it's pretty impressive," Fudge said as she examined the figure.
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She told investigators he fondled her and never examined her infected ear.
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If you believe in 12 out of 12, have your head examined.
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Familia was examined at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
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Then they examined the red and orange squares—and ruled everywhere out.
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Bogaerts was examined by the team's trainers and remained in the game.
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Counsell said Garza would be examined by the team's medical staff Monday.
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FinCEN investigates money laundering and has previously examined violations by Trump's casinos.
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Worse, 16 percent of the phones it examined had E. coli present.
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But the authors then examined how overconfidence affected respondents' ideas about vaccination.
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Researchers examined hearing test results for 3,316 children ages 9 to 11.
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If you're not moving forward, you need to have your head examined.
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He examined old seamen's dictionaries, and became an expert knot tyer himself.
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The fight might go nothing like either of the gameplans we examined.
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To quantify matters, they examined transects 50 microns long from each sample.
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He returned Saturday to Seattle to be examined by the Mariners doctors.
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U.S. regulators have also examined possible manipulation in the SSA bond market.
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Mueller examined 10 episodes where Trump possibly obstructed justice during the investigation.
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Of the four, however, Indonesia's has been the least examined at home.
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Barkley, in fact, was examined for an undisclosed injury after the game.
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They examined each bee for a specific carbon signature called carbon 13.
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The Week's Lili Loofbourow examined the topic of "bad sex," explaining that
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Walker said a doctor examined him, but did not recommend X-rays.
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" An infamous psychological study is re-examined in "The Stanford Prison Experiment.
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While he examined his reflection, deciding, Eugene heard a mellow-toned voice.
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I examined it in wonder, as if I were Stone Age Man.
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When we examined the written responses, we also found some important differences.
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The first examined eight bills on patient safety and enforcement-related measures.
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The psychologists who examined Donovan came to no more of a consensus.
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That suit, which was filed in May 2015, is still being examined.
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The engine will be examined further to understand what caused the failure.
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A new VA study examined the factors that led to veterans' homelessness.
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The New York Blood Center examined its list of donors after Sept.
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Specifically, Suttmeier examined what's called the High Yield Options-Adjusted Index (OAS).
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Nevertheless, he examined the model for hours, his eyes alive with interest.
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Morrison said deduction calculations will be examined as part of the review.
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Hodgkinson's political views were immediately examined as a motive for the shooting.
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He was scheduled to have the thumb re-examined after the game.
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The bill will then be examined during parliamentary committee sessions from Feb.
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But examined in a more informed context, the picture looks quite different.
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All poultry in the area will be examined by a legal veterinarian.
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Researchers examined autopsy results for 264 people who died during the study.
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The company also examined legal vape cartridges and didn't find these contaminants.
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Re-examined drug tests raised the tally of accused athletes to 98.
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At a medical clinic, a pediatrician examined the marks on Natasha's stomach.
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Candidates from 1950 to 1969 will be examined in 2020 and 2025.
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Since then, attorney Patricia Muhammad examined the question under human rights laws.
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A very ordinary, short street is anything but when examined closely enough.
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The Times examined where Rural/Metro operated exclusively, in or near cities.
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That's why the LME has twice examined the issue in the past.
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The probe examined whether out-of-town developers influenced city planning projects.
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Issues examined by the current impeachment proceeding represent more damage-repair needs.
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They then examined Coleman's personal computer and found pornographic images on it.
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Researchers have examined experiences of everyday sexism using a daily diary method.
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U.S., the Supreme Court examined a very different allegation of federal overreach.
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This is the highest percentage of any sector examined in the report.
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All you optometrists: No, you don't need to have your eyes examined.
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The researchers examined responses from national surveys conducted in 20063 through 2014.
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One pair of sociologists recently examined hackathons and emerged with troubling conclusions.
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Mr. Obama, 54, was examined by Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, last month.
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Trainers examined Solarte, and the Blue Jays removed him from the contest.
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It's been 20-plus years since you examined your high-school experiences.
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It's a question we've examined before, but can beauty really be measured?
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But it also examined the treatment how brain activity changed brain activity.
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The firm examined Facebook user perceptions of trust after a major breach.
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The report only examined people who purchase insurance through the individual market.
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It examined downstream effects, like car accidents, which can affect lifetime productivity.
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But little research has examined the actual performance effects of dynamic stretching.
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He was the only prosecution witness they have cross-examined at length.
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Presidential candidates might be examined by the staff of Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Staff writer Caroline Haskins, who wrote AirPods Are a Tragedy, examined them.
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But even among Republicans examined by PolitiFact, Mr. Trump is an outlier.
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It said the RCMP has not examined the contents of Meng's devices.
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One of our climate reporters examined the sources of coal's enduring popularity.
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He examined photographs and determined that the hollowed trunk would keep decaying.
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At a preliminary hearing, the elder Mr. Meredith cross-examined his son.
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Conflicting experts Thursday also featured testimony from a pathologist who examined McGlockton.
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As if reconsidering, he examined the bright-yellow liquid in his spoon.
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Doctors who examined her saw signs of a delivery, but no baby.
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We examined the logistics for the planned talks next week in Singapore.
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With each file, the advocates examined whether a real investigation took place.
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Ms. Madani found the omnipotence exhilarating, said one psychiatrist who examined her.
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Investigators have examined thousands and deemed "the vast majority" to be suspicious.
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Reports surfaced earlier Saturday that Cole would be examined in Los Angeles.
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If the sources identified themselves, they could then be questioned/cross-examined!
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We examined other Navy episodes directly relevant to today's situation with Iran.
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The doctors examined her and ordered a CT scan of her head.
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A similar picture emerged when the researchers examined traffic accidents and policing.
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Two weeks after the election, I examined lessons from successful protest movements.
