"Professor McLaren's findings must be specifically addressed, whether by acknowledging the findings and tackling the problems, or by properly rebutting the findings," Craven said.
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The researchers shared their findings exclusively with TechCrunch and published their findings.
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Findings: The report's findings aren't optimistic about the sustainability of municipal fiber projects.
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While the study's findings are based on estimates, Mindell believes the findings are "probably true".
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Read the article and then compare the findings with the latest findings from Ötzi the Iceman.
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Two key findings One of the two shocking findings of this analysis deals with life expectancy.
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"I stand on those findings and I think the intelligence community stands on those findings," he said.
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The Red Cross disagrees with the findings of the ProPublica/NPR investigation as well as the congressional inquiry's findings.
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Similarly, about half the public says they trust research findings more if findings have been given an independent review.
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These new findings call into question the findings in the first paper and strengthens the position of the second.
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Nuland added that they passed his findings along to the FBI, where officials were already aware of his findings.
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Positive, confirmatory findings often make their way into the published literature, while negative findings collect dust in file drawers.
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The Washington Post, which first reported the CIA findings, said the U.S. intelligence agency has high confidence in its findings.
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" But a Cornell spokesperson said that the university's statement about the investigation's findings "reflects the actual findings in this matter.
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The WSJ/NBC/Marist findings in Virginia and Colorado findings are in line with other recent polls in those states.
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Despite these largely distressing findings, there are findings that are hopeful in terms of the future of Holocaust knowledge nationally.
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New findings suggest fluoride could unintended consequences in the brainBut the researchers' findings suggest fluoridated water may have unintended consequences.
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Bailey believes this new study may be even more significant than general genetic findings if the findings can be replicated.
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And the usage of that detailed data could explain why the findings differ from typical findings on the minimum wage.
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And sometimes we writers who cite them can oversimplify their findings, or can misapply their general findings to particular cases.
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"Our findings mirror the findings of research on parental personality, parenting styles and child behavior in various ways," the study said.
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The findings therefore are not representative of the population and it could be problematic to extend the findings to broader populations.
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Human application of Dr. Yang's findings are a long ways off, and the findings must be confirmed in other deer species.
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Only 4 percent reported findings that showed the Medicaid expansion had a negative effect, and 35 percent reported no significant findings.
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You can record, share and discuss your findings with other citizen scientists and have your findings shared with scientific data repositories.
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""With all studies, we need replication of the findings in different populations to solidify our conclusions concerning the veracity of the findings.
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Democrats will try to dig deeper into Mueller's findings, while Republicans likely will defend Trump and argue that Mueller's findings vindicate him.
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It can choose to accept the findings of the report or adjust the findings after discussions with Haiti and other member countries.
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What if more fundamental research findings — findings that have spurred books, self-help guides, and countless articles — don't hold up to scrutiny?
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"We certainly share our findings through the US government, as we share our findings with the public and the media," he said.
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Though the large number of families participating in the study may strengthen the findings, one pediatrician has concerns about the study's findings.
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No such findings were seen in female rats, and another report from the series found no such findings in mice being studied.
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They then broadcast their findings to former colleagues and allies through various email lists, often taking their findings to the news media.
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"If the board is accountable for management remediation of supervisory findings, the board needs to know what those findings are," she said.
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At the time Ms. Brady's paper was published, New Zealand's political leaders played down its findings, but those findings struck a chord globally.
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That's because radiologists who compare new screening-mammography findings with findings from patients' prior exams are better able to interpret what they see.
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Holder's findings are expected to be presented to a group of Uber's board members and a summary of the findings may be made public.
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They published their findings in the Journal of Morphology in January, but their copulatory findings were brought to our attention recently by Entomology Today.
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Evans announced the preliminary findings hours after he and university President Wallace D. Loh met with McNair's family and shared the findings with them.
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Even if Mueller does nothing more than rehash the findings in his report (as he has vowed to do), his findings are devastating to Trump.
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The DEA lists potentially harmful effects to humans that mirror the findings of the FDA—findings we reported were not particularly well-sourced or investigated.
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" Nathan Davies, lead for the Clinical Nutrition and Public Health program at University College London, said these findings are not "radical findings by any means.
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Some of the findings won't be news to President Trump: Justice Department and White House officials discussed Robert Mueller's findings several times in recent days.
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"The findings, with a very few exceptions, are not new findings and are already part of our remediation plans," Equifax said in a written statement.
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They did not specify the extent to which they are objecting to Ms. Jones's findings, or how many of her privilege findings they are contesting.
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Here are five key findings: Together, these findings offer us insights that cut against our inherited ways of thinking about what constitutes sound decision-making.
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Mueller released his findings in one shot in a roughly 400-page report and spoke publicly only twice about his findings and without much bravado.
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The findings were based on the newspaper's review of numerous law enforcement and other findings compiled by the New America Foundation, the publication reported on Sunday.
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She told CNN that state officials spent a week denouncing these findings and added that "there was almost ... blinders on," before they admitted the findings' validity.
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Committee members will ask Mueller about his findings, and Mueller will read the findings as if he is recording an audio book for the visually impaired.
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These include provisional adverse analytical findings (PAAFs) for 30 athletes who contested the Beijing Olympics, and adverse analytical findings (AAFs) for 15 competitors at London 2012.
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During the final week of their sabbatical, they will return to Chile to review their findings and partner with the Ocean Conservancy to communicate their findings.
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Trump has repeatedly dismissed the CIA's findings and has repeatedly said that even if they are true, Saudi arms sales outweigh the findings of the intelligence community.
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Among our findings from a cursory review of the data: "Yeah, this is very bad," said Dylan Katz, a security researcher, who reviewed some of the findings.
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The guidance recommends that analysts limit themselves to three topics, include essential facts that support their findings, and to try to keep their findings to a page.
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President Trump predictably did not support the DNI report's findings, and shortly after, the White House stated its intent to challenge the assessment's findings on climate change.
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Since the report relies on this language in its analysis of two different findings, those reactions should be included, with full context, in the factual findings section.
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"These findings are definitely more concerning for black women because of the findings on permanent dye and their more frequent use of chemical straighteners," Dr. White said.
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Given that the goal is to learn what works, evaluation findings need to be easily accessible to policymakers and other stakeholders who can act on the findings.
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More troubling, the CFPB's justification for the rule rested heavily on the findings of one academic paper whose author disagreed with the CFPB's interpretation of his findings.
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Regardless of the substance of Mueller's findings, much of the public debate would revolve around interpretations of the findings rather than thorough readings of what Mueller's team discovered.
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The findings of the research, as it turned out, were such that people who were interested in reshaping policy found their interests supported by some of the findings.
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Trump's statements, which were unsupported by evidence and which distorted the findings of the Mueller report, represent the latest instance of the president working to discredit Mueller's findings.
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As Democrats and Republicans parse Barr's interpretation of the special counsel's findings and await a fuller report, here are some winners and losers based on Mueller's core findings.
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To state the obvious: findings from a sample that's made up of 98 percent Republicans will be entirely different than findings from a sample of 98 percent Democrats.
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The court's findings will greatly complicate any review of the rule by the Trump administration, because regulators would have to rebut findings that have already withstood legal challenge.
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But no one has suggested that his findings are compromised, and astronomy will continue to build on Marcy's work—to reference his papers and build on his team's findings.
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And the House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel still aims to release initial findings from its own probe, though it had to delay plans to release initial findings this month.
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As for the FDA's findings, "They make a lot of hay of using a computer model, but it's really nice to validate the findings with actual science," Hemby said.
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The findings are UK-specific and do not imply a cause behind the trends, but the overall findings match those in other countries, including the United States, the researchers say.
