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Bloggers are very useful but are essentially parasitic; they seldom produce actual news and are often factually challenged, repeating errors more often than correcting them.

The Osgood File The Detroit Red Wings are challenging to repeat as winners of the Presidents Trophyy as the N.H.L.'s regular-season champion.

However, this technique is still challenging to repeat and cost-inefficient.

The mine where the death occurred Friday was one of 48 that Congressional investigators said had escaped greater scrutiny by challenging their repeated violations.

However, the resulting reprogramming efficiencies are much lower and these methods are technically challenging requiring repeated dosing over extended time periods.

Genome sequence assembly is greatly challenged by repeat sequences, especially when the repeats are longer than short reads [4].

The casualties data brought its own challenges, repeated again when we dealt with the Iraq data.

It should be more like a feedback mechanism to help them understand how much progress they have made, with pervasive challenges repeated privately and as often as they want until they feel confident".

We are faced with three daunting and urgent global challenges: repeated food price spikes, nearly a billion people who are chronically hungry, and the need to feed a world of growing demands by 2050 in the face of climate change.

Ever since Obamacare was passed into law in 2010, the GOP has made every effort to strike it down through court challenges, repeated votes in the House to repeal it, and filibusters.

Our results suggest that both prior academic challenges (repeated exam failures) and being a slow learner (longer completion times) were associated with struggling to comply with the demands of subsequent residency training.