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He noted that the travel ban could be examined every 180 days.
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They said officials had taken their devices and examined their personal data.
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"A number of studies have now specifically examined this hypothesis," Wills added.
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A proper hearing, with evidence examined and defense counsel present, is necessary.
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The audit examined programs that targeted locations and people for additional policing.
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Out of 372 cases that Neal examined, only 19 included a challenge.
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So much of the trial was about my own emotions being examined.
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Mr. Donaldson's work has also examined the dynamics of trade among nations.
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Clinical studies have examined the cognitive effects of hay fever more directly.
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Next they bred mice with the mutation and examined their sleep patterns.
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Since 1988, the actor examined his life in a number of memoirs.
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Nine people were transported to hospitals to be examined, fire officials said.
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Then they examined the muscle tissues microscopically and began comparing the groups.
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We examined war plans drafted in preparation for a potential military confrontation.
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Of the cases examined, about 14.8% of people 13 and older died.
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Plouffe was examined by the Twins trainer but remained in the game.
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Neisler admitted to authorities during the search that he had examined minors.
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As Bordone examined him, the skin flaked and fell off his nose.
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The boat was being examined off site by state and federal investigators.
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She then picked up a red Hermès purse and examined the lining.
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Scant research has examined whether yoga is exercise under those guidelines, though.
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Significantly, the multiple signals and warnings to law enforcement must be examined.
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She made practical observations about the pictures she examined one by one.
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Counterintelligence investigators also examined whether Trump himself was somehow a Russian asset.
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The researchers examined hundreds of recordings from libraries and private collections globally.
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After our office examined this case, I became convinced Elkins was innocent.
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Police interviewed the boy and examined a computer at the family home.
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Researchers examined data on eating habits among 150 families in Minneapolis-St.
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Our writer examined how the details meshed with the graphic-novel canon.
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Those breaches accounted for 66% of the hacks examined by the researchers.
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The State Department notes that refugees are the most rigorously examined travelers.
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The justices examined whether that required a hearing in a trial court.
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Three CNN military experts have examined the private satellite photos. Ret. Col.
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The car the pair were in still must be examined, he said.
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Hundreds of the notebooks are being examined for evidence against the parents.
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He suffered a possible partial separation and will be examined further Friday.
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Recently, researchers examined seven beluga whales harvested by Inuvialuit hunters in Canada.
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When Tabakow examined Fidyka, he initially did not like what he saw.
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One week later, the researchers examined all the rodent fetuses and placentas.
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It does not appear that the three psychiatrists have personally examined Trump.
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She has not examined Trump, but has repeatedly questioned his mental states.
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Her thesis examined the marginalization of black artists at exhibitions in England.
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As a result, our critic examined the double life her paintings online.
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Inspectors once again rushed out and examined retaining walls, the spokesman said.
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It's a link that should be re-examined today, the authors argue.
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In another study, Eberhardt examined the stereotype linking black men and crime.
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Specifically, we examined financial data for victims of Hurricane Katrina in 216.
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The Washington office had examined only Hasan's personnel files, which were completely innocuous.
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Which is tragic, because there is much ugly, essential nuance to be examined.
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One study examined people's propensity to break rules — in this case, driving rules.
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Of the cases examined so far, 404 have been confirmed as having microcephaly.
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One by one, an intelligence officer recorded each person's name and examined documents.
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But Butler's team isn't the only one to have recently examined the subject.
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Coach Ken Hitchcock said Radulov would be examined by team doctors Thursday morning.
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The data recorder has been sent to Washington to be examined, he said.
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But when examined against the context of its rivals, it prompts uncomfortable questions.
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Consider a 2007 study that examined the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Gehret examined his head and neck area and Story remained in the game.
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Security researchers at DEVCON examined the tweets and associated websites for BuzzFeed News.
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The alleged gunman's "manifesto" document is also being examined by the chief censor.
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Bloodstained garments, dragged from a storm drain, are examined by police on Jan.
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A small 2017 study examined how well heterosexual couples sleep in bed together.
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Were such setbacks enough to damn over half of the projects they examined?
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The remains of the bear will be examined as part of the investigation.
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The remains will be examined by a forensics team in Hawaii for identification.
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As medics examined the girl's mother, the firefighters focused on distracting the child.
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Once we have examined the device we will have more information to share.
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One doctor read my chart and cross-examined me about my genetic material.
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Clifford was later examined by a vet at Sawtooth Veterinary Services-Animal Hospital.
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These studies had examined, in total, more than 30,000 participants with back pain.
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He examined the source code of the webpage to see how it worked.
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Multiracial people were examined with perverse fascination, a pseudo-scientific poking and prodding.
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The Amazon executive will be cross-examined by lawyers for Staples on Wednesday.
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As a result, some of Europe's more troubled lenders will not be examined.
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One previous study examined the possible damage that sildenafil does to the retina.
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Workplace dramedy The Bold Type has examined sexual assault, reproductive health, and immigration.
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The 56-year-old was examined at a local hospital but later cleared.
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The intricacies surrounding such a complex event will have to be examined further.
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Examined in this context, here's what they seem to suggest about Weiner's outlook.
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CDFW examined the animal before releasing the big cat back into a wild.
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A Spanish appeal against the decision was rejected after video evidence was examined.
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Next, researchers examined the Environmental Protection Agency's inventory of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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A study published in 2016, for example, examined economic performance across American states.
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The video showed his belongings being examined before being taken to his cell.
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It was labeled a left side strain, but he will be examined further.
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The ramifications of our smartphone addictions are only now being examined, in fact.
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That is more than any other government department examined, and twice the average.
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It was in Chappaqua where Bardack examined Clinton on Sunday, campaign aides said.
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If you believe that it is real, you should have your head examined.
