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When VICE visited the place Thursday, four area residents bolstered previous accounts suggesting property owner Neal Milano is the kind of guy who will don a Trump mask and slap stickers bearing the president's name on the doors of tenants.

The findings bolster previous studies claiming that study participants who were rigorously controlling their blood sugar actually had a higher death rate than those whose blood sugar control was less stringent.

The results of the study also bolster previous research showing that being male, older, and having diabetes or high C-reactive protein levels - a measure of inflammation - are increased risk factors for developing heart disease.

The study bolsters previous hints that studying music can improve verbal memory.

Measurements of x-rays from far-flung clusters of galaxies bolster previous estimates from supernovae and the cosmic background radiation.

The study's analyses of projected soil moisture over the next 100 years, based on 17 state-of-the art climate models, bolster previous research suggesting that droughts will intensify as the climate warms.

These observations bolster previous reports on binding sites of other TFs within repeats.

Our findings bolster previous serologic investigations, adding Peru to the South American countries reporting this virus in humans.

Urine ferritin and transferrin levels are elevated significantly in SLE patients and correlate with disease activity, bolstering previous reports.

In conclusion, we have established a positive linear correlation between ferritin levels in SLE and disease activity, thus bolstering previous reports in other ethnic groups.

Although our findings bolster previous reports of deficient innate antiviral and other immune responses in asthmatics, particularly during episodes of exacerbation [ 20, 34- 36], the expression patterns identified could have also reflected the use of asthma medications or the absence of detectable virus infection during exacerbation (Table  1 and Figure S4B in Additional file 1).