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Cue fury from those, including privacy campaigners, who claim this infringes the rights of internet users.

When the Huac arrived in Hollywood in March 1951, Schulberg contacted the committee voluntarily and named 15 members or supporters of the party, an act which separated Schulberg permanently from those, including Arthur Miller, who declined to assist the committee.

For now, the I.S.U. has yet to offer much more than difficult-to-verify testimony from those, including the British official Sally Stapleford, who say Le Gougne spontaneously confessed to being coerced into voting for the Russians in a hotel lobby after the event ended.

Leaders wanting to put them into practice must not only be prepared to change the way they think; to stand out from their peers; but also to face down suspicion if not outright opposition from those — including regulators, civil servants and politicians — who command power and resources and are firmly wedded to a very different set of ideas.

But while Mann's peer-reviewed research pointed clearly to a human role in global warming, it also made Mann a lightning rod for attacks from those, including many in the fossil fuel industry, who sought to deny the reality of global warming.

By restricting our multivariate models to Mexican-American Latinas vs. non-Latinas, the results were unchanged from those including all Latinas.

Sensitivity analyses were conducted to ensure that the six jurisdictions excluded from this study (because crime data were not available) did not differ from those included in the analysis on any relevant outcome or predictor variable.

In the absence of the applicability domain restriction, each model can formally predict the property of any compound, even with a completely different structure from those included in the training set.

As adolescent test mice matured, we noted several instances of social approach that were distinct from those included in the composite measurement of SI (Table 1).

Each experiment was preceded by a training phase with a list of 16 verbs different from those included in the main experiment.

Operated cases, un-operated cases and controls lost to follow-up did not differ systematically from those included in terms of socio-demographic characteristics (data not shown).