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"There are more pieces of evidence that need to carefully examined," Albayalde said.
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Doctors first examined the mother when she came to the medical center Friday.
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For the study, the researchers examined 30 participants, collecting over 130,000 heart beats.
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Doctors who examined the children found that both kids are suffering from PTSD.
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He examined 41 skulls with one hole and 700 with two or more.
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Two recent papers* from the New York Federal Reserve have examined this issue.
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Most campaigns tend to release letters from physicians who have examined the candidates.
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Don had to open up his heart and have it examined by everyone.
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The fact that she examined the situation from every possible angle was enough.
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Australian Border Force Aviation Goods officers examined and X-rayed the snow globes.
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Researchers examined data from nine previous studies with a total of 2,888 workers.
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"Some party drugs we examined in particular require preparation before use," he added.
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In a study I conducted, a total of 5,823 U.S. adults were examined.
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The researchers examined the responses before and after the marijuana laws were implemented.
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One final note on the Facebook data is that we only examined pages.
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Four-fifths of 211 diabetes apps it examined did not have privacy policies.
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More than a third of the women reported being examined more than once.
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Specifically, the authors examined co-offending, or being arrested together for a crime.
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This was among the most important issues examined by the 28503/22019 Commission.
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These questions and others like them will be examined in my future research.
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A third allegedly hosted obliging doctors who examined clients in the firm's offices.
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She then returned to Chappaqua, N.Y., where she was examined by her doctor.
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California cities had the worst air in all three categories the ALA examined.
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He was examined by medical personnel and was cleared to reenter the game.
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What do the programs examined by CHN do and why are they important?
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To calculate the toll of drowsy driving, researchers examined crash data from 109.
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The driver of the car also was examined for injuries at the scene.
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IF Daniel Descalso (fractured left hand) will be examined Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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I have just examined her and she is now rehydrated and recovering nicely.
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Archaeobotanist Peter Mose Jensen of Moesgaard Museum said he closely examined the shit.
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Researchers examined data on 1,141 patients with a total of 1,319 doctor visits.
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VICE News examined three that could result in pivotal decisions for reproductive rights.
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Many of the studies the team examined had classified former drinkers as abstainers.
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Ovechkin was examined in concussion protocol but came back later in the period.
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The next day Mr. Orr brought it to the museum to be examined.
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She said she also wanted CCTV footage of his cell to be examined.
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To break that silence I examined the culture in which I was nurtured.
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We examined the uncertainty about the results of the summit over the weekend.
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Examined closely, the performative nature of Jafa's notebooked bodies unfold in Love, too.
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TechCrunch also obtained a portion of the records, which we examined for authenticity.
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To have them be cross-examined [by the perpetrator] is just outright cruel.
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At first they examined sea urchins, sponges and black coral from their submarine.
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Somers and colleagues examined data on prescriptions, convictions and deaths from all causes.
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His political views are being examined as a possible motive for the attack.
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The congressional report only examined people who purchase insurance through the individual market.
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Then I examined how Democratic US House candidates in those same states performed.
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The study examined more than 1,000 shootings in 10 large police departments nationwide.
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We are in a day and age when everything must be re-examined.
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He is one of few scientists in the country who's examined kratom closely.
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When scientists examined the data, they noticed two other planets circling the star.
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The damage in the unaffected temples they examined did not have similar patterns.
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In a recent study, he examined 120 hospitalized patients who suffered daily pain.
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The mental health of people with and without siblings has also been examined.
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The doctors who examined him said he is perfectly healthy, Inu told CNN.
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Then she examined the evidence and decided that yes, in fact she was.
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Check. An official justification that the evidence, examined in close detail, can't support?
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In another study, researchers examined how counting your blessings impacts overall well-being.
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The American Medical Association, the US's largest doctor group, recently examined the trend.
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Researchers examined data from 34 previous studies involving more than two million people.
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A few studies have examined the question, and all support the spillover theory.
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The gunman's brain is currently being examined by a neurologist at Stanford University.
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Another such review examined how the number of prenatal visits affected infant mortality.
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Any question of this magnitude needs to be carefully examined for all impacts.
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In her role, she cross-examined former President Nixon's secretary Rose Mary Woods.
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I examined one called Seth F., who had done almost a thousand tasks.
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His last book, "The Great Convergence", examined the evolution of global supply chains.
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As investigators have examined Stone's potential contact with WikiLeaks, they've faced conflicting accounts.
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And yet Caliburger's origins can't be examined without mentioning In-N-Out's influence.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities examined the states that use HealthCare.
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We have thoroughly examined this issue, and heard from many of our citizens.
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She's taken to a hospital and examined in hopes of finding a cure.
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In all, Kemp examined the state of the login pages for 84 sites.
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That morning, analysts had examined a tweet from a user named Carpe Donktum.
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Using those data, the researchers examined trends in smoking between 22015 and 22016.
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We examined the cave complex and the logistical challenges the rescuers face. 2.
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Those items were examined and labeled by the grid they were found in.
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Dr. Nichiporenko examined him from head to toe but found no gunshot wounds.
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Giella examined the color and formula by swatching the product on her hand.
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Amnesty said it examined five airstrikes that killed 14 civilians and injured eight.
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Officials said 66 employees and contractors were examined at a health clinic Wednesday.
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For example, when ProPublica examined computer-generated risk scores in Broward County, Fla.
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The death sentence needs to be examined and ratified by China's highest court.
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The institute examined several common procedures and observed two kinds of pricing differences.
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In Ecuador, cameras capture footage to be examined by police and domestic intelligence.
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Investigators followed 2,000 leads, watched 22,000 hours of video and examined 252,000 images.
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A study at New York University examined six plans to diversify the schools.
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Scripts examined the geopolitics of Gilead and psychoanalyzed the heretofore inscrutable Serena Joy.
