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But a new report, trying to identify the scope of such thefts for the first time, suggests otherwise.

The fact that both will take part in an MLS Cup final for the very first time suggests that the atmosphere inside the stadium will be nothing short of electric.

Nonprofit leaders tend to shrug off such cases as evidence of "just a few bad apples". But a new report, trying to identify the scope of such thefts for the first time, suggests otherwise.

His appointment yesterday of 16 new loyal peers, an act that makes Labour the largest party in the upper chamber for the first time, suggests that the Prime Minister is more minded to work within the existing framework than to enact a reform of the wholly undemocratic upper chamber.

In fact, a survey of students who were using smartphones for the first time suggests that the devices are so distracting that they throw a wrench in the learning process.

Our study for the first time suggests that S100A7 may be a novel biomarker of AD dementia and supports the hypothesis that promotion of S100A7 expression in the brain may selectively promote α-secretase activity in the brain of AD precluding the generation of amyloidogenic peptides.

"The results for the first time suggest that Convolutional Neural Networks are highly promising for visual sentiment analysis," they say.

On Sunday, Mr. Suharto for the first time suggested that he also has a fundamental philosophical conflict with the I.M.F.

After a few more exchanges, Mr. Thornton for the first time suggested he planned to kill himself.

He has moved to No4 in the world for the first time; suggesting he has joined Spieth, Jason Day and Rory McIlroy in detaching themselves from the rest.

Still, Mr. Bush for the first time suggested that others in his administration may not have done enough to head off the attacks.