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He could come to no conclusion.
Why? Climatologists have come to no conclusions.
Most investigations, Rivers believes, come to no great conclusion.
Scientists have scrutinized the health effects of bear bile but have come to no definitive conclusions.
It is certain that the new czars will come to no better than the old czars.
"Therefore we can come to no other conclusion than that Mr Miller was indeed murdered.
But it was a pastime, even I could see, that would come to no good end.
No prime minister has come to No 10 more ill-prepared for power.
With race, you can report month after month after month and come to no final conclusion.
One European official, not authorized to speak publicly, said the ministers "seemed to come to no operational decisions at all".
We discuss the possibility that the activity of listening itself might be gendered, but come to no firm conclusion.
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