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It has not been established whether the plane was dangerously slow and dangerously close to stalling speed, according to people involved in the investigation.
But it has never been established whether the rain forest here is in fact functioning as a giant sink that "sequesters," or traps and absorbs, carbon.
But it has never been established whether the mysterious black car, mentioned but never testified to by witnesses, had anything to do with his fatal motorbike crash.
It has not been established whether the passport is genuine, with many analysts pointing out false Syrian passports can be easily obtained within the war-torn Middle Eastern nation.
We shall not get into that stale debate over whether 20-over games are proper cricket: it has already been established, whether the Long Room granddads like it or not, that cricket needs Twenty20 to survive – just as it was established some years ago that the game needed the Indian subcontinent to stay alive.
A spokesman for the county executive office told the Guardian on Tuesday it had not yet been established whether the Oath Keepers had violated any laws in appearing on the streets but the situation was being examined by the county police.
The court added it needed to be established whether the 1948 ruling, a death sentence changed to life imprisonment later, could be valid in Hungary.
Pauline Neville-Jones, then political director at the British Foreign Office, argued as late as 2009: "It still remains to be established whether the Serbs had a long-range intention to do just that [massacre men and boys].
In younger patients, such abnormalities tend to resolve with remission of depression, but it remains to be established whether the same is true for older patients.