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However the company is also disputing the Dutch DPA's findings — and says it has shared "specific concerns" with the watchdog about the "accuracy of some of its findings and conclusions".
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"The present findings directly link objectively measured empathy and altruism," the authors wrote, though they noted that their findings need to be replicated in less extreme altruists in the future.
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The SEC said at the time that the firm had experienced a high rate of PCAOB deficiency findings in prior inspections and improvement of these findings had become a priority.
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Turkish communications director Fahrettin Altun blasted the Saudi court's findings that Khashoggi's killing was carried out "at the spur of the moment," contradicting the findings of a United Nations inquiry.
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Herndon added that the panel did not create any "preliminary findings," despite White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders previously suggesting such findings would be sent to DHS, Politico reported.
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Attorney-General Mohamed Apandi Ali said the Swiss findings would be reviewed by Malaysia, along with findings of other relevant authorities and internal investigations, to determine the appropriate course of action.
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The findings in this report are surprising considering the Trump administration's hostility to mainstream climate science findings and policies aimed at cutting emissions of greenhouse gases that are warming the planet.
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These findings are even more significant when you consider the findings of another study, which found that kids ages 11 to 14 typically see two to four alcohol ads per day.
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The findings don't rule out other potential causes but the findings join a growing body of evidence pointing to vitamin E acetate as a "very strong culprit of concern," she said.
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Trump and his allies say the findings exonerate the president, but lawmakers — especially Democrats — are demanding the complete release of Mueller's findings, which are believed to be hundreds of pages long.
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Andrew, Sealow, and Een each released their individual videos about the findings, alongside an Excel sheet listing all of the words they used and a white paper analysis of their findings.
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The findings were published in Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.
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They released the COMETA Report , which summarized their findings.
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" He also called the findings for the method "preliminary.
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" The findings were published in the journal "Precambrian Research.
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Among its findings: Who run the world (of politics)?
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Ernst & Young neither admitted nor denied the SEC findings.
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That may have skewed the survey's — and study's — findings.
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Trump has attacked findings from intelligence agencies that Russia hacked emails belonging to Democratic Party operatives during the 2016 presidential campaign to help him win, though he did eventually accept the findings.
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The site's backend database had around 200,000 user records, according to security researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar, who shared their findings exclusively with TechCrunch and wrote up their findings at vpnMentor.
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Nunes travels to the White House to personally brief Trump on his findings (although it remains unclear why Trump's staff did not directly brief him on the findings they presented to Nunes).
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Their findings reinforce findings made in earlier trees, which showed the whole of the eukaryote section—that's the one in which we can find our own species—as a single, spindly branch.
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The lawyers' report, however, "was delivered in the form of an oral presentation that fully and comprehensively presented the individual and aggregated findings and the evidence supporting the findings," Mr. Garland said.
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The health equivalent of the adage in crime reporting that "if it bleeds it leads," is that unexpected or controversial findings receive more attention than findings in support of the status quo.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's report on his investigation's findings has not been made public — all we have so far is a four-page letter by Attorney General Bill Barr summarizing those findings.
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They asked them to respond to many of the findings of the 2017 Georgetown Law report, and particularly asked them if the findings about adultification bias aligned with their own life experiences.
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In particular, experts said, presidents have never sought to undermine the findings of the National Academies of Science, created by President Abraham Lincoln to provide unbiased scientific findings to the country's leaders.
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"Although our findings question the specific sugar recommendations from guidelines produced by leading authorities, the findings should not be used to justify high or increased consumption of sugary foods and beverages," Johnston said.
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Farahany's findings also suggest defense attorneys are applying neuroscientific findings to more than capital murder cases; lawyers are increasingly introducing neuroscientific evidence in cases ranging from burglary and robbery to kidnapping and rape.
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In response to a US request, Russia's prosecutor general's office sent over a document purporting to outline its own "investigative findings" about the case — findings that conveniently got Veselnitskaya's clients off the hook.
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Findings echo Mueller's warnings The committee's findings and recommendations echo the warnings that came one day earlier from Mueller that the Russians and other foreign governments will continue to meddle in US elections.
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We understand that our findings will not be the overall solution but the way we look at it is that even if our findings help feed only one family, it is a success.
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In his motion, Kulis argued that the Illinois State Police takes months to issue findings or reports but issued a press release soon after the shooting that news reports announced as preliminary findings.
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Although Trump has publicly cast doubt on the veracity of the intelligence community's findings about Russian interference, Clapper said Trump was "very solicitous, courteous, even complimentary" during the private briefing on the findings.
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On the recent Gault, Texas, findings of pre-Clovis artifacts, Potter tells Axios: Yes, but: At least one expert, who was not part of this study, took issue with the paper's genetic findings.
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"These are very convincing findings, novel findings," said Charles A. Nelson III, a professor of pediatrics and neuroscience at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital, who was not involved in the research.
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Intel, which asked the teams to keep their findings under wraps for the last six months, confirmed the findings and pushed out an update to its chip firmware to prevent the attack today.
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They can then upload their findings to the project's website.
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Recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed similar findings.
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Their findings were published in the latest edition of PNAS.
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The findings were published today in the journal Science Advances.
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The findings of all three were published in the 1980s.
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A senior administration official defended Trump's use of the findings.
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Its outcome and ultimate findings are unclear, the paper reports.
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Those findings inspired others to look for neurogenesis in humans.
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The findings were published last September in Frontiers in Physiology.
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But the findings also illustrate how complex cancer can be.
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Democrats immediately blasted the bill based off the report's findings.
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But there's at least one major limitation to these findings.
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There are a few caveats to the study's findings, though.
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Animal studies can partly guide us to understand these findings.
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Those were the findings from a recent report by CareerCast.
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And we know that social science findings are often upended.
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The findings may not represent reality for all men, however.
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Moore had learned about the findings through a Google Alert.
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Trump has said he feels "somewhat" vindicated by Nunes' findings.
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The potential consequences: Legally, it all depends on the findings.
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The findings were published Monday in The Journal of Pediatrics.
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That internal research tracks with the findings of academic studies.
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Google rejected the Commission's findings and said it would appeal.
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They describe their findings in a paper published in Nature.
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Its findings will be the final word on the rollover.
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Eichenbaum's findings challenge this viewpoint, but they don't bury it.
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I later published my findings as my Rich Habits Study.
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Our findings, published in "The Wellness Syndrome," were not pretty.
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To some extent, the findings reiterate something we already know.
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These troubling findings were published earlier today in JAMA Pediatrics.
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The findings have been published in the Geophysical Research Letters.
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All of the results are preliminary findings, and research continues.
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First of all, Mueller has never testified on his findings.
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But the translation of findings into treatments is poorly funded.
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But that denial doesn't entirely line up with Mueller's findings.
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The internal inquiry's findings will be made public, Mitchell said.
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The findings from SPPS are consistent with many other studies.
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The findings were published in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
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The findings were published in the Journal of Hospital Infection.
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The findings are broadly reflective of each nation's growth projections.
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It will then analyze findings and make them publicly available.
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C., said findings in the IG report showed high animus.
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"We are actively investigating and analyzing its findings," AMD said.
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The findings are worrying for both the young and old.
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Boeing further described the investigators' initial findings in a statement.
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Not everyone in Washington supported the findings in the report.
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In this interview, I chat with Norris about her findings.
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The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation disputed several of the findings.
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" Of his findings, Colbert said on Tuesday, "Obviously that's shocking.
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Apple already has derided the findings and started an appeal.
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It's hard to know what to make of these findings.
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Soon the group's findings will be augmented by XPRIZE's own.
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Its findings were unequivocal: WWF "shared responsibility" for the violence.