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He stared at a scrambled cube and examined the pattern of the colors.
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We again examined internet search behavior and followed up with our own experiment.
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But many of their most famous and influential ideas are not closely examined.
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We examined nearly 600 projects that China helped finance in the last decade.
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Using a cheap printer and a pin board, he examined relationships between photographs.
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The study then examined decisions made by 40 hiring committees over two years.
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A House subcommittee examined Juul's role in the teen vaping epidemic last month.
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All four who examined him agreed that he had some form of schizophrenia.
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While he examined Gillian, the doctor put on some music and asked Mrs.
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It examined who buys those services, and how that changes as income rises.
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The ER doctor examined me and gave me the test for Covid-19.
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Koni tilted his head and examined the tattoo and its enormous QR code.
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In two experiments, researchers in Switzerland examined the relationship between attractiveness and smiling.
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Or so archaeologists who have examined the real king's recently discovered skeleton conclude.
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The study also examined the impact of China's retaliatory tariffs on American products.
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He will be examined in New York later this week, the Mets said.
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The doctors examined their test results, and were left "totally speechless," Bo said.
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Then it examined graduation rates for the different admissions methods four years later.
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Vanessa Friedman examined his sartorial choice and looked into the politics of clothing.
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They examined four studies that compared leakage of various sanitary products, including cups.
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The body recovered on Wednesday was expected to be further examined on Thursday.
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Our resident polling expert, Giovanni Russonello, examined Mr. Biden's durability in the polls.
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As I examined him, I carefully recorded the degrees and destinations of injury.
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The doctor in charge of his care came and examined him once again.
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EPC examined card fraud data in 18 major economies, including the United States.
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They examined the blood before and after the children contracted the measles virus.
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The infamous link between rats and bubonic plague is currently being re-examined.
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Looking for the remaining pup, he examined tracks near a bicycle parking area.
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Decades-old accounts of sexual abuse are being re-examined in many cases.
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The researchers examined credit reports on a sample of Americans across the country.
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Researchers examined data on 303,644 meals purchased in 2017 at three university cafeterias.
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So far, ticks examined in the U.S. do not carry any infectious pathogens.
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Previously, paleoecologists either visually examined fossils or ran molecular tests seeking specific genes.
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He was cross-examined by James Vann, assistant chief counsel for the ATF.
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The Upshot examined the math that could add up to a Sanders nomination.
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But Irgo was examined in Japan and is OK to fly, Swindle said.
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The material is being examined to determine its age and the plants represented.
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The doctors who examined her have prescribed antibiotics for a urinary tract infection.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court examined whether lethal injection was unconstitutionally cruel punishment.
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In 2015, the Supreme Court examined whether lethal injection was unconstitutionally cruel punishment.
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The cardiothoracic surgeon examined the woman and then the mass on her ribs.
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After hearing this story, Yoon examined the patient and her hard, tender lump.
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They examined the dirt in alfalfa fields, looking for tracks or dog droppings.
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"All possible versions of what occurred must be examined," Zelensky said on Facebook.
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Netanyahu said on his Facebook page that the deal would be re-examined.
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My research examined how these factors affect the number of people with permits.
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It will cost just under $21.04 to get your eyes examined in Chattanooga.
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Of course, Trump is not Lee's patient, and she has never examined him.
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They examined the patient and then left, promising to come back after lunch.
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As part of that inquiry, agents have examined intercepted communications and financial transactions.
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So I think the whole policy mix really over time should be examined.
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The RAND Corporation examined how 648 terrorist groups ended between 1968 and 2006.
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The 1,219 rural counties examined accounted for about 215% of the U.S. population.
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And after he examined earnings report, Cramer's theory started to come into focus.
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But most of this research has examined whether exercise might prevent Alzheimer's disease.
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When she examined his stomach, however, she felt the tip of his spleen.
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The bodies were examined in Kathmandu, then flown to Kolkata late at night.
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Many studies have examined the positive effects of the arts on older people.
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He did not elaborate on the content of options that are being examined.
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Prosecutors said Erdogan's complaint would be examined as part of a pending procedure.
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A team of researchers examined whether these policies reduced children's blood lead levels.
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In 2015, the Washington Post examined tipping culture in the US restaurant industry.
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Some studies have actually examined how people's heart rates respond during one sex session.
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In Spanish trials, defendants are usually cross-examined at the start of the trial.
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"He examined my abdomen and found what he called 'a small mass,' " Opfer recalls.
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Reuters examined every transaction that Dangote's companies made between March 22010 and May 22015.
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According to WYFF4, the man was picked up in an ambulance to be examined.
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For this specific report, the firm says it examined over 22017 million iOS devices.
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Until now, most studies have examined that effect among school-age or older children.
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McArthur examined the heads bought by Reuters and reviewed photos of Jane Doe's head.
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In May the House Oversight Committee examined the civil-liberties implications of the technology.
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Wierer and her colleagues also examined the wear and tear on the Iceman's tools.
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The report examined 1,539,477 vehicle stops from 596 law enforcement agencies in the state.
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The condition has only been discovered after patients died and scientists examined their brains.
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Begrudgingly, Jonathan gets his bump examined as well, and Dr. Lee suspects the same.
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Binder previously examined skeletons from the battlefield at Aspern , which also underwent salvage excavations.
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Vodafone said it will consider its options after it has examined the commission's decision.
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"This conclusion is very firm for the dataset which is examined," Hekimi told Gizmodo.
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That tic — to injure black people, whether physically or in spirit — is rarely examined.
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Each one of Big Ben's cogs are going to be dismantled, examined, and restored.
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The goats were examined and collared before making the journey to their new home.
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The BCA said forensic testing is being completed and evidence is still being examined.
