Both polls are among the most rigorous national, public surveys.
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The most rigorous study of this question was published in 1965.
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This is often the most "rigorous" part of the process, Sachon said.
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It prides itself on being the world's most rigorous — and independent — competition enforcer.
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The latest batch of evidence about this approach is among the most rigorous.
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This collaboration has been the most rigorous of any design project I've done.
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Narrator: Plane tires are subjected to the most rigorous conditions of any vehicle tire.
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In reality, advocates say SNAP has the most rigorous standards of any federal program.
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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the most rigorous and dependable research, can test causality.
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So, even in the most rigorous of research settings, achieving the guidelines is impossible.
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The investigative phase is the most rigorous and time-intensive part of the process.
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In even the most rigorous scientific experiments, people tend to lose little weight on average.
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They put my dates through some of the most rigorous training sessions I've ever seen.
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Of those, 96 were randomized controlled trials, widely considered the most rigorous possible study design.
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Sometimes the internet can prove a better source for answers than the most rigorous education.
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Campbell examined over 7,000 studies on juvenile curfews and synthesized the 20183 most rigorous studies.
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The work is one of the most rigorous descriptions of turbulence ever to emerge from mathematics.
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And it's hardly the most rigorous of trials, being performed on a single OS and laptop.
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Today, their nuclear program is subject to the most rigorous monitoring and verification regime in history.
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The most rigorous animal welfare certification program when it comes to eggs is Animal Welfare Approved.
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Instead, the industry is regulated by the state under the most rigorous rules in the country.
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He has refused tough interrogations, wriggling out of a slot with the BBC's most rigorous interviewer.
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There are plenty of results, and I've highlighted only some of the most rigorous research available.
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Now it can boast about having one of the most rigorous battery testing processes in the business.
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States with the most rigorous mandates, it seems, get their graduates off to a better financial start.
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UChicago is regularly recognized as one of the most rigorous and well-regarded institutions in the country.
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Straub-Huillet, as the couple preferred to be called, are considered among the most rigorous of filmmakers.
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Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed has some of the most rigorous application of historical research ever seen in games.
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But when you single out the most rigorous systematic reviews, empirical support for pay for performance evaporates.
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I had probably the most rigorous routine I've ever had in my professional life for this role.
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But even the most rigorous schedule touching 36 states (so far) can't compare to Netflix's 139 million subscribers.
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Photo: GettyFor the last decade, Illinois has had the nation's most rigorous law protecting citizens' biometric privacy information.
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Any successor to Mr Comey nominated by the president must face the most rigorous examination of their impartiality.
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Winter Olympians train all year, every year with some of the most rigorous, cutting-edge programming on Earth.
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Even within the most rigorous realms of Afro-Latin music, other sounds and influences can find a home.
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"Our regime is arguably the toughest and most rigorous oversight regime in the world for Huawei," he said.
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Unexpected changes in the mix of people who turn out to vote can undermine the most rigorous polling methods.
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Supporters of the deal have argued that the inspections regimen set up is among the most rigorous ever brokered.
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They'd shown up for one of the most rigorous workouts going, a weekly pickup game called Downtown Girls Basketball.
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Motivated by the decaying situation in Los Angeles, California enacted the most rigorous air pollution laws in the nation.
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The survey is considered the most rigorous study of what goes on in voters' heads when they cast their ballot.
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The OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, finds that America's analysis of regulations is among the most rigorous anywhere.
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But my most rigorous test — one I had never done before — came when I tried to blast everything at once.
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At the end of the day, Sorrells believes schools are there to give students the most rigorous education they can.
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Our methodology scores every state on 65 metrics across 10 categories of competitiveness — the most rigorous study of its kind.
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This emphasis on consensus is part of what makes Goldman Sachs' interview process "one of the most rigorous," Karp added.
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This is the most rigorous scientific study to ever look at that and it shows that that's really not true.
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However, despite these limitations, this is one of the most rigorous studies to look at fluoride and neurodevelopment, Hu said.
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"The system of prevention put in place by Italy is the most rigorous in Europe," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said.
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Sadly, even the most rigorous rational arguments fail to sway those who have made up their minds to the contrary.
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The most recent and most rigorous research shows that such policies, if anything, lead to more assaults committed with firearms.
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His reputation as perhaps the most rigorous of living sci-fi writers, the author of several critically acclaimed novels, was widespread.
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Hart recently conducted the largest and most rigorous clinical trial testing an intervention for emotional and anger issues related to TBI.