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A brief statement gave no details of any possible findings.
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The findings were published today in the journal Scientific Reports.
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The findings also have not been reviewed by outside experts.
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The findings likely reflect Trump's abysmal performance in the polls.
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But all those claims directly contradict his administration's own findings.
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The findings were published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience.
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Those questions may not just pertain to Mueller's findings, however.
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Oxenham's findings mirror an experiment involving spouses and voodoo dolls.
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The inquiry is expected to publish findings in early 2017.
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The Maltese authorities expressed "serious reservations" about the EBA's findings.
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Early counting appeared to back up the exit poll findings.
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Lambert reports his findings back to the reservation's law enforcement.
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The findings are consistent with those presented by Dominican authorities.
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The Associated Press was first to report on the findings.
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US lawmakers have reacted with outrage to CNN's new findings.
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The 2018 paper's findings allowed for it to be reinstated.
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Campbell has declined to comment since Schmack released his findings.
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Here are seven shocking findings from the blistering report: 1.
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The White House immediately released a video touting the findings.
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Omalu and Crump issued an illustration of the autopsy's findings.
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Preliminary findings can also lead researchers to the wrong conclusions.
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The findings were published in the Astrophysical Journal on Thursday.
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These findings were then compared to participant views on immigration.
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They published their findings Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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But the Weizmann team took their findings a step further.
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"The ICA findings were accurate and on point," Virginia Sen.
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The committee will release two more reports on its findings.
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A Chipotle spokesman also declined to comment on Earnest's findings.
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Their findings are published in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
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Results of those findings have not yet been made public.
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As the Saudi government investigates, Erdogan is revealing Turkey's findings.
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The findings were presented in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics.
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The findings come from British consumer goods review site Which?
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The findings speak for themselves — something urgently needs to change.
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On September 24th 2015 she went public with her findings.
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The findings and solution will be reviewed by the agency.
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And not all published findings should be treated as equal.
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The findings were similar among small and big companies alike.
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The researchers' findings have been published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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To protect her privacy, the IAAF never published its findings.
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The NTSB has not disclosed any findings from the probe.
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Parts of the documentary the report's key findings are here.
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Some of their findings were "new and interesting," Hu said.
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This channel is how the transient instruction broadcasts its findings.
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The survey also includes a few other findings to note:
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Weatherford decided she had to take her findings to theauthorities.
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Critics immediately took to social media to dispute the findings.
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Turkey has not allowed its findings to be made public.
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That way the uncertainly associated with the findings shrinks rapidly.
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The new study by the Swiss team reinforces those findings.
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The findings were published today in the journal Plos Pathogens.
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They describe their findings in a new paper in Science.
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However, even the scientists were surprised by the study's findings.
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Click here to view original GIFStill, the findings are significant.
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The team's findings were recently published in the journal Nature.
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This election cycle seems to resonate with the study's findings.
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The scientists published their findings Thursday in the journal Cell.
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The researchers hope to publish their findings later this year.
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Obviously, their findings aren't going to be true for everyone.
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They just published their findings in the journal Behavioral Ecology.
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They describe their findings in Zoology in the Middle East.
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These findings were supported by forensic evidence and medical examinations.
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The findings were generally positive, suggesting monetary conditions were helped.
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What, if anything, should Congress do with Mr Mueller's findings?
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But not everyone agrees the working paper's findings are groundbreaking.
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He couldn't wait to share his findings with the insurers.
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These findings come when our attention spans are already shrinking.
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The findings have attracted attention from policymakers and economists worldwide.
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Allen's findings joined a few smaller studies on the phenomenon.
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Some scholars, like Harvard lecturer Yascha Mounk, celebrated their findings.
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But Mueller's findings will be harder for him to rebut.
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Its findings reinforced those of a report released in February.
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The findings of the inquiry have yet to be announced.
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Facebook laid out its major findings in a blog post.
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"These findings are bringing more questions than answers," Pitulko said.
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Many meteorologists went to Twitter to disagree with the findings.
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Trump's claims about the Mueller report's findings were also misleading.
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The findings, dramatic as they are, do come with limitations.
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The findings lend insight into ancient Native American inking traditions.
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Their findings lend insight into ancient Native American inking traditions.
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His animal models were absolutely in line with our findings.
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Democratic lawmakers have demanded that Mueller's findings be made public.
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He shared his findings exclusively with TechCrunch, then published them.
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Given these latest findings, we should probably get on that.
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Nevertheless, the findings came as a surprise to the company.
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The study's findings were published this May in Sleep Medicine.
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Her findings were published Thursday in Population and Development Review.
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Their findings, published Tuesday in Cell Reports, were somewhat surprising.
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But the findings could help people on Earth as well.
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Ultimately, what's at stake in these findings is not simply
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In return, the researchers are richly rewarded for their findings.
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These findings are already transforming biology as we know it.
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Those findings are expected to be released on Jan. 23.
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The table below shows some of their most striking findings.
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McCabe has disputed the findings by the inspector general's office.
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The OIG findings support the President's decision to fire Comey.
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Occasionally, they fight over who gets to illustrate certain findings.
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Silver began publishing her findings in scientific journals in 2010.
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I have just received topline findings from Attorney General Barr.
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Those levels are unchanged from findings in a 2014 poll.
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The team published its findings Tuesday in the journal PeerJ.
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The publication reports a few troubling findings from that analysis.
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The findings were reported in the Journal of Neural Engineering.
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CEO John Legere didn't directly address the EFF's findings today.
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However, some experts worry the findings could have unintended consequences.
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They both declined further comment on the central bank's findings.
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We take the findings of the British government very seriously.
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But Hoogkamer's findings suggest the plate's spring function is negligible.
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Over the next few days, Newsweek wrote about his findings.
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Some researchers have questioned whether the study findings are significant.
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Inactivity is worse for women than men, according to findings.
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McKee and her team's findings were published in JAMA Neurology.
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The findings are published in Science of the Total Environment.
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Vezzosi plans to release his findings in the coming months.
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And that makes Dr Aung's findings all the more concerning.
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Findings like these aren't specific to the health care law.
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" Le Monde said the findings "reinforce Trump in upcoming battles.
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Fergus Ewing, the Scottish Energy Minister, praised the report's findings.
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The findings from those reviews are not expected until October.
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It did not provide any details or publish its findings.
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Regardless, they acknowledged residual effects may have altered the findings.
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Other findings: Are most residents of Puerto Rico U.S. citizens?
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Those were the findings from a recent survey by Aon.
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I returned to my dad and enthusiastically shared my findings.
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We're committing to be open with our findings and progress.
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And how did the teens themselves react to these findings?
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Burrill, in settling, neither admitted nor denied the SEC's findings.
|
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Google's report breaks its YouTube findings into their own category.
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The researchers published their findings in a report this week.
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Such findings have caused banks to rethink their marketing strategies.
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The study's findings regarding public restroom use are particularly alarming.
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Cambodia's Labor Ministry refutes the findings of the LICADHO report.
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The findings in the second report are even more disturbing.
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Before getting into the study findings, some context is important.
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Their findings were published earlier this week in Conservation Biology.
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The findings hold regardless of how you measure these things.
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Our findings, we believe, could really benefit the agriculture industry.
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Share your findings in the comments below, and let's discuss!
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Ford did not include further details of the investigation's findings.
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It did not say when it would publish the findings.
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The journal Molecular Therapy published the team's findings on Wednesday.
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The court determined that the President's findings were insufficient. Why?
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Their findings were published in Nature Nanotechnology earlier this week.
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The findings are expected to be released publicly next month.
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Democrats on the committee contested many of the report's findings.