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Consider a small 2007 study that examined the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Voicebot also examined which categories of voice apps were popular on Google Assistant platforms.
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That is faster than in any of the other 12 Asian countries it examined.
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To determine the cause, the pollsters examined what made the Reuters/Ipsos poll different.
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They examined economic performance and elections in 31 European countries from 1952 to 2013.
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The question of party unity often has been examined within the context of ideology.
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When doctors examined him, they discovered a red, swollen spot on his right arm.
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It examined the rate of deaths caused by opioid overdoses between 1999 and 2010.
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The Stanford researchers examined CDC data on opioid overdose deaths from 1999 to 2017.
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How can that Tarasoff doctrine be justifiably extrapolated to someone who hasn't been examined?
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Multiple pages examined by ThinkProgress effectively straddle the fence with a mix of content.
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"Cash transactions are an increasingly important part of what needs to be examined," Sen.
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Remarkably, all segments of society that scholars have examined do well economically under Democrats.
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DNC staff examined their logs and files without finding anything suspicious, that person said.
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All buildings in the area were also examined and determined to be structurally sound.
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Longden said the company had examined three repair options but gave no further details.
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And then they need to consider having their children and grandchildren tested and examined.
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He has been examined by doctors and told to rest for a few days.
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Facebook now says it has examined the feature and is making changes to it.
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In this study, researchers examined whether diet quality affects bone health in postmenopausal women.
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Consumer Reports examined which of the "natural" repellents work well versus those that don't.
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Perry's family wants the device be to be thoroughly examined by trained forensic investigators.
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Lawyers said police and prosecutors have not examined any connection with the April sinking.
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The company examined today's consumer credit behaviors and compared them to those in 2018.
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Due North examined how the institution of slavery could influence today's understandings of relationships.
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Their properties are examined indirectly through the geometry of the space they live in.
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The slugger was examined by hand surgeon Dr. Thomas DiLiberti in Dallas earlier Thursday.
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Pensions regulator Consar examined the purchases and said that they complied with existing rules.
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Vestager previously examined Apple's purchase of music app Shazam but eventually approved the deal.
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Gizmodo examined the persistent Pyrex glass controversy—you know, the one involving exploding glass.
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Wa Lone, who was cross-examined last week, said the interrogation process was abusive.
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Our research has examined how politeness and compassion translate into different kinds of behaviors.
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I have just examined her and she is now re-hydrated and recovering nicely.
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Sylvie was also cross-examined about whether or not she felt love toward Raniere.
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He also examined each state's homestead exemption, which shields your home equity from creditors.
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When the specimens were examined, he learned that they were in fact all finches.
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Scientists who have examined the stomach contents of Greenland sharks have encountered many surprises.
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Prosecutor Hoxha said authorities had examined all the video footage and questioned 17 people.
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But in the documents examined by Reuters, the tax authority didn't impose any punishment.
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Researchers examined outcomes after "Mohs reconstruction," a procedure to remove a skin cancer lesion.
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It examined electric scooter trends in the Texas capital from September through November 2018.
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CNN reported Dr. James Ballenger examined Roof's mental competency in Charleston over the weekend.
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The All-Star outfielder is slated to be examined by hand surgeon Thomas DiLiberti.
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Chi said facial yoga had not been rigorously examined in peer-reviewed scientific studies.
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Both primary securities placements and transactions in secondary markets will be examined, Mena said.
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The human remains he led investigators to were examined and found to be Wetterling's.
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He said over 20 people have been interrogated and camera footage was being examined.
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That includes transportation, where the committee has examined the rise of self-driving cars.
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I asked the doctor who examined me, why wouldn't they test me for Zika?
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Some of the cards Bradwell examined that day were missing only a few pills.
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After being examined by surgeon James Andrews, he was ruled out for the season.
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In 2017, the department examined Trump's company's longstanding dealings with the lender Deutsche Bank.
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" However, Stephens added that Jeong&aposs Twitter statements should be examined "with utmost caution.
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A new documentary, Starving the Beast, recently examined the state of public higher education.
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Consumer privacy and DRM concerns weren't being adequately examined by the FCC, she argued.
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To test some of these nascent theories, The Economist examined the data underlying them.
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The report examined racial, size, and gender diversity across 444 models in 207 campaigns.
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"Each case has of course to be examined on its own merits," he added.
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The series examined the murder convictions of Avery and his teenaged nephew, Brendan Dassey.
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There are plenty of perspectives to be examined, though here isn't really the place.
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In recent research, I and my collaborators examined all American executions from 1890-2010.
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In 21989, Dr. Gerald Hurst, a chemist and a fire investigator, examined Willingham's case.
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They examined the prisoners and conferred in French, so as not to be understood.
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Law professors who examined the issue said the nationwide shortfall might top $11 billion.
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For three years, investigators examined claims tying Mr. Maggi to a money-laundering scheme.
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Jones was examined by Pitt under court order during the divorce proceedings, Slavin said.
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Further breakthroughs soon followed, as researchers examined how the asymmetry problem could be solved.
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Zbiri and colleagues examined data on more than 228,22018 deliveries between 2008 and 2014.
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Further research by Berk's team examined how brain activity reacted to dark chocolate consumption.
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They're hunting for prey in a concentrated area, which can be defined and examined.
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Researchers asked that question when they examined reminiscences reported by Holocaust survivors in Israel.
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Researchers examined data on 13,812 patients diagnosed with lung cancer between 2010 and 2014.
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As part of that inquiry, the cellphones of several officers were examined, he said.
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The researchers sought to interview about 500 people for each race that was examined.
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The special counsel's office has reportedly examined Nader's influence on Trump administration policy. 28.
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I examined every detail under a magnifying glass without once finding the slightest clue.
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Proctor, for example, was examined by other men in the town before his trial.