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Even with the most rigorous inspection regime, it will be hard to assure that the North Korean program is really dead.
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While the questions can be tough, given the spirit of the day, these interviews aren't always the most rigorous of exercises.
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And as best as we can tell (the most rigorous data, unfortunately, reports with a lag), things got even worse in 2017.
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Professor Scully was the most rigorous of scholars, but he also believed that scholarship cannot be siloed, to borrow a contemporary term.
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The poll — conducted by Quinnipiac University, one of the country's most rigorous pollsters — was the first major public poll of the campaign.
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Now a new study, considered to be the most rigorous to look at the question in the United States, undermines that claim.
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His default position before he went to college was to assume that the most rigorous version of Islam was the most genuine.
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"They haven't shown great efficacy when they have been tested in the most rigorous settings, and that's a controlled clinical trial," Mazmanian says.
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For H.I.V., the window period is nine to 11 days after infection — but that assumes the most rigorous test and a typical patient.
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That helps explain why the most rigorous reviews of gun policies have concluded that stricter gun laws can reduce gun violence and deaths.
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The victory, which snapped Clemson's winning streak at 228 games, capped one of the most rigorous unbeaten runs any team has ever made.
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With 3,322 patients and 43,587 controls, this was one of the largest and most rigorous such studies in the history of the disease.
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It is also transformative, and if Varda was among the most welcoming of directors, she was also among the most rigorous and radical.
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Yes, they're the ones I like the best in that they're the most rigorous in stepping outside of a monotheistic way of thinking.
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Or, arguably, even stronger than before, adding one of the most rigorous safety check processes in the business to its list of smartphone features.
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Samsung's a bit wiser for its sins of the past, and the product is now subject to some of the industry's most rigorous testing.
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We admit students who love reading great books, love discussing big ideas, and want to join the most rigorous intellectual community in the country.
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Anyone can divine Mark Rothko or Mark Bradford's greatness; consistently assessing exceptional work before an artist achieves public recognition is the most rigorous test.
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Star physicist Richard Feynman famously described an example of it that cropped up in one of the most rigorous areas of sciences, particle physics.
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" The company said it also has the "most rigorous security standards in private aviation, including background checks on the majority of customers before they fly.
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Glucose monitoring systems in the past were evaluated through the FDA's premarket approval pathway, the most rigorous review meant for "highest risk" Class III devices.
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The annual Education Next poll provides the most rigorous and accurate barometer of where Americans stand on many prominent issues that affect students and schools.
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That's what the NIH's Kevin Hall found in another study he designed that's considered the most rigorous scientific test of ketogenic diets for weight loss.
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Writings about place are almost always about the writer: The most rigorous are a series of self-exposures, revelations of their chroniclers' prejudices and ignorances.
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Police officials in New York say the program is designed to be the most rigorous scientific study of the effects of body cameras so far.
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Five years after taking her last curtsy with New York City Ballet, Wendy Whelan has relinquished the most rigorous aspects of a star dancer's life.
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In the most rigorous studies, an experimental treatment is given only to a subset of patients whose outcomes are compared with patients not receiving the therapy.
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Perhaps the most rigorous quantitative forecast of political upheaval comes from One Earth Future (OEF), an NGO based in Colorado that publishes a predictive model, CoupCast.
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Training at The Cheesecake Factory is hands-down the longest and most rigorous training program I've been through at any job, let alone a serving position.
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There is no evidence to support such claims — the most rigorous research suggests voter fraud is rarer in America than a person being struck by lightning.
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Hernandez admits that adjusting to life at one of the nation's most rigorous school has been a challenge; something her struggling SAT scores may have predicted.
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With one of the most rigorous payment error measurement systems of any public benefit, only a 2628 percent fraud rate, there is no replacement for SNAP.
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They represent the most rigorous research to date that has involved psilocybin, according to an editorial that accompanied the two studies in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.
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The study, led by researchers at Boston Children's Hospital, appears in the journal BMJ and is arguably one of the most rigorous diet studies ever done.
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It's almost impossible (and some would say unethical) to do the most rigorous type of experiment — a randomized controlled trial — in areas like red meat consumption.
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Our 20103th annual America's Top States for Business study is our most rigorous yet, measuring all 50 states on 66 metrics in 10 categories of competitiveness.
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If Iran tries to cheat, the most rigorous technological verification system in the world can detect the violations and alert the world in time to intervene.
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Wang said China has taken the most rigorous and decisive measures to fight against the epidemic, with many measures going beyond international health regulations and WHO recommendations.
