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The US passed similar laws in 2004, although neither have been particularly effective at reducing the load.

A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science found that groups with funding from corporations like Exxon have been particularly effective at polarizing and misinforming the public on climate change.

The fact that the invadopodia can use physical force to burrow through tissues might explain why drugs that work to inhibit the activity of proteases haven't been particularly effective at preventing metastases, the researchers said.

When I wrote on this last month, it appeared that this was a very different scenario from the 2005 election when Labour – which had equalised the age of consent and introduced workplace equality legislation – had been particularly effective at courting gay voters.

Twitter, which has been emphasizing its virtue as a real-time public platform as it prepares to make a public offering of stock next month, has been particularly effective at persuading marketers that it is the best way to reach audiences talking about the hottest television show or the week's National Football League games.

By contrast, the Iraqi government has not been particularly effective at public relations.

Spatial point pattern analyses may be particularly effective at revealing subtle, highly localized effects that have occurred over years or decades.

The lights are particularly effective at dusk, proponents say.

Affiliated management is particularly effective at cost control, she said.

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This groggy, dreamlike pace is particularly effective at moments of high drama.