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That that relationship may have strayed beyond modern boundaries of ethical journalism is further made clear by papers showing also that when he negotiated a contract with Columbia Pictures for what was to be the first of three Hollywood films, he insisted that Mr Dewey's wife be hired by the studio as a consultant.

It is further made clear that changes in melting and crystallization behavior of shortening systems can be significantly affected by manipulating the amounts of TAGs containing mixtures of palmitic and stearic acid, as opposed to just the addition of tristearin.

That was further made clear when the company bought a 20percentt stake in Area9, the Danish makers of the adaptive learning technology behind LearnSmart, McGraw-Hill's adaptive learning systems that now have over three million users.

The impact of genetics was further made clear in this study because upon diagnosis of T1D in one twin, the length of time to diagnosis in the other twin in the concordant pairs was a maximum of 6.9 years in MZ twins and 23.6 years in DZ twins[4].

It should further make clear that no nonnuclear weapon state outside NATO and in compliance with its own nonproliferation obligations will ever be subject to a nuclear attack from the alliance.

To further make clear the role of thiourea, urea was used instead in the synthetic mixtures with other parameters remaining the same.

In order to further make clear the secondary constituents of G. leucocontextum and comprehend its intrinsic differences from other common species, a further chemical investigation on the fruiting bodies of G. leucocontextum was carried out, which led to the discovery of six new lanostane triterpenoids, along with twelve known ones (Fig. 1).

However, the lack of certainty in regard with their ancestral state further made the situation less clear.

After the debate, in an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Trump went further, making it clear, that as a rich man, he didn't care, either, that all workers' wages had stagnated for years even as their productivity steadily rose.

A year later, the Finance Act 1998 went even further, making it clear that taxable trading profits (apart from those accruing to a Lloyd's corporate name or to a life assurance company) and profits from a rental business are equal to profits calculated under generally accepted accounting practice ("GAAP") unless there is a specific statutory or case law rule to the contrary.

When the president first contemplated intervention in Syria two years ago, in an effort to deter President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons, Obama went further still, making a clear-cut pledge not to escalate US involvement.