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He pushed the myth of a "Ferguson effect" long after experts discredited the idea.

The warming of the deep oceans had long been predicted, and the consequent delaying effect long thought to exist.

And the melt in sea ice has kicked in another effect, long predicted, called "Arctic amplification," Dr. Serreze said.

The findings show, in any case, that the new spines help sustain ketamine's antidepressant effect long after the drug is gone from the brain.

In a nation in effect long cut off from the rest of the world, Burmese society is far more conservative than its more outwardly sexualised neighbour, Thailand.

For example, the new overtime rules have not been in effect long enough for it to accumulate a large sample of past situations.

COMMUTERS' RATES GO UP 40 PER CENT.; New Haven Road Puts Into Effect Long-Delayed Schedule for Stations in State.

As a 5-day stimulation protocol had no effect, long-term VNS might be necessary to affect SWD.

More than 90percentt of the land in Israel is state owned or controlled; home purchases on such land are in effect long-term leases.

The East Coast Road is proof that the global aid industry, so often maligned for inefficiency and corruption, can really effect long-term social transformation.

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