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Also on Monday, the union released an analysis suggesting that the city had misspent some of the $152.7 million in new state money meant to lower class sizes.

Analysis suggesting that 20 Labour seats in Scotland look vulnerable not only shook 20 Scottish MP out of any complacency but put greater pressure on Labour to win big in England.

The Employee Benefit Research Institute, for example, recently released an analysis suggesting that only a fraction, from 2percentto9percentcent, of current retirees with employer coverage are at risk for losing it solely because of the legislation.

Mr. Gore's campaign aides rejected Mr. South's analysis, suggesting that his goal was to widen Mr. Gore's 10-point lead in the state to the point that other Democratic candidates would be pulled along.

[Duluth News Tribune] Some researchers take issue with a life-cycle analysis suggesting that shale gas drilling has a larger greenhouse-gas footprint than coal does.

This week, the Independent Budget Office released an analysis suggesting that more teachers might quit or retire than had been projected, potentially easing the need for layoffs.

You write that the idea of adaptation to climate change rather than working on limiting the warming got support from a new scientific analysis "suggesting that the only way to safely stabilize greenhouse gases by midcentury was with a hugely ambitious Apollo-size research program on fusion, solar power, and other nonpolluting energy sources.

The Gore campaign quickly released an analysis suggesting that if the Bechacs did some of the things that trigger tax breaks under the Gore plan -- like paying for day care for their children or taking a standard deduction instead of itemizing or putting money in certain kinds of savings accounts -- they might get an even bigger tax cut.

There is very little evidence in the academic analysis suggesting that migration within the EU has done anything other than bolster the welfare and pension systems of the host countries, with migrants generally contributing more in taxes than they take out in benefits.

Labour has accused the government of creating a "crisis in school places" after publishing an analysis suggesting that the demand for primary school places at the start of the academic year in September will be greater than the supply in more than a quarter of council areas in England.

Some recent studies even challenge the traditional methodology of using law origins as a basis for analysis, suggesting that most legal systems are hybrids in reality (Siems, 2007).

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