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The country's 18 banks with more than $10 billion in trading assets, which together account for 95 percent of all trading activity, face the most rigorous rules.
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For example, despite going through the FDA's most rigorous pathway, the permanently implanted Essure device for female sterilization was approved largely on one-year data in women.
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The PBOC last month completed its most rigorous quarterly inspection of the nation's banks to date to get a better idea of the problems it is facing.
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Harvard Law School is one of the most rigorous law programs in the country, but few understand just how difficult it can be more than Briana Williams.
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The parties could learn from the UN verification system established for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which contains the most rigorous on-site inspection system ever negotiated.
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Rodriguez and other Homeland Security and State Department officials told the committee that U.S. procedures for vetting Syrian refugees were among the most rigorous in the world.
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For more than a decade, Vogel has been making deceptively simple wooden objects — tiny salt spoons, elegant sawhorse tables — according to the most rigorous principles of craftsmanship.
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Trump is not much of an epidemiologist but he's a legitimate master showman and even the most rigorous journalists should be wary of playing into his show.
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Some of the most rigorous debates had occurred on the civics subcommittee she helped lead, where Michael Warren, a circuit court judge, was a strong conservative voice.
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There's also a shared underlying goal: actively reducing a product or company's carbon footprint in a measurable way through, in the most rigorous cases, science-based targets.
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That the statement came from Trinity, founded in 1709 and one of the most rigorous and prestigious schools in the country, made it all the more powerful.
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"Our regime is arguably the toughest and most rigorous oversight regime in the world for Huawei," said Martin, whose NCSC is part of Britain's GCHQ spy agency.
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" Morral's team spent two years reviewing US-based studies published over the past several decades, pulling out the most rigorous to try to find some "incontrovertible truths.
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The Pentagon has maintained that it would not lower standards to accept women, and several women have struggled in the most rigorous training courses and failed to advance.
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As VICE editor Hannah Ewens notes in her Snapchat polling coverage of teen Xanax use, a survey like this is not the most rigorous method of data collection.
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Run by S&P Dow Jones Indices, it's by far the most rigorous attempt to measure the probability that an active fund manager will outperform the relevant passive index.
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The results of the largest, most rigorous study of police body cameras in the United States came out Friday morning, and they are surprising both police officers and researchers.
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Metro's general manager, Paul Wiedefeld, "simply accepted the most obvious path without going through the most rigorous analysis of all the options to determine the best one," she said.
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GiveWell is the most rigorous evaluator of charity effectiveness, but they are not able to evaluate thousands of charities and focus their efforts on only the most promising ones.
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But the CBO estimates are nonetheless the most rigorous available to us, and even "voluntary" reductions in insurance can lead to worse health, more financial hardship, and even early death.
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"This chosen group of Russian athletes have gone through the most rigorous testing worldwide," Valérie Fourneyron, France's former sports minister and the chairwoman of the I.O.C. review panel, said Friday.
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The true death toll could exceed 4,600, according to a study published this week in The New England Journal of Medicine that appears to be the most rigorous count yet.
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Since taking office in 217, he has persuaded the Kansas Legislature to enact some of the nation's most rigorous voting restrictions and to give him special authority to enforce them.
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"The Endurance is the result of 10 years of research and development, which has been tested under the most rigorous fleet demands, resulting in unique validated technology," its maker claims.
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The most rigorous recent study of British adolescents' social-media use, published by Andrew Przybylski and Netta Weinstein in 2017, found no link between "moderate" use and measures of well-being.
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In fact, the most rigorous analysis suggests that all these gun permits caused neither a drop in crime (as conservatives had predicted) nor a spike in killings (as liberals had expected).
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"The demands of space travel require extremely high performance materials and the most rigorous manufacturing processes in the industry," Stratasys SVP Scott Sevcik said in a release tied to the announcement.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) last month completed its most rigorous quarterly inspection of the nation's banks to date to get a better idea of the problems it is facing.
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The red-team exercise has its origins in the military, which has done some of the most rigorous thinking of any institution about decision-making in the face of deep uncertainty.
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The most rigorous one comparing it with monohydrate, published in the Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research in 2004, showed no significant difference in physical performance over 30 days of taking it.
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Apps like Kindara promote fertility awareness, a natural contraceptive method that, at its most rigorous, requires users to track their cycle length, basal body temperature and the appearance of cervical fluids.
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The University of Chicago — founded in 1890 by the world's richest man, John Rockefeller — is widely regarded as one of the most rigorous and well-respected research universities in the country.
