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When asked if it was O.K. to hit another child without provocation, children in both groups responded that to do so would be wrong.

Many participants in both groups responded that their motivation to adopt healthy lifestyle changes to prevent diabetes would increase in both situations because of the high phenotypic risk present in both scenarios.

When digital impression-taking method was compared to conventional impression taking method with rubber materials, participants of both itero and Trios groups responded that intraoral scanners were more convenient.

Nevertheless, 78% of responders, with no differences between the smoker and the nonsmoker groups, responded that the harmful effects of smoking had been discussed in the family.

Southern historical groups responded that the change dishonored troops who fought in the 1862 Battle of Memphis, a naval conflict in which the rebels suffered a major defeat.

But green groups responded that although the companies were voluntarily reducing the carbon emissions associated with their operations, all the improvements were being undermined by the daily increase in the scale of their operations.

A lawmaker from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, which has close ties to Hindu nationalist groups, responded that those who don't respect the Indian judiciary can "go to Pakistan". National Law University in New Delhi recently reported that of several hundred Indians on death row, about three-quarters belonged to religious minorities and underprivileged castes.

We asked participants, "What are some of the reasons that Onyango might decide not to get circumcised?" All groups responded that the primary barriers to MC uptake included (in order of salience): too much time away from work; cultural and religious values; the possibility of AEs; the post-surgical abstinence period; a desire to maintain the status quo; and increased promiscuity.

Over 60% of the intervention groups responded that they agreed or strongly agreed with being involved in the design process.

The vast majority of patients (97%%) in all three groups responded that they seldom or never altered or missed their medication.

When asked to comment about the theoretical concern that the presence of a pharmacist educator might lead residents to become reliant on the service and not learn to independently manage complex medications, all three groups responded that this was not a concern.