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The agency had withheld the fact that the tapes existed from both the federal courts and the Sept. 11 Commission, which had asked the agency for records of the interrogations.

The evidence that exists from both the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial and the UK Prospective Diabetes Study supports the concept that better glucose control does relate to less morbidity and mortality, 34 although there is no established link between improved morbidity and mortality and insulin detemir.

"Milken didn't invent junk bonds; they existed from the beginning of the century.

Evidence exists from both animal and human studies supporting the value of GABAB receptor agonists in the treatment of drug abuse.

That split existed from the Great Depression until the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, in 1999.

Compelling evidence exists, from both human patients and animal models, supporting the cell-type-dependent tumorigenicity by a range of oncogenic alterations.

The signal enters the system from port 0 and exists from both ports 0 and 1 (see Figure 13).

Without identifying where the negative economic, biomedical, and psychosocial impacts exist on the current care pathway from both the consumer and the providers' perspectives, it is impossible to model new pathways that provide appropriate care in a patient-centred, efficient, efficacious and expedient manner.

Guidance exists from both professional organisations, and national bodies [ 1, 13- 16] on tools for reviewing incidents at the local level, such as root cause analysis [ 17].

Technically she was referring to the dementia my grandmother had suffered for several years but we both knew that the real loss existed from the very beginning.

Even the familiar modern institution of restricted evening access for the rich existed from the first.