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One of his recent findings backs up this timing component.
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The findings were largely focused on track and field athletes.
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Their findings were published this week in the journal eNeuro.
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He has published his findings on his social media accounts.
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We already had our irrefutable forensics findings from our examinations.
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The billionaire subsidized the findings until Trump clinched the nomination.
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They then required me to present and explain my findings.
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As a psychiatrist, Grigo says such findings give her hope.
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Dave and Ward subsequently alerted Aruban police to their findings.
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However, the findings shouldn't be considered conclusive, the team warned.
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Recent reports have offered a tantalizing glimpse into Mueller's findings.
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The Hill: Republicans tear into IG findings on Clinton probe.
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Mueller's findings could further discourage those weighing a primary bid.
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It is still unclear when the findings will become public.
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Dr. Douglas Frederick hopes drivers take note of the findings.
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These findings demonstrate the need for action on both sides.
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There must be no censorship or coverup of the findings.
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A representative for Bloomberg declined to comment on the findings.
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It added that it would broadcast the findings this year.
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And, yet, there is a bright side to the findings.
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To acknowledge these findings would step on their own narrative.
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Their findings were published this week in the journal Antiquity.
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A spokesman at Tepco confirmed the findings and the apology.
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These findings are consistent with what prior studies have shown.
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She gently disputed Mr. Churkin's characterization of her panel's findings.
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Baden, a Fox News contributor, countered those findings on Wednesday.
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They're both right and wrong, according to additional survey findings.
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The researchers can only theorize about reasons for their findings.
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A 2008 study in BioScience appeared to validate Losos's findings.
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Among the other key findings in the F.B.I. documents: ■ Mrs.
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First, here are the findings I was pretty sure of:
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But St. Jude has said the findings are in error.
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He has not forwarded its investigation's findings to the GAO.
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Pew is not alone in its findings about college men.
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The findings led to the removal of the department chairman.
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Republicans, however, kept up their attacks, despite the committee's findings.
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Almost as if they're processing personal disappointment over those findings.
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The report's findings were rejected by Senegal's Ministry of Education.
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The FDA has not released the findings of the inspection.
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And these findings, in turn, have troubling implications for security.
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It also considers findings from Google and social media statistics.
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Russia has dismissed the findings as biased and politically motivated.
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They published their findings Wednesday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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A DHS spokesman declined to comment Thursday on iSight's findings.
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Unfortunately, that reaction also is borne out in research findings.
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The findings indicate priority areas for traumatic brain injury prevention.
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When the attorney general's office issued its findings on Nov.
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The findings were reported in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
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"I believe its findings would have vindicated me," he said.
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The findings also reiterate the theme that genes aren't destiny.
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Their findings have relevance for both materials science and electronics.
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They reported their findings Wednesday in the journal PLOS One.
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Officials with the prosecutor's office declined to discuss the findings.
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The FDA had no immediate comment on the latest findings.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff: Don't hide Mueller's findings.
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Ramaphosa has said he will challenge Mkhwebane's findings in court.
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The study's findings were published Wednesday in Environmental Science & Technology.
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Locals thanked the aquarium for updating them on their findings.
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CDC published full results of their findings earlier on Wednesday.
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The findings remain confidential and are protected by privacy laws.
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Findings Is empathy an essential virtue for a presidential candidate?
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Through the years, the study has produced many notable findings.
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Mr. Conway declined to describe the findings of the exam.
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The findings were published Thursday in The Journal of Pediatrics.
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Night owls shouldn't be worried by the findings, said Richmond.
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Residents dismissed the findings as a whitewash by the police.
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These findings raise the same questions as Schultz's stealthy interview.
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The researchers provided a chart for some of their findings.
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There were no findings that were material to this analysis.
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First, the findings have only been presented as a summary.
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She tells Broadly she wasn't surprised by the study's findings.
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He and his researchers came up with some odd findings.
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Among the most interesting findings is in the chart below.
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The EPA will announce the findings at an 11 a.m.
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They say findings will be made available in due course.
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So it's up to future research to verify the findings.
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The spokesman's statement on Tuesday reiterated the 2015 report's findings.
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Murray's team notified Apple of its findings on August 15.
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Still, Rapoport took her findings with a grain of salt.
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Kossin said these modeling findings back up the observational evidence.
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Our findings suggest that police and community relations are important.
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So, what can we do to counteract these depressing findings?
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Findings like this mean that these measures definitely aren't infallible.
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"The Commission did not create any preliminary findings," Hendon added.
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The American people have a right to know its findings.
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We believe that our findings may have significant policy implications.
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It released its latest findings, which 2016 figures, on Friday.
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It produced alarming findings about fracking's impact on Fort Berthold.
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In either case, statistical findings are largely beside the point.
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They requested a meeting four times to discuss their findings.
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Several independent experts said the findings were mixed or inconclusive.
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Still, the findings set off alarm bells among some experts.
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Trump has said he does not believe the report's findings.
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There were no findings of lying, as some had proclaimed.
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There is every reason to be skeptical of these findings.
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" He said the findings were "suggestive of a slippery slope.
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Those findings were consistent with academic research published this year.
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There was no immediate Russian response to the commission's findings.
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The findings were published Monday in the journal Nature Astronomy.
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However, damning findings from Mueller would create that solid ground.
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And we'll begin reporting our first findings from Kentucky's Sixth.
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They published their findings in the Journal of Field Archaeology.
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The general findings are concerning but not all that surprising.
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The Cambridge Analytica findings were even more disturbing, he said.
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Our findings were published on Thursday in the journal Science.
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So far, their findings fill 15,000 pages of police reports.
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The department's findings were earlier reported by The Charlotte Observer.
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The findings are surprising given recent controversies involving facial recognition.
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The Pew findings offer little comfort to those seeking concord.
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In 2018, Perera took a closer look at these findings.
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These findings suggest a new model for combating urban violence.
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The findings, published in Nature, are both surprising and encouraging.
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The findings require further confirmation under an assortment of conditions.
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These findings wouldn't be generalizable to the rest of us.
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An extensive international research project has just released its findings.
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Others felt that even the ambiguous findings were of concern.
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An advocacy group for motorcyclists expressed outrage at the findings.
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However, the study's findings also have dubious consequences for adolescents.
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Share your findings in a paper, presentation or class discussion.
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And more research is needed to understand the cancer findings.
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Here are some of the major findings from the report.
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Nearly every study on this chronotype has returned troubling findings.
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The inspector general's office said it stood by its findings.
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Given North Korea's reputation, does that not taint their findings?
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More from Tonic: Another study in 1988 confirmed these findings.
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Here are his latest findings: Federal prosecutors said on Dec.
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The research findings have been useful in Nestlé's marketing efforts.
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A report on the findings is expected by Dec. 31.
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The Associated Press earlier reported on the inspector general's findings.
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The hospital group, Phoebe Putney Health System, dismissed the findings.
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Those findings echo a report released last summer from WorkplaceTrends.
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Psychologists are often touting the counter intuitiveness of their findings.
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And might even reduce reflexive opposition to certain scientific findings.
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Both findings are potentially significant for the economy's future performance.
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The findings are based on Anchiornis fossils discovered in China.
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However, the findings do not apply to every stroke victim.
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The findings were not all bleak for the United States.
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Many of Dr. Hwang's findings were later called into question.
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The findings were a closely guarded secret for three decades.
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I hope these findings spur greater conversation across the spectrum.
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The full findings lay bare the generation's staggering debt burden.
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The findings were disclosed in Federal District Court on Wednesday.
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His findings could land in 2020 amid the presidential race.
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Facebook did not respond to questions about the study's findings.
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A second study, in the laboratory, confirmed the overall findings.
