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††Knee symptoms based on report of pain, aching, or stiffness most days in month for previous 12 months.
Maternal asthma status was based on report of physician-diagnosed asthma using the standardized American Thoracic Society respiratory questionnaire (Ferris 1978).
Specifically, immediately after learning that a woman was pregnant, study staff completed a form documenting the expected delivery date based on report of her last menstrual period.
Acquiescence bias was low, based on report of exposure to fictional materials and activities, such as the presence of a condom dispenser (reported by virtually no one), prevention messages on beer mugs (also reported by virtually no one), and being provided HIV prevention information from bar tenders (median 0% in intervention and control beer halls).
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Centred in Honolulu, it issues alerts based on reports of earthquakes from circum-Pacific seismographic stations.
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