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" 'I thought it was strange," said Raissi, whose testimony has not been cross-examined.
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Photograph by Raphael Gonzalez Taking out acrylic paints and brushes, Crabapple examined her creature.
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The study examined about 4,600 employees at 840 Australian workplaces in 2013 and 2014.
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Paul, a mechanical inspector, saw a glaring problem when he examined the duck boat.
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A study from accounting firm EY examined fintech adoption rates across 20 major economies.
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Mueller's findings also detailed 10 "episodes" examined for possible obstruction of justice by Trump.
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He added that swarms of bots on social media need to be closely examined.
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Of the companies it examined, Apple's performance fell short of only Netflix and Amazon.
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Mueller's report examined nearly a dozen actions by Trump as possible obstruction of justice.
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Few health studies, however, have examined impacts of methylmercury exposure to rice consumers specifically.
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They think there could be more victims among women who were examined by Tyndall.
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Below I provide much of the information available to the doctors who examined him.
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Chargers running back Branden Oliver injured his Achilles' tendon and will be examined Monday.
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The Corps has examined 4,108 children's case files to this point, according to CNN.
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German Olympics officials had examined Stephens's genitals before the event and declared her female.
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A police physician examined him and agreed, but reported that Ratjen's genitals were atypical.
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Researchers examined more than 100 sea turtles of all seven species across the globe.
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We examined the way the company talked about innovation and goals for the future.
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The complex factors that contribute to this phenomenon are only beginning to be examined.
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In our study, we examined people's views on the divisive issue of federal taxes.
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Later, the girls' mother took them to be examined at a hospital, he said.
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She meticulously examined the crustaceans, then bundled them into a refrigerator beneath her workstation.
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"The thought of not having examined the possibilities filled me with dread," she writes.
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Regulators in the United States and Europe have also examined aluminum price-fixing allegations.
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Researchers examined data from six previously published studies with a total of 53 babies.
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Researchers at Boston University have examined 307 brains, most of which belonged to athletes.
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Fung's testimony ultimately proves to be disastrous when he's cross-examined by the defense.
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The time period examined includes the first three full years of implementation of Obamacare.
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That "small network of folks" is the population examined by the New Haven researchers.
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It also examined the transparency of management of sovereign wealth funds in 33 countries.
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She went on to say that President Obama's Energy Department also examined the issue.
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He also confirmed that the knife is being investigated and examined for forensic evidence.
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There are still legal and other details that are being examined, the sources say.
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No, memes are too new, and too insurgent, to be examined with objective eyes.
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Ahead, we rounded up six celebrity power-buddies, and examined their best #twinning moments.
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Professor Littauer recalls finding a study that examined venereal disease in the late 1950s.
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Four of the five states examined have confronted lawsuits over the Medicaid job mandate.
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It left a pretty bad first impression with tasters when they examined the color.
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Researchers examined 30 interactions between the fathers and their infants, around 7.8 months old.
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On the second floor, the group examined a wall with snapshots of famous visitors.
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In Mississippi we examined the total cost of Nissan's auto assembly plant in Canton.
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The notion of a person's "shadow" has also been examined extensively by postcolonial theorists.
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In the 20133s, Dr. Shimomura examined aequorin, green fluorescent protein and other bioluminescent materials.
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The study examined 731 confirmed and 1,412 suspected cases of COVID-19 in children.
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He woke up in wee hours of the morning and nervously examined himself again.
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He placed the fossil under a microscope and examined it at 400 times magnification.
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He and Dr. Shriner examined the genomes of 2,932 people from around the world.
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The drop spanned the six sections we examined but was more severe in some.
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Klinkner, the Hamilton College scholar, examined exactly this in a study published by Vox.
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When they examined his body, however, the only object they found was a cellphone.
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Hedge's own work examined SBS questionnaire answers from thousands of workers in various buildings.
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The researchers examined nearly 8,500 student athletes as a subgroup and found similar associations.
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She was then put in a Border Patrol cell, and investigators examined her phone.
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An update on Durant's status is expected that day once he is re-examined.
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For California alone, CellarTracker covers more wines than all the critics we examined combined.
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Or that the values embodied in beautiful things were often, if closely examined, abhorrent.
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Our journalists examined the many ways regulatory changes are affecting communities across the nation.
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Psychologists have also examined whether playing violent video games is connected to aggressive behavior.
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Additionally it misstated the source of single cells examined for patters of gene expression.
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The Mario M. Cuomo Bridge will be examined before it is reopened, officials said.
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Of the 75 patients whose cases were examined, 63 percent reported significant pain improvement.
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Border officers examined her passport and escorted her to an area for secondary screenings.
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Within hours, thousands of parents thronged local hospitals and demanded their children be examined.
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Since there was no visible sign of foul play, the remains weren't examined immediately.
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This week's Australia Diary examined white and Indigenous names for Australian roads and places.
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We examined the Kochs' strategy, which recently helped defeat a transit plan in Nashville.
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We examined their innovations, like the concept of co-parenting and nap-time apps.
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"My review committee closely and repeatedly examined Officer Kerl's body-worn camera," wrote Merriweather.
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Another seminar examined "A Streetcar Named Desire" from a structural and relational psychoanalytic perspective.
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Some have died by suicide, with the disease discovered when their brains were examined.
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Everything feels like an object to be picked up, examined, and playfully thrown about.
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The notebooks are in storage for safekeeping and only examined once every 10 years.
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With extraordinary sensitivity, Venables examined the fallout of viral Internet fame and media frenzy.
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In opening statements, House managers examined the debunked conspiracy theories invoked by Pres. Trump.
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The actor was examined by a doctor and police said he was good condition.
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The Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program has been extensively examined, with studies drawing different conclusions.
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She had waited until this amorous skunk had fallen asleep and examined his cellphone.
