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FTC intervention could help resolve data discrepancies by requiring standardized disclosures, critics said.

The officer, Kieran O'Leary, explained some of the discrepancies by saying he had never seen anyone shot before.

The law also addresses the difficulties women face in even discovering pay discrepancies, by making it illegal to retaliate against employees who talk about their pay at work.

Arbitrage funds exploit such discrepancies by buying convertibles while borrowing and then selling a portion of the underlying stock.

AT&T has, predictably, attempted to account for the huge discrepancies by suggesting user error.

To characterize clinically significant diagnostic imaging (DI) discrepancies by radiology trainees and the impact on emergency department (ED) patients.

The scatter plot in Figure 5 illustrates the differences between the discrepancies by EDUGA compared to RGA.

Creationists get around these discrepancies by selecting one or the other to be taught as the truth.

This study found that laypeople were more tolerant of minor discrepancies by ranking altered smiles with higher scores.

One issue with these two data sets is that they were found to have significant discrepancies by previous studies.

Data extraction was conducted independently by two investigators, with subsequent discussion and resolution of discrepancies by consensus.