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It's ultimately a movie — one of the most rigorous and thoughtful I've seen — about the ethical and existential traps our fame-crazed culture sets for the talented and the mediocre alike.
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Although red flag laws are frequently discussed in the context of mass shootings, some of the most rigorous research to date has to do with their potential to prevent gun suicides.
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It would loosen regulation for smaller banks and significantly raise the threshold for a bank to be considered so vital to the financial system that it requires the most rigorous oversight.
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The AP looked at the most rigorous research conducted over the past decade, focusing on 25 studies that generally compared the use of a toothbrush with the combination of toothbrushes and floss.
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"The photography department at Yale University is revered as one of the most rigorous programs in the country," explains Seth Curio, a senior director at Shulamit Nazarian and curator of the show.
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It's hardly the most rigorous process, and we may not even be conscious of how we're making up our minds, but it's not irrational— our decisions bear some relationship to our preferences.
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Regulators around the world should approve the return of the Max to the skies only after they have applied the most rigorous scrutiny and are completely satisfied as to the plane's safety.
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At a time when the president flouts constitutional values and Congress shrinks from using its powers as a check and balance, any nominee to the Supreme Court demands the most rigorous scrutiny.
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The only other collaboration on the album better represents the current moment: "Neon Guts" is produced by and features Pharrell Williams, perhaps the most rigorous presence in hip-hop of the 2000s.
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"As a queer woman of color, I came from extreme rural poverty," said Rachel Robasciotti, whose San Francisco investment advisory firm uses some of the most rigorous E.S.G. criteria that I've ever seen.
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"One of the most rigorous aspects of planning is decided early what our priorities are in how we want to lead," Ocasio-Cortez wrote in text superimposed on a screenshot of the handbook.
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Many have successful gallery representation, run their own artists' spaces, work in the production industry, and have become academic leaders at some of the most rigorous art academies and universities in the field.
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Unlike most medicines, whose effects we sift, measure and scrutinize, often using the most rigorous clinical trials, human diets — the other set of molecules we put into our bodies — have gone relatively unexamined.
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The Olympic organizers have already released a schedule showing that some of the most rigorous outdoor events will be held early in the morning (the marathon, for example, will start at 7 a.m.).
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"Our regime is arguably the toughest and most rigorous oversight regime in the world for Huawei," Martin, whose NCSC is part of Britain's GCHQ intelligence agency, said at a cybersecurity conference in Brussels.
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The department is also speeding up its efforts ahead of this year's midterms amid reports that states have faced as much as a nine-month wait for the most rigorous risk and vulnerability assessments.
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California has long been a leader in renewable energy policy, and any company looking to sell products and services in the state need to comply with what are the nation's most rigorous environmental standards.
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Nearly 128,000 have never emerged, and are presumed to be either dead or still in custody, according to the Syrian Network for Human Rights, an independent monitoring group that keeps the most rigorous tally.
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He said the department has completed what are called risk and vulnerability assessments — the most rigorous cyber assessment available — for nine of the 17 states and eight local jurisdictions that have asked for them.
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The impact of this narrative led to some of early America's most rigorous archaeology, as the quest to determine where these mounds came from became salacious conversation pieces for America's middle and upper classes.
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David Nutt, a revered neuropsychopharmacologist at Imperial College London, who did not participate in the studies but authored an editorial that accompanied their publication, called them "the most rigorous controlled trials" to date using psilocybin.
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They have literally been working 24/7 to identify, you know, how do we, first of all, put this through the most rigorous tests that are going to give us the signal that indicates it.
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"Regulators around the world should approve the return of the Max to the skies only after they have applied the most rigorous scrutiny, and are completely satisfied as to the plane's safety," he plans to say.
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In the most rigorous study, carried out in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, pupils' scores in most subjects were the same in both types of schools, though they did better in Hindi at private schools.
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Looking at all the data from clinical trials, which is the most rigorous data available, the study concluded that there is "insufficient evidence" to show that whole grains reduced blood pressure or had any cardiovascular benefit.
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The 18 largest and most complex lenders will have to undergo the most rigorous version of the test, which includes a quantitative test of a firm's books, and a scrutinizing evaluation of its operations by bank regulators.
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The new study is one of the largest and most rigorous trials of genomic testing, and offers reassurance to doctors and patients that the technology can be trusted to help identify patients who do not need chemo.
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Fullstack Academy also claims to have the most rigorous admissions process of all bootcamps, helping to weed out applicants who are not likely to be able to complete the program, or work in the field, successfully Yang said.
