As a caution or a limitation, reported or published data utilised could have been edited or manipulated, but the extent of such manipulation cannot be verified when raw data are unavailable (e.g. 1976 and 1986 censuses).
Furthermore, we did not find any strong evidence to suggest that individual factors, such as having an interest in photography or beliefs about the extent of image manipulation in society, are associated with improved ability to detect or locate manipulations.
Given the scale of the enterprise and the extent of TV manipulation I'm not sure whether X Factor provides an antidote to the "manufactured" pop stars.
Reuters' Felix Salmon writes: "After the Barclays revelations, I actually thought that I couldn't be shocked about the extent of Libor manipulation.
The goal was to figure out the extent of potential manipulation, focusing on a crucial benchmark known as the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.
The extent of the manipulation of the key interest rate, and the release of emails showing that Barclays traders offered bottles of Bollinger for rate-rigging, raised questions not only about the ethics of Barclays but the entire banking industry.
In this account, that was the extent of the manipulation; when Nicholas W. Maier, an ex-employee, alleged insider trading in his recent memoir, "Trading With the Enemy," Cramer forced him to withdraw the charge.
Natla reveals the true extent of her manipulation of Lara, also revealing that she was the one who killed Lara's father.
As part of a committee, Sudirman began reorganising the military; they reached an agreement in May 1947, and on 3 June 1947 the Indonesian National Armed Forces (, or TNI) was formalised; it consisted of TKR forces and various laskar groups, which Sudirman had included only after realising the extent of their manipulation by the political parties.
In the conscious mouse model described here, food intake and fecal output directly correlated with the extent of bowel manipulation.
