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Q: "What did you do to ascertain the identity of donors to make sure that money wasn't coming in from property developers, anything?" A: "Nothing".
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I'm pleased that research is being done to ascertain the effects of disabled siblings on typically developing siblings (Karen Olsson, Feb. 18).
Although the substances have been found to be generally safe when used individually, little research has been done to ascertain whether they might somehow mix together under the skin, potentially diminishing one another's effects or causing unforeseen problems.
Despite the changes plastic has made to the way we conduct transactions, few rigorous studies have been done to ascertain the impact the medium has had on our spending habits.
However, little has been done to ascertain ethnic differences in sleep duration in a national sample.
Despite the various rehabilitation approaches carried out, little research has been done to ascertain their effect on successful vegetation recovery.
Hence further studies need to be done to ascertain the efficacy of these proteins in providing protection against the virus.
A Doppler study was done to ascertain the vascularity of the fibula as well as the leg distally.
Then, pre-test surveys were done to ascertain the appropriateness and level of difficulty of the questions.
However, despite the various rehabilitation approaches carried out, little research has been done to ascertain their effect on successful vegetation recovery.
This surprising result indicates that further studies should be done to ascertain other criteria that may be more important than education in contributing to good sales performance by GSU managers.
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