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Representatives of Google didn't immediately provide responses to the findings.
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Some people interpreted those findings to mean they were safe.
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"I don't believe it," Mr. Trump said of the findings.
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The new findings suggest they endured for several thousand years.
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While some experts praised the findings, others were more cautious.
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But some scientists were skeptical about what these findings meant.
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No one, in truth, should be surprised by these findings.
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She is now touring the West to share her findings.
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Kyl's findings are short on facts and long on feelings.
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These findings cut against the "hug hormone" hypothesis of oxytocin.
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They published their findings last week in the journal Nature.
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The findings contradicted the basic proposition on Mr. Laffer's napkin.
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The White House was silent on Tuesday about the findings.
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These findings all put America's healthcare system in the spotlight.
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They published their findings Wednesday in the journal PLoS One.
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The researchers report their findings Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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Give the graph a catchy headline that captures your findings.
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The findings were published last month in the journal Geology.
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Rick Scott, made no changes in response to the findings.
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Those findings were released in a readiness report released Sept.
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The EWG's findings included samples between 1 and 186 ppt.
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They published their findings Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications.
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Several industry experts say these findings track with their observations.
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Their findings were published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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And recent studies produced lackluster findings for universal background checks.
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This is one of the key findings of our study.
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The findings contradict the official police account of the shooting.
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At the time, Bolsonaro said that the findings were inaccurate.
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The findings appeared Wednesday in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
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Rekimoto wrote up his initial findings in a blog post.
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Findings Social scientists bear glad tidings for the holiday season.
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"Against these findings, the federal defendants offer nothing," said Lasnik.
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It will now consider what to do with the findings.
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Trump has 90 days to act on the report's findings.
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Authors reviewed over 10,000 scientific abstracts when compiling their findings.
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We shouldn't ignore the sometimes counterintuitive findings of learning science.
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The researchers hope their findings can help improve avalanche education.
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The findings also signal a partisan divide on the issue.
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Miech said the new report's similar numbers bolster his findings.
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Shorter vacations are on the rise, according to their findings.
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The team reported its findings Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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The subsidiaries did not admit or deny the SEC's findings.
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We'll update this guide with our findings early this spring.
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Lithuania did not immediately respond publicly to the court's findings.
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Those observations correspond with the findings of the M.I.T. study.
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The findings were published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications.
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How might TESS's findings contribute to our knowledge of space?
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Mr. Horowitz referred his findings to federal prosecutors in Washington.
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There are many other, more plausible explanations for the findings.
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The source, however, cautioned that the findings are very tentative.
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Mr. Horowitz referred his findings to federal prosecutors in Washington.
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The findings blamed outside agitators for stirring up ignorant sharecroppers.
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And Democrats made clear they would seize on the findings.
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Other findings from the survey touch on unionization and VR:
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He has also outlined his findings in a YouTube video.
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He shared his findings with VICE News and other journalists.
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Those findings might foreshadow death trends to come, they noted.
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Motherboard then verified Ceraolo's findings with the active SIM swapper.
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What follows are some of my favorites from Kevin's findings.
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The findings, Mr. Patrón knew, were going to be brutal.
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Those were the findings from a recent survey by NerdWallet.
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Instead, the company wanted the IRS to finalize its findings.
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She published her findings in a press release for Memorial.
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Its findings are due to be issued on Nov 17.
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But its findings about surveillance are important beyond partisan politics.
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Here's a look at some of his most intriguing findings.
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There were no such significant findings in the female rats.
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The findings will provide better insights than purely observational data.
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The findings were published in the journal PLOS on Wednesday.
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The findings were published Thursday in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics.
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But experts in the field agree the findings are notable.
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The findings published Friday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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The Times based that conclusion on a number of findings.
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The preliminary findings will now be reviewed by Vice Adm.
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The president's budget ignores the findings of addiction treatment research.
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The EPA said it was happy with the OIG's findings.
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What new findings about scientific careers recently came to light?
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Their findings were published Wednesday in the journal The BMJ.
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The Washington Post's publisher, Fred Ryan, also condemned the findings.
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Turkey also said the Saudi findings left many unanswered questions.
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De Blasio administration officials dismissed the Department of Investigation findings.
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The findings contradicted the official police account of the shooting.
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The following infographic has more information on the survey findings.
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The findings are based on force structure levels from 85033.
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As is now unfortunately customary, the findings are incredibly dire.
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Yet, the coverage on these findings has largely been crickets.
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Dr. Levy said two possible mechanisms account for the findings.
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They published their findings Thursday in the journal Molecular Cell.
|
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Consider four of the more curious "findings" of the Post.
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They published their findings in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
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There have been no conclusive findings, as Trump says here.
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The Associated Press first reported Trend Micro's findings on Friday.
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Hargreave called for more research to validate her group's findings.
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Peterson's findings are now part of a larger review underway.
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The findings also show how different generations approach the situation.
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There is urgency in these survey findings we cannot ignore.
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The new study offers novel findings for humans, Albertini said.
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Here is a look at some of the report's findings.
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They published their findings Wednesday in the journal PLOS One.
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The findings were published Monday in the Journal of Paleontology.
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He got no response, and last month released his findings.
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Many of the criticisms of the new findings are technical.
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Minor and Housman presented their findings to the firms involved.
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The Vatican declined to comment on the grand jury's findings.
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He has 90 days to act on the report's findings.
|
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Both contempt findings were ultimately reversed by an appeals court.
|
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Those were the findings from a recent survey by Bankrate.com.
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"Yes, this is absolutely what our findings suggest," says Huettig.
|
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"Do you believe that NASA's findings are debatable," she asked.
|
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The findings were published in a medical journal this week.
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They published their findings Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports.
|
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An F.D.A. spokesman said the agency stood by its findings.
|
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But in some ways the findings were also good news.
|
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United States intelligence officials have not publicly endorsed those findings.
|
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Their conclusions reinforce the findings of Austin, Hughes and Chinni.
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I.R.S. officials said they were reviewing the taxpayer advocate's findings.
|
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Their findings were published today in Nature Evolution and Ecology.
|
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Republicans and Democrats have sharply polarized views on such findings.
|
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The question now is what to do about these findings.
|
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The M.T.A., for its part, did not dispute the findings.
|
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But again, there's reason to be cautious with these findings.
|
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But his findings are outliers based on an unusual methodology.
|
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Yet the findings persisted even after correcting for tobacco use.
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Kolomoisky dismissed the findings, made public this month, as "nonsense".
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You can find all the details of the findings here.
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In the meantime, you can read the full findings here:
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The findings were first reported by Bloomberg earlier on Tuesday.
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The findings line up with customer complaints, the magazine said.
|
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But engineers at Stanford University were unconvinced by the findings.
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The findings largely support Brennan's earlier 22005 report from September.
|
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Pundits and politicians often confuse analytical findings with moral judgments.
|
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Those findings are expected by the end of the month.
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And intelligence agencies will feel pressure to cook their findings.
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He didn't report on any findings related to individual tweets.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov declined to comment on the findings.
|
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So just broadly, what are your thoughts on his findings?
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There are a couple of ways to reconcile those findings.
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More work needs to be done to confirm these findings.
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Scientists need to publish the methods and findings more fully, and share their raw data in ways that are easily accessible and digestible for those who may want to reanalyze or replicate their findings.
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"Our findings show that the climate can respond very quickly to changes in greenhouse gases," lead author Nerilie Abram, of the Australian National University, told Reuters of the findings published in the journal Nature.
|
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The article quotes a doctor saying that findings for coffee have been wildly inconsistent; actually, findings from large prospective studies have consistently shown no increases in cancer or other serious outcomes from coffee consumption.
