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American standards of living increased markedly throughout most of the country in the 1990's, bringing gains in education, housing and mobility along with higher incomes, according to comprehensive new census data being released on Monday.

But most important are cultural tradition and the belief that a young virginal bride can best be shaped into a dutiful wife, according to comprehensive study of early marriage published by Sana University in 2006.

According to comprehensive transportation plan of Isfahan conducted in 2013, the share of leisure, work and shopping trips were 14.3, 10.2 and 11.5%, respectively [5].

Then we further propose CQS3, a novel quality-aware scheme that frequently redirects user requests to the "best" server according to comprehensive service quality grade.

However, dendrimers still have some safety toxicity issues according to comprehensive statistics.

Metabolic risk factor clustering was defined in this study according to comprehensive criteria used in previous work on the general US population [ 2]; however, C-reactive protein was not included as part of our definition as it was not available at the 10 year follow-up.

As his various emotional problems went largely untreated, he grew increasingly self-destructive, according to a comprehensive psychological assessment.

Australia is the worst country among the G20 when it comes to action on climate change, according to a comprehensive assessment before the G20 summit in China.

Deaths related to emissions from coal cost the UK economy between £2.47bn and £7.15bn in 2013, according to a comprehensive overview of coal production in Europe.

According to a comprehensive review of the press coverage in 13 countries following the EU referendum, most articles argued that Brexit was bad for the EU.

The government was owed nearly £600m in bad debts last year, according to a comprehensive database of the nation's finances released by the Treasury today.