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"Regulators around the world should approve the return of the Max to the skies only after they have applied the most rigorous scrutiny, and are completely satisfied as to the plane's safety," Muilenburg said in his written testimony.
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These major trials, which are the most rigorous evidence available on these fats, have been analyzed in 17 different reviews, concluding over all that there is little to no support for the government's continued caps on saturated fats.
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Trump is going to be what the law considers President tomorrow, and rest assured that whatever semblance of a speech he gives will be an embarrassing, inflammatory, unprecedented feat heretofore impalpable by even the most rigorous of bullshit theorists.
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"This study represents the most rigorous analysis to date of samples suspected to derive from anomalous or mythical 'hominid'-like creatures, strongly suggesting the biological basis of the Yeti legend as local brown and black bears," the paper reads.
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The research is the most rigorous and long-term in a growing collection of evidence suggesting that children's ability to maintain a healthy weight can slip when they are out of school, much like their reading and math skills.
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There are a number of ways the administration could make changes to the already-negotiated trade deal, but the most rigorous would require reopening negotiations with Canada and Mexico, something the Trump administration has said it will not do.
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Before the US Supreme Court struck down House Bill 2 in Texas, in 2016 -- arguably responsible for the state's most rigorous abortion restrictions -- 21 clinics reportedly were shut down and only 19 remained to serve the second-most populous state.
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In fact, the most rigorous independent evaluation of the ACO program found that the ACOs that can produce savings for the taxpayer are those ACOs formed of independent physician practices, not those ACOs owned by hospitals or large physician groups.
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"We go through the most rigorous testing of any part of the election infrastructure," said Hart vice president Peter Lichtenheld, adding that their products are "air-gapped from the internet, so we are the most secure part" of the industry.
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Grassroots group 'working closely' with county "The integrity of our electoral system is a foundation of our democracy, which is why FieldWorks has the most rigorous quality controls in the industry and zero tolerance for fraud," FieldWorks said in a statement to CNN.
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On Thursday, researchers based at Boston University reported the most rigorous evidence to date that overall exposure to contact in former high school and college football players could predict their likelihood of experiencing problems like depression, apathy or memory loss years later.
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As the most rigorous research shows us, poverty goes beyond a low annual income: people in poverty are more likely to experience disruptive life event such as unemployment, separation from a partner, falling behind on rent, and being forced to move multiple times.
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But the team's analysis covered a mere 10 percent or less of each person's genome, while most rigorous genome-wide studies cover 80 percent or more, said Anders Albrechtsen, an associate professor at the University of Copenhagen and an author of the study.
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You get the sense that the R.N.C. really might pass the results of this most rigorous poll on to the president — who is, as anyone at the mercy of his Twitter account knows, the country's most enthusiastic consumer of polls about Donald Trump.
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The most rigorous studies on this question from political scientists tend to find that moderate nominees have a distinct advantage over ones perceived as more extreme, largely because they don't activate their opponent's base the same way a more extreme nominee would.
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Well-timed pulses from electrodes implanted in the brain can enhance memory in some people, scientists reported on Thursday, in the most rigorous demonstration to date of how a pacemaker-like approach might help reduce symptoms of dementia, head injuries and other conditions.
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The RAND review, for instance, suggested that some gun control measures — background checks, child access prevention laws, minimum age requirements, and prohibitions associated with mental illness — are linked to reductions in injuries and deaths, based on the most rigorous studies in the US so far.
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One of the most rigorous studies to date on the updated school meal standards recently published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics found that students are selecting healthier foods in the lunch line and continuing to participate in the meal program at a stable rate.
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A: One of my favorite apps is designed to help expedite your passage through U.S. customs; as most international travelers know, America has one of the most rigorous and challenging borders in the world, and an app can prove your identity and skip all the lines.
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And there's a perverse satisfaction to be had in that, at least for those who like to think that sport (and by extension life) retains an element of magic and mystery, capable even in the face of the most rigorous microanalysis of being utterly, gloriously incomprehensible.
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I always invite people to come and look for themselves — while we've been defined by products like the jade egg, which many women love and swear by for pelvic floor strength, we have one of the most rigorous portals in the industry for ingestible wellness products.
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For example, one of the most rigorous recent studies found that the treatment completion rate (again, not the best measure of success) was 74 percent for methadone versus 46 percent for buprenorphine, although buprenorphine rather than methadone was associated with lower continued use of illicit opioids.
