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Armani was named one of the 10 most successful Italian brands by a study last month.

These deals mostly coincide with routes flown by alliances, such as those between Lufthansa and United Airlines or NorthWest and KLM.The idea that alliances are at least partly to thank for these cheaper fares is supported by a study last winter by Jan K. Brueckner and W. Tom Whalen of the University of Illinois.

A study last year by The Rhodium Group, sponsored by a collection of U.S. think tanks, said, "We stand at the dawn of trillions of dollars in Chinese mergers, acquisitions and investments in new, greenfield facilities around the world".

A study last December by Milliman Inc., an independent consulting firm, commissioned by America's Health Insurance Plans, found that underpayment by Medicare and Medicaid accounted for nearly an 11% increase in the health care costs of private plans.

A study last year by Gen Re asked 18-40-year-olds 18-40-year-olds 18-40-year-olds 18-40-year-oldscost why notheymajor barrier.

A study last year by the Children's Health Fund found that nearly 40percentt of the more than 8,000 children in the city's shelter system had asthma.

A study last year by the Chapin Hall Centre for Children, at the University of Chicago, focused on child-rearing grandmothers in a couple of Chicago suburbs.

A study last year by Stephen S. Fuller, a professor at George Mason University, estimates that the sequester could cost 2.14 million jobs and add 1.5 percentage points to the unemployment rate.

A study last year by The Princeton Review found that most students and their parents said financial aid was either extremely or very necessary for them to go to college.

A study last year by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, for instance, found that in 2011 alone Germany was able to save $11.1 billion.

The coalition and its sister organization, Help Hospitalized Veterans, were among a dozen military-related charities given a grade of F in a study last December by the American Institute of Philanthropy, a nonprofit watchdog group.