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The former prosecutor will share his findings with the board and local police, he said, and he has recommended the findings be made public in an effort to restore public faith in the company.
|
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But giving financial incentives to the academics for their work meant both more commercialism at public expense and more reasons for scientists to keep their findings secret, hindering the free exchange of research findings.
|
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Sanders said Tuesday that the FBI shared its findings with the White House personnel security office, but she could not definitively say whether the office had shared the findings with any West Wing officials.
|
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To the extent the law allows, the report should detail the policies and procedures at play, the investigative process, the findings made, the evidence on which those findings rely, and any other relevant conclusions.
|
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The initial findings from the Mueller report, as summarized by Attorney General William Barr, were embarrassing for a party that had whipped itself into a lather about the findings potentially bringing down the president.
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She also said she was "confident" these new findings would not change the results of the previous findings, but that it was "imperative" that all information regarding these new emails be shared with the public.
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Then in May 2016, the school issued a 13-page "findings of fact" focused on its most troubling findings on a football program that was portrayed as acting as if it was above the rules.
|
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Prior to his release and after, Hutchins gained further praise and respect from the security community for his contributions to the malware-reversing field, and demonstrating his findings so others can learn from his findings.
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Senior Republicans, including Ryan, have warned colleagues not to connect the memo's findings to Mueller's inquiry, but Trump's most fervent allies in Congress have already insisted that its findings are grounds for ending Mueller's work.
|
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The Republican findings Republicans released an unclassified summary of their findings and recommendations, and said they hope that a redacted version of the report will be released to the public as early as next month.
|
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Among the findings he's highlighted include: Questions can always be raised about the methodology of any individual study, and it's unclear how well these findings will hold up in attempts at replication and further scrutiny.
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British Cycling's chairman, Jonathan Browning, said he accepted the report's findings.
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His findings show that both theories have some truth to them.
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Thorpe's findings were published in the Cogent Arts and Humanities journal.
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Both will publish initial findings by the end of the year.
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Cole and her fellow researchers weren't totally surprised by their findings.
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Surry published a blog post outlining the findings of Hopper's study.
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State officials in Michigan initially dismissed the Virginia Tech team's findings.
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Having done so, he could choose not to release his findings.
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Interpretation of autopsy findings and other information will also be challenging.
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The findings of that investigation is it's an exhausting uphill battle.
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The researchers' findings were published on February 2nd in Current Biology.
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RELATED: 10 most damning findings from report on Russian election interference
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But its findings were mirrored in other national surveys this month.
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The full research findings are published in the journal Nature Communications.
|
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The findings demonstrated the ability of simulations to illuminate emergent phenomena.
|
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Reuters outlined its findings about the iQOS trials to the agency.
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Details of the findings could be made public later, Chen said.
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The findings might even change how we conceptualize certain mental illnesses.
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Most findings show no association between pets and survival, he said.
|
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The findings, published this month in ACS Chemical Neuroscience, are early.
|
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Some coal and nuclear energy groups welcomed the final report's findings.
|
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A separate report out this week from Chainalysis echoes those findings.
|
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The authors did add their findings shouldn't be taken as definitive.
|
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Thursday's walkout is largely in response to these recently illuminated findings.
|
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Representatives of Goodyear will present these findings at conferences on Jan.
|
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The report's findings come at a crucial time in the crisis.
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BKS consented to the order without admitting or denying the findings.
|
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Austin Garrett announced the findings at a news conference on Wednesday.
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His findings are pretty unambiguous: Giving people health coverage saves lives.
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The findings came from a consulting firm hired by Wells Fargo.
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Whether police will act on their findings is another question entirely.
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He said the new findings mark about 25 years of research.
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Other reputable polls such as Quinnipiac and Monmouth corroborate Gallup's findings.
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The board said findings are expected before its 2017 annual meeting.
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Here are some of the latest findings and tips from experts.
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The EEOC will conduct an independent investigation before issuing its findings.
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By law, the Commerce Department's findings are due by late January.
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They reported their findings in the journal Basic and Clinical Andrology.
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Findings in the new study could help spur lawmakers into action.
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This is also what the findings of this study show us.
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England completely agrees that his findings are mute on such topics.
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He wrote up his findings and shared them exclusively with TechCrunch.
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Today, it published the first findings from its newest reproducibility project.
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Based on Perkins Coie's findings, Uber fired more than 20 employees.
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Similar findings show education and public transport can also be improved.
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And people on Reddit have shared their creations or findings here.
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This is the reason I think we have so many findings.
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The council adopted findings from another inquiry that also recommended dismissal.
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The findings detail several specific acts of picketing, vandalism, and trespassing.
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And their findings weren't limited to just Amazon's main online shop.
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Today's statement by Mr. Mueller reinforces the findings of his report.
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But the findings also touch on more serious concerns as well.
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Finally, what do these findings suggest about Humboldt's account from 1800.
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They also both tried to cast doubt on the study's findings.
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Those findings are backed up by data from the Commerce Department.
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For Trivedi, the findings haven't dissuaded him from riding electric scooters.
|
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The demographic findings could further stoke conversation around Twitter's political leanings.
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In each instance, the journalists reported their findings to the platforms.
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That said, it's impossible to explain these findings with absolute certainty.
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We'll be updating this post once more findings have been published.
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Mr Awan agreed that newspaper headlines had oversimplified the study's findings.
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But academia has had no shortage of errant "findings" as well.
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That task force is also expected to release its findings shortly.
|
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Prosecutors said Porsche had not appealed the findings by the prosecutor.
|
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The National Transportation Safety Board released preliminary findings into the Jan.
|
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Pew's editors found a neat way of summing up their findings.
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Today's findings, in the journal Nature Communications, suggest that it could.
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Until then, the N.T.S.B. has declined to discuss its findings publicly.
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The findings were published this week in the journal Nature Methods.
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His findings confirmed that, in pre-Colonial times, Sagehen burned regularly.
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The findings are consistent with previous Consumer Reports studies, she said.
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Pollsters have said their 2015 findings significantly overestimated support for Labour.
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We've reached out to Facebook for comment on the study's findings.
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They published their findings today in the journal Nature Human Behaviour.
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His findings suggests Apple could be prioritizing low noise over performance.
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There was his misrepresentation of the findings of the Mueller report.
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Other survey findings: Fears about a China slowdown moderated in October.
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A press release detailing the report's findings was also released Friday.
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Those findings were based on 242 patients ages 12 to 28.
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The findings were reported in a study in BMJ Open Gastroenterology.
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SBI's findings will be presented to a Montgomery County grand jury.
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It will report its findings to the government on December 10.
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And whose findings might change the course of history, or not.
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He's also posted a short summary of findings on Hacker News.
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The findings were published today in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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The new findings are consistent with previous analyses by the CDC.
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Those were the findings from a survey by United Van Lines.
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Five managers have just left the organisation following the report's findings.
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On Friday, the watchdog group posted its findings on their website.
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An Iranian official from the foreign ministry disputed the report's findings.
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There are some possible explanations for the new findings, said Watson.
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This process can take six-eight weeks to yield conclusive findings.
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The findings are to be detailed in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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No one else has replicated these findings, including Baron-Cohen himself.
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The findings were published in the journal Nature Communications on Wednesday.
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Sanli presented its findings at a seminar at a Shanghai hotel.
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The gist of the findings certainly trends negative for Coach Meyer.
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We were satisfied enough with our findings to move ahead. 6.
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But the researchers are not sure how to explain the findings.
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Its findings have a margin of error of 4.4 percentage points.
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Experts published their findings in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.
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The findings have been submitted for publication to the Astronomical Journal.
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There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of the findings.