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Research on this topic has revealed that, contrary to what the public commonly believes, a direct link has not been found between having a history of childhood sexual abuse and perpetrating sexual offenses, at least not in the most rigorous study conducted to date on the topic.
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"We unequivocally maintain that our products are safe and our assurance process is amongst the most rigorous in the world," the J&J spokeswoman said, adding that the company has contested the interim test results of the government analysis that were based on "unknown and unspecified methods".
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He later started the Baltimore foundation of the Knowledge Is Power Program, a national charter school effort known as KIPP, and launched the KIPP Ujima Village Academy, which would go on to become one of the most rigorous, high-performing and highly sought-after schools in Baltimore.
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The people counted as banned in the numbers above, who are first screened as a matter of process to determine whether they would otherwise qualify for a U.S. visa, have already gone through one of the world's most rigorous visa screening systems without raising any red flags.
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"I have read the study and consider it to be the most rigorous of studies of right-to-carry laws to date," Daniel Webster, director of the Center for Gun Policy and Research at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, wrote to BuzzFeed News in an email.
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To help achieve his nefarious goal, Pruitt wants Americans to somehow swallow the absurd idea that the EPA should not be allowed to consider some of the most rigorous, long-term, peer-reviewed studies conducted by leading independent researchers simply because the EPA cannot review all of the researchers "raw" data.
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"Completion of the first prototypes is a significant step in Mologic's development of a rapid diagnostic test for COVID-19 and we are proud of our team's achievement in reaching this point so quickly, while maintaining the most rigorous standards," said Paul Davis, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Mologic.
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Thanks to a recent grant of more than $400,000 from the Society of Family Planning, which supports abortion and contraception research, Creinin is currently spearheading what's thought to be the first study on abortion reversal that uses randomized, double-blind testing and placebos — all hallmarks of the most rigorous forms of studies.
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Meanwhile, the AHA has doubled down on their recommendations, despite this potential for harm coming from sodium restriction, and ignoring that a number of studies have pretty well proven that people are not able to achieve anywhere near the low levels of consumption they recommend, even in the most rigorous of research settings.
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Manoel Ribeiro, a researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne and one of the authors of what the Penn State researchers describe as "the most rigorous and comprehensive analysis of YouTube radicalization to date," says that his work was misinterpreted to fit the algorithmic radicalization narrative by so many outlets that he lost count.
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A rare combination of academic talent and initiative was then unleashed by the university, which may have felt the need to demonstrate its commitment to the cause, and this produced, after two years of sunup-to-sundown effort, the most rigorous, nuanced, and wide-ranging examination of the problem that has ever been carried out on a college campus.
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His rhetoric was also noticeably lacking in the brash triumphalism and grasping for credit that are a familiar part of his political style -- after all the White House could justifiably argue that its policy of imposing the most rigorous sanctions in history on North Korea, along with more buy-in from China than ever before, has directly led to the diplomatic breakthrough.
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For generations a signifier of upwardly mobile gentility and often paired with the company's devoutly traditional china settings depicting English country life, jasperware now seems irredeemably stodgy-sweet, its appeal to all but the most rigorous collector diminished by its ubiquity: Go to the mall, and you too can pick up a brand-new picture frame decorated with a bas-relief Cupid.
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That helps explain why the most rigorous reviews of gun policies have concluded that stricter gun laws can reduce gun violence and deaths: A 2016 review of 130 studies in 10 countries, published in Epidemiologic Reviews, found that new legal restrictions on owning and purchasing guns tended to be followed by a drop in gun violence — a strong indicator that restricting access to guns can save lives.
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Seeking to find something positive to salvage from the report's savaging, Huawei suggests it demonstrates the continued effectiveness of the HCSEC as a structure to evaluate and mitigate security risk — flagging a description where the board writes that it's "arguably the toughest and most rigorous in the world", and which Huawei claims shows at least there hasn't been any increase in vulnerability of UK networks since the last report.
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Here, he applied for asylum, beginning a long and often byzantine process during which he was screened by the United Nations refugee agency; the International Catholic Migration Commission, a nongovernmental group that has for decades been involved in the resettlement and vetting of refugees to the United States; and at least three American government agencies, in what United Nations officials have described as the world's most rigorous refugee-screening system.
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"This strongly suggests that the yeti legend has a root in biological facts and that is has to do with bears that are living in the region today," said biologist Charlotte Lindqvist of the University at Buffalo in New York and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, who led the study published in the scientific journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Lindqvist called the study the most rigorous analysis to date of purported yeti specimens.
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