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The officer examined my license and asked me what I was doing in town.
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CNN examined how successful these efforts have been and what's in store for 2020.
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"Given the president's emphasis on regulatory reform, this should be examined," he said. Sens.
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The other claims he obstructed Congress as Democrats examined his foreign policy in Kyiv.
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A doctor examined her and gave her the news: She was seven months pregnant.
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Liss spent five hours on the stand being cross-examined by the defendant's lawyer.
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In full, the reports:Explores why 5G is a national priority in each country examined.
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When DeGeorge examined the patient, she easily located the nodule he was worrying about.
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We examined a strapless strap-on from a Southern California company called Ergo-Fit.
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In Brooklyn, I had my hair examined by a wigmaker who survived the Holocaust.
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Researchers examined data on 162 athletes ages 12 to 22who were diagnosed with concussions.
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You simply don't get through a contested primary fight without your warts being examined.
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They also examined several T. rex skulls to figure out how it had chewed.
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The inspectors from the ICTI Ethical Toy Program examined records and spoke to managers.
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"Whoooo-hoo!" one fan hollered, hopping away as he examined his newly signed hat.
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The paradoxes that existed for both the slavers and the enslaved are skillfully examined.
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Some he examined, treated and sent on their way with cough or cold medicine.
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We examined colleges with a five-year graduation rate of at least 75 percent.
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Yellen agreed with House Republicans that these questions can and should be examined carefully.
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The report examined McKinsey's attempts to renew a major long-running contract in 2016.
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They examined records for 211,22018 cataract surgeries performed in Ontario between 2009 and 2013.
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Afterward, he held up his pants and examined the broken zipper and popped button.
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It would be examined in Maputo by Malaysian and U.S. experts, the official said.
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Others believe that the science-based approach, without testing, should be immediately re-examined.
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When examined, the girl was also found to have viral pneumonia, Halevy-Mizrahi said.
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They also examined camera records from the day of Khashoggi's disappearance, according to Sabah.
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Researchers examined spending records of 72,042 physicians at more than 3,000 acute care hospitals.
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Take "learning by doing," a notion that Professor Arrow examined in the early 1960s.
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With 2008&aposs "Recount," he examined the Florida recount of the 2000 presidential election.
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A nurse who examined her said the same thing, she says in the lawsuit.
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The study team examined hospital data for Medicare patients nationwide from 2000 to 23.
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For 85033 percent of the indications examined, there were no post-market studies conducted.
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John Kennedy said he think it's important that witnesses be heard and cross-examined.
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"And when I examined her, I realized that she had no ... proprioception," Bönnemann says.
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He said Tyndall always had someone else in the room while he examined patients.
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The F.B.I. is known to have examined possible contacts between Russia and Trump advisers.
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On Wednesday, Google said it had recently examined 550 sites suspected of deceiving users.
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The first review examined seven firms offering automated online discretionary investment management, or ODIM.
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For the study, the researchers examined data on more than 104,000 adults without diabetes.
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Mr. Jost, who supports the health law, has examined the underlying regulations in detail.
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CNN examined Hollander's collection and also found independent corroboration for many of her claims.
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But, Goranson added, "The Talk" also brought out a less examined side of Gilbert.
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Researchers examined data from more than 21,153 confirmed and suspected cases of the coronavirus.
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He is right that F.B.I. agents never examined the Democratic National Committee servers themselves.
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No research, however, had ever examined whether sitting was associated with high troponin levels.
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They submitted to interviews, were observed, and photos of them in action were examined.
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He is examined by a medic and his fate in the course is questionable.
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He's a thoughtful presence; few singer-songwriters have so examined their own performative stance.
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As literary critic, Lukács examined how longings for a lost utopia shaped modern literature.
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The defense will call witnesses, who will testify and be cross-examined by prosecutors.
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They examined nearly 100 probiotic-containing products, cataloging information about species, strains, and dosage.
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Few other shows have examined American race relations with such an acidly amusing eye.
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They found that hippo attacks had the highest mortality rate of any animal examined.
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However, in two experiments, researchers in Switzerland examined the relationship between attractiveness and smiling.
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The first, released in 2003, examined the church's abuse record from 1950 to 2002; the second, released in 2011, examined the "causes and context" of Catholic clergy abuse, and says the absence of "human formation" courses at Catholic seminaries contributed to abuse.
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The bill also has to be examined by the Senate, the upper house of Parliament.
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The placenta can also be examined to look for evidence of the virus, officials said.
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The researchers examined the patients' medical records as well as their family members' survey responses.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on 216,22016 women with 184,269 complete IVF cycles.
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When an engineer in Omaha examined the results, he sat in awe for a moment.
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Researchers examined data from an ongoing population study known as the China Kadoorie Biobank study.
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The devices were being examined by technicians at the FBI's forensic lab in Quantico, Virginia.
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A doctor examined the woman, who was two months pregnant, as well as the fetus.
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They've both had multiple marriages (including Kardashian's to West) that have been scrutinized and examined.
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Mailey says Myrie was examined after the incident and the medical staff found no injuries.
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Researchers examined data on 22018 medications involved in shortages between December 2015 and December 2016.
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Researchers examined data from more than 21,000 high school seniors surveyed between 2006 and 13.
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The grounding will remain in place while the underlying issue is examined, the spokesman said.
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Researchers examined a range of lifestyle factors, including exercise, diet, weight management and social interactions.
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Santa Anita shut down for for two days last weeks to have the track examined.
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The researchers examined whether cannabis disturbs the function of cells known as retinal ganglion cells.
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Investigators are interviewing witnesses, and both engines are being examined, NTSB investigator Jennifer Rodi said.
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This research is still being examined by geologists, and is not yet widely accepted research.
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The diocese also examined the interior of the statue and determined nothing there was irregular.