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We'll continue sharing the RV Investigator's findings as they come out.
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The Ukrainian government said the findings pointed to Russia's "direct involvement".
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These potential biases don't mean the eventual findings are incorrect, necessarily.
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Their findings were published in the American Chemical Society journal, Biomacromolecules.
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That's the findings from a new report by BMO Wealth Management.
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She shares her findings with students in America, Britain and China.
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The findings were published in the Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres.
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Findings in the journal Science suggest the virus arrived in 2013.
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Their findings are now in the open access journal PLOS One.
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According to PropOrNot's findings, planted stories were viewed 213 million times.
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The team of researchers has reported their findings in Current Biology.
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That effort resulted in several path-breaking findings, the company said.
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Parker wants to see these findings quickly translated to actually therapies.
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Ultimately, both Mendez and San Juan's experiences echo the study's findings.
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The probe's findings are expected to be released later this week.
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They just published their findings in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
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For every Games, the researchers published a study on their findings.
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Other cyberfirms have corroborated these findings, as has the US government.
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But the new findings are consistent with previous results, she said.
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The findings line up with the results of other recent polls.
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Of course, CNT notes that these findings are just general information.
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The findings are consistent with the past two years' study results.
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Your article's emphasis on its cybersecurity findings, while valid, is skewed.
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Reveal also joined dozens of these groups to verify its findings.
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The findings don't prove single life causes death from cancer, however.
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Her findings suggest that the Democratic Party has a big challenge.
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The researcher's findings may need to be replicable by another scientist.
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But even the researchers themselves are exercising caution at the findings.
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ET on Saturday to deliver the agency's findings from the day.
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He presented promising preliminary findings at a physics conference in 360.
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Facebook has also pledged to not review findings prior to publication.
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For a summary of their findings, check out Gawande's tweetstorm yesterday:
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The difference, however, is that those findings are never published publicly.
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We were unable to verify those findings in our brief tests.
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The findings will be published this week in the journal eLife.
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The mouse findings echo the few studies we have in humans.
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The findings support a key counter-argument made against these taxes.
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The findings were published Tuesday in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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For now, then, much of the study's findings are largely theoretical.
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But Grundy said there were some silver linings in their findings.
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Industry quickly criticized the findings for alleged flaws in the research.
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Once VIDA began to release its findings in 2010, several periodicals,
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But some of the scariest findings don't hold up under scrutiny.
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The CDC findings were not addressed in the recently released emails.
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The following day, over breakfast, Murray told Redding about his findings.
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App researcher Apptopia reports similar findings, in terms of TikTok's surge.
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Indeed, these findings point to a potential origin of human language.
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The findings show that stockpiles of Sarin still exist in Syria.
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Therefore, some experts caution that the findings should be interpreted carefully.
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Biotrial has contested the IGAS findings, complaining of "carefully orchestrated leaks".
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Trump doubts mainstream scientific findings that human activity causes global warming.
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The RedLock researchers submitted their findings through Tesla's bug bounty program.
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Those findings are disputed by local government officials and industry representatives.
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However, some findings are consistent across red, blue, and swing states.
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The team's findings also revealed some other quirks of flu infection.
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We&aposre going to show you all of the crucial findings.
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Here are their findings in all of their tasty, savory glory.
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In 2001, he published his findings in the Southern Medical Journal.
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For a thorough explanation of the findings, read Sarah Kliff's explainer.
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The party rejects the findings of the Los Angeles Times survey.
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" Lugovoi shrugged off the inquiry on Thursday, calling its findings "absurd.
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But Priebus said the intelligence leaders should defend their findings publicly.
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They published their findings Tuesday in the British Journal of Anaesthesia.
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However, findings, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, hold genetic clues.
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But it's really tough to draw definitive conclusions from those findings.
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It has not yet made any significant findings, the firm said.
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A source familiar with the matter corroborated Reuters' findings to TechCrunch.
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But excitingly, initial findings suggest that we can also change ourselves.
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Those particular slides are focused on PNNL's findings around aviation cybersecurity.
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The study's findings were publicized by Human Rights Watch on Monday.
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His findings showed that 285,000 could die or get radiation sickness.
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The researchers are hoping to publish their findings later this year.
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Even now, thinking of the findings sends shivers down my spine.
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The study's findings are concerning for obvious reasons, the authors said.
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They need to be open to these researchers and their findings.
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The findings were met with dismay by some in the Senate.
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All of these findings were heightened with greater favorability for Trump.
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The scientist in Foy was still cautious about interpreting his findings.
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Despite new findings, the biotech sector struggled to hold higher Monday.
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It also helps businesses report their findings to the respective authorities.
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The findings are based on Carr's own research and government data.
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The findings were detailed in a Greenpeace report released on Wednesday.
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These findings about asymmetry hold in experiments with artificial power grids.
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BMW said it has accepted the findings of the Munich prosecutor.
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They published their findings in the July issue of Analytical Chemistry.
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Similar findings have been reported in Spain, South Korea, and Austria.
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The findings indicated that automated tweets favoring Trump were especially common.
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The team's findings were published in this month's edition of Geology.
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How relevant are these findings to the current U.S. economic situation?
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This was not a completely accurate reading of Mueller's findings, however.
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I asked Chui what surprised him the most of the findings.
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This unearthed some findings that, while interesting, were not especially surprising.
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Those 11 reports accounted for 85033 deaths, according to the findings.
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Citibank has turned over its findings to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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In the book, Stephens-Davidowitz said sometimes the findings are amusing.
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The team's findings were published in the European Journal of Epidemiology.
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The findings from the matches were published in the journal Nature.
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However, experts say that does not explain the findings from Brazil.
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The findings on suicide reduction need further research, the authors said.
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Almost immediately after reporting his findings, He was met with condemnation.
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But some groups aren't waiting for the findings of a committee.
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The findings were specific to emergency room doctors and Medicare recipients.
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Other findings: In terms of racial diversity, the results are mixed.
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Their findings confirmed predictions of a theory known as quantum Darwinism.
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If our findings are wrong, we merely raised a false alarm.
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The current Republican primary system violates all of its key findings.
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"The odds of our findings being due to chance are tiny."
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He noted the findings were not just important for coffee drinkers.
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A Renault spokesman would not confirm reception of the Nissan findings.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) personally briefed the president on his findings.
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Many of the findings in the report have been previously reported.
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Their findings included cryptocurrency mining malware and opening backdoors into systems.
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Based on UEFA's findings, the expert's testimony obviously had an impact.
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These findings were adapted by pop culture for books and quizzes.
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But the findings are extremely preliminary, so keep your pants on.
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Official advice continues to evolve with the stream of new findings.
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Transport Minister Marc Garneau said he would carefully consider the findings.
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Such findings have tasty policy implications for parents and politicians alike.
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It hopes to attract researchers to produce original findings and papers.
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But there might be a way to reconcile these contradictory findings.
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Those findings are based on a smaller sub-set of respondents.
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At least one conservative-leaning publication was skeptical of Facebook's findings.
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Eventually, in the 1970s, declassified American documents backed up his findings.
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When he runs into Dr. Grossman, he shows off his findings.
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It did not provide a margin of error for its findings.
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IL&FS declined to comment on the findings within the report.
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The NFL has not yet released a statement on the findings.
|
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The findings do not apply to all heart patients, Hochman said.
|
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However, the paper's findings about suicide were statistically significant — and astounding.
|
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But the Department of Justice has already denied the Times's findings.
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House Intelligence Committee leaders have cautioned that the findings were preliminary.
|
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Dr. Ramsden stressed that the team's findings should be interpreted cautiously.
|
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Trump last week seized on Burr's remarks about the committee's findings.
