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Mr. Baxter, a retired truck driver from Billings, died last year of complications related to lymphocytic leukemia at age 76. "We would have welcomed a broad and robust constitutional ruling," said Kathryn L. Tucker, the legal affairs director for Compassion and Choices.

Both approaches would be complementary: "I think we would need a combination of broadly neutralising antibodies and a broad and robust T-cell response," says Koff.

Although the CRS study doesn't contain Ford's quip about Justice Douglas, it nonetheless supports Ford's view that over the years the phrase has been given a broad and robust reading, suggesting that it pertains to conduct that results in serious violations of the "public trust".

These articles were derived from 4 729 journals published over 66 years (from 1945 to 2011), evincing a broad and robust coverage of the literature.

While the total number of ESTs available from cowpea is admittedly low, the high hit rate is a strong indication that the GSRs provide a broad and robust coverage of genic sequence.

It is imperative to minimize misspecification of the assumed GLMM, and this analysis enables the trial statistician to define a broad and robust setting for the final choice of the model.

There is more that can be done to build a broader and more robust safety net.

This indicates that there is a broader and more robust array of memory CD8+ T cells specific for HIV-1 antigens circulating in persons on ART than has previously been appreciated, and supports use of DC-based immune therapies.

The CSX spokesman, Mr. Hollingsworth, said that the railroad's "response to discovery was broad and robust," and that Mr. Lovette had acted properly.

The president should have broad and "robust" authority to imprison enemies in wartime, even if it means locking up American citizens away from the battlefield, the Bush administration told the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

The trend toward youthful markets was indicated by She (founded 1955), broad and robust in outlook; Honey (founded 1960); Annabel (founded 1966), for younger married women in particular; Petticoat (1966 75), for girls 14 to 19 years old; and 19 (1968), a market leader.