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A total of 13,397 polling places were examined in the range of studies cited above.
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Minibars are tested for bacteria and water from showers and sinks are examined, he said.
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Of the 11 mega breaches examined by IBM, 10 were a result of criminal attacks.
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They may be examined by a doctor or nurse whose gender makes them feel uncomfortable.
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A biologist then examined the dog and found her a little thin but otherwise healthy.
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Several studies have examined the health of firefighters who battle structural blazes in urban areas.
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All the packages are now being examined at the FBI's laboratory in Quantico, he added.
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Frost said the data HCCI examined do not reveal why children are using fewer services.
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The study examined 76,568 reports issued by seven robo-analyst companies between 2003 and 2018.
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In practice, it's a well-intentioned program with hidden risks that don't seem fully examined.
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He also examined all other months of the year, and none displayed any predictive capacity.
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A Tallahassee police officer took her to the hospital, where she was examined that night.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) examined the sector's responses and published its findings on Thursday.
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Firm-focused teams, since 2015, are no longer physically housed at the firm being examined.
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Among the places they examined were America, China, India and a number of African states.
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Investigators with the Florida Highway Patrol examined the truck and took blood samples from Baressi.
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For several years, psychologists have examined the way that the seasons impact people's mental health.
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However, that number is twice as large when the U.S. is examined as a whole.
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The study examined players as young as 23 years old and as old as 89.
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Dehghan's team examined data from three previous studies that tracked food intake and health outcomes.
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A study published in Pediatrics in 2013 examined more than 3,400 children in Rhode Island.
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I noted earlier that the Supreme Court has hardly ever examined the Take Care Clause.
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Of these tools, 7,000 were carefully examined, including scrapers, flakes, projectile points, and hand axes.
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The researchers examined and analyzed data from each survey, which included respondents' political party affiliations.
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Nowrasteh examined that, too, looking to see how many unauthorized immigrants ended up becoming terrorists.
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Of 832 examined, he found at least 628 were imported, including 354 made in China.
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Later in the year SkinVision sent Killian a notification to get the mole examined again.
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The brand, the technical skills, how products and services are sold, must all be examined.
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The film examined the actor's life and career while also featuring interviews with the star.
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Washington, D.C., residents have the second-highest savings rate among people in cities Bankrate examined.
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I'd love it if future studies examined the relative effectiveness of each of these approaches.
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Specifically, he has examined hydroxyl radicals, which are water molecules stripped of one hydrogen atom.
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"I was triaged, waited and taken to have myself examined," she wrote in the letter.
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Samet previously chaired an IARC committee that examined the biological effects of cell phone radiation.
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Ms Sarsons examined data on surgical referrals in America that took place in 2008-12.
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China, Russia, India, Brazil, Europe and also the United States were examined in the report.
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Now, investigators are trying to determine whether any of those photos depict students he examined.
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They examined both weak and strong shoe knots, which I'll get to in a second.
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One doctor left the room, another, Dr. Isaac Yang, examined the back of Garcia's head.
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Officers took the boy to the East Cleveland police station where medical crews examined him.
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To come to this number, researchers examined a group of 28 dead female Greenland sharks.
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The study authors examined a 123-year period to expand their sample size and data.
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Researchers examined data from 14 previously published studies including 833 patients from 2005 to 2015.
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The study examined 90 German medical and psychology students ranging from ages 19 to 40.
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Unlike the other three countries examined in the study, the U.S. doesn't regulate drug prices.
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It examined 100 meat samples from outlets owned by Carrefour, GPA and Walmart , WAP said.
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It then examined the stock performance of the three best and the three worst airlines.
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"That didn't happen in these objects," he continued, referring to the meteorite samples they examined.
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Last year, writer Soraya Roberts examined the history of Black love stories as a genre.
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When they examined the fossil, they found it came from a close relative of Gigantoraptor.
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He examined it repeatedly to try to make sense of the handwriting and archaic language.
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Those are issues that aren't examined by our communities as much as they should be.
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"The shipment was examined and determined to have LCD screens with Apple design," Bowker said.
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Together, we examined my birth chart, including my sun sign, moon sign, compatibility, and more.
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The stepfather and his wife examined the home, and, suspecting something was amiss, notified police.
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I examined the semi-squashed onion I had created and realized it was too big.
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The doctor has examined Sumner Redstone numerous times since 2014, according to the mogul's spokesman.
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It all started when Arsenal Consulting examined Pehlivan's computer pro bono at his attorney's request.
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The researchers examined both whom the ads were coming from and whom they were targeting.
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The researchers examined the diets of 416,000 people between the ages of 30 and 79.
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It stands to reason that the prosecutor would have examined this issue before announcing charges.
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The study, released in December, examined 350 films, 105 of which were led by women.
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He limped off the field and was examined by trainers before later having the MRI.
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O'Brien had gone back and examined data from the DDE that flew on Apollo 12.
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It examined how the top 59 opera composers of the 20th century mastered their craft.
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It is being examined for forensics -- including DNA and hairs -- at a lab, he said.
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For the study, researchers examined data from 2,000 Labradors living in the U.K. in 2013.
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They examined research published up to about five years after the drugs won FDA approval.
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A connection between nutritional labeling and improved health is more hope than well-examined theory.
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Researchers examined data from questionnaires completed by 11,517 randomly chosen adults in Denmark in 2013.
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We're told archaeologists examined the bones and determined they are at least 10,000 years old!!
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In his 1970 book Culture Is our Business, Marshall McLuhan examined American civilization through advertising.
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A nurse on the flight reportedly examined Bennett after the flight attendant raised a concern.
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Issues examined include: post-crash fire, steps to make vehicle safe for removal from scene.
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Standing in front of the mirror, I examined the way my outfit looked sans brassiere.
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