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Limited literacy and racism are likely to have contributed to a flawed birth record.

The secularization of American culture contributed to a new interpretation of the wall; however, the Founders' interpretation established precedent.

NLA contributed to the data analysis and interpretation; and contributed to a section of the manuscript.

Investigators suspect that flawed weight estimates could have contributed to a crash of a Beech 1900 on takeoff in Charlotte, N.C., on Jan . 8 killing 21 people.

Everything about the advertising – the media, format, style, music and tone – will contribute to a new interpretation of the brand," said Greg Stern, BSSP's Chief Executive Officer.

High-quality films and expert interpretation, even in the face of a rising incidence of breast cancer, have contributed to a 20percentt reduction in deaths from the disease.

The myth is thought to have arisen through a flawed interpretation of a vaguely scientific experiment by the US military in the 1950s.

Another case in San Francisco argues that the justice department's efforts to cut off funding rests on a flawed interpretation of federal immigration law and tramples California's right to enforce its own laws as it sees fit.

Current concentration in the flawed regions and local Joule heating effects contribute to a zone of influence of the flaws spreading into the adjacent amorphous alumina film material.

With streets and statues honoring Lenin all over Russia, Putin's interpretation hardly contributes to a uniform version of history.

This a flawed ideology; there are too many inputs that contribute to a child's one-time bubble test score.