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Gloster will report her findings to the ministry within 12 months.
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The findings may include suggestions for design changes to the website.
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The findings were issued three days ahead of Hungary's general election.
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The findings come less a week before open enrollment begins Nov.
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He said the institute might release its findings sometime this summer.
|
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Diplomats say Russia is trying to keep the U.N. findings secret.
|
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A spokeswoman at Uber said the company disputed the state's findings.
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The researchers are currently writing up their findings for academic publication.
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The findings also don't prove what caused any improvements in outcomes.
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The company shared its findings in peer-reviewed publications, it said.
|
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However, they also found major flaws in the reporting of findings.
|
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The release of the task force's findings and recommendations is imminent.
|
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Findings of the investigations are expected by the end of June.
|
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Mueller's findings will likely deflate the impeachment push, at least temporarily.
|
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The findings raise questions about how e-commerce is policed worldwide.
|
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And when Twitter presented its findings to Congress last week, Sen.
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Those were the findings from a recent Pew Research Center study.
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They describe their findings in a new paper published in Science.
|
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"In some ways, I was surprised," she said of the findings.
|
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Their findings were based on language in various central bank statements.
|
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The team published their findings this week in the journal PeerJ.
|
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MoneySuperMarket and GoCompare said in statements they backed the report's findings.
|
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"The FTC confirmed substantially all of Pershing Square's findings," he said.
|
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The findings threaten to cast a shadow over the NSE's IPO.
|
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Regulators have so far not revealed the findings of their investigations.
|
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The Pentagon, in its written response, didn't quibble with the findings.
|
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This team is due to present its findings in February 2020.
|
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In a letter to City College, Ms. Coico welcomed the findings.
|
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The researchers reported their findings in the journal Energy & Environmental Science.
|
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It's unclear, however, whether these findings on attractiveness apply across cultures.
|
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The study's findings come less than a month before the Nov.
|
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The findings are published May 19 in the journal Nature Communications.
|
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Mr. Gowdy drew attention to the findings about the military's role.
|
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Herbert Smith Freehills, meanwhile, published a skeleton account of its findings.
|
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Congress is not bound by the Mueller investigation or its findings.
|
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Instagram declined to comment on Wong's findings of the "Clips" feature.
|
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the CDC's findings on Sunday.
|
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" The White House dismissed the findings, calling the recommendation "deeply flawed.
|
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Barr could brief Congress on the findings as soon as Sunday.
|
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"No findings have been reported to the board," the statement said.
|
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The findings were published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
|
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An A.S.P.C.A. vet examined the rabbits, and her findings were disturbing.
|
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"The evidentiary weight is literally zero," insisted Assange, disputing those findings.
|
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They reported their findings Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
|
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The findings are expected to be released in the near future.
|
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Then, 10 years later, the Women's Health Initiative reversed its findings.
|
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STAT's report on the findings sent some biotech stocks tumbling Monday.
|
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The team published their findings last week in the journal ChemistrySelect.
|
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The findings had been circulated earlier among Foreign Relations Committee staff.
|
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Matthew Davidson, briefed Chief Slabinski on the findings late last year.
|
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It acknowledged the probe's findings in full, it said on Wednesday.
|
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Those were the findings of a recent data analysis by Comparitech.
|
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Weill published these findings Wednesday in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases.
|
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What's the point: The findings of Fox News are no surprise.
|
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According to the findings, only 6% of Skittles eaters favor yellow.
|
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If there are grounds for hope, they lie in two findings.
|
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But there is another way to interpret Kelling and Wilson's findings.
|
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President Trump responded to the findings, saying, "I don't believe it."
|
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These new findings show a distinct migration from Facebook to Instagram.
|
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President Assad's statements contradict the findings of the U.S. intelligence community.
|
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Even the findings of studies sponsored by the drugmaker vary widely.
|
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Initial findings would be released within about 10 days, Darusman said.
|
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Interestingly, these findings could influence the location of future lunar missions.
|
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Because this is obviously science, I needed to confirm my findings.
|
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The company, she noted, shared its findings in peer-reviewed publications.
|
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The findings remain confidential and are protected by the privacy law.
|
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These findings have considerable implications for reaching veterans who need services.
|
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Our findings are very encouraging for the latter set of survivors.
|
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The findings were published this month in the Australian Archaeology journal.
|
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Pollsters have said their 22 findings significantly overestimated support for Labour.
|
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However, not everyone in the scientific community agrees with Chang's findings.
|
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As it turned out, much of the investigation's findings were wrong.
|
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Yet Vincke's findings show that women are drawn to bad boys.
|
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VICE: What are the most important findings of this year's study?
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The findings contradict widely held stereotypes about women being unlikely abusers.
|
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His quote has been updated to more accurately reflect his findings.
|
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These findings, however, suggest that "it's not the women," she says.
|
|
Barro and Furman's findings is further evidence pointing in that direction.
|
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The inconsistent findings about incontinence make it difficult to draw conclusions.
|
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He calls them "acute findings," which include stroke, hemorrhage and fractures.
|
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These findings echo other research on similarity and satisfaction in relationships.
|
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On that point, his team believes the findings are pretty worrying.
|
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Other technologists and internet users in Venezuela reported the same findings.
|
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An updated review from 2016 lent further support to those findings.
|
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In 1997, she published her findings in a book, Affective Computing.
|
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In fact, it features as many predictions as it does findings.
|
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But the reanalysis ultimately confirmed the findings of the Harvard researchers.
|
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"I don't think we've misinterpreted the findings at all," he said.
|
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Saewyc believes that the findings in her study are socially significant.
|
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So I think these findings are very humbling in that regard.
|
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There's also lots of research that goes against these new findings.
|
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But it's not clear how those findings would eventually be implemented.
|
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But again, all of these findings are proof only of correlation.
|
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The evidence is still emerging, and recent findings are hotly disputed.
|
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The findings were published last month in the journal Clinical Chemistry.
|
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These findings drew numerous comments on Twitter and in news stories.
|
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Findings were published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
|
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Above all else, the findings were a win for team rat.
|
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He presented his findings at this weekend's DerbyCon in Louisville, Kentucky.
|
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On Wednesday, women of all races were grappling with the findings.
|
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The authors said that the findings this year are particularly significant.
|
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Trump said he didn't believe the findings from his own administration.
|
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Responding to the UN's findings Tuesday, Saudi-led coalition spokesman Col.
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Excited by these findings, I discussed them with my wife, Ester.
|
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Vote Leave disputed the findings and characterized them as politically motivated.
|
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The study's findings and recommendations did not focus on yellow cabdrivers.
|
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Top NASA and Boeing officials said they welcomed the report's findings.
|
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What findings about teenage Juul use did the F.D.A. recently publish?
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The panel had been set to release its findings this month.
|
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Those findings were likely to interest space physicists, but few others.
|
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One of the report's most critical findings stems from a Feb.
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The authors connected their findings to the debate raging over healthcare.
|
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The experimental findings were reflected in an observational study from 2011.
|
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The experts at 38 North suggested their findings were not unusual.
|
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A four-page summary of their findings was released on Tuesday.
|
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"We don't know if we're right," Carr cautioned about the findings.
|
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Publishing houses are scrambling to produce instant books of the findings.
|
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Heck, yes," one doctor said, adding that the findings "were remarkable.
|
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The group's findings suggest that the mission was put together hurriedly.
|
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Their findings were published last week in the journal Learning & Behavior.
|
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So we can't put too much weight on the Georgetown findings.
|
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Times reporters uncovered the biggest findings and shared excerpts and analysis.
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The question now is how seriously governments will take these findings.
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Her findings were the basis of the government investigations now underway.
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