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He furthermore claimed that he had proved the consistency of introducing infinitesimals into the system of real numbers in such a way as to form a new system in which there were infinitely many entities that were not equal to zero and yet were all smaller than any real number r that is not equal to zero, no matter how small r might be.

Chintanda furthermore claimed that Clark was a prolific womaniser who had once raped a pregnant woman.

He furthermore claimed that Gardner received the "Third Rite" from an East Anglian coven, with this three-degree system of initiation influencing that in Gardnerian Wicca.

We furthermore claim that (A_) is a singleton.

They furthermore claim that cell awareness was here from the time of the origin of earliest life, and that awareness and sensation continued to evolve into full-blown consciousness as we humans experience and verbalize it.

Ibn Šaddād furthermore claims that Tamar outbid the Byzantine emperor in her efforts to obtain the relics of the True Cross, offering 200,000 gold pieces to Saladin who had taken the relics as booty at the battle of Hattin – to no avail, however.

Perry et al. furthermore claims that traffic emissions particles have significant estrogenic activity [ 13, 27, 28], thus supporting his conclusion that air pollution may increase breast cancer risk through a mechanism that acts via MD.

Page 4: The discussion of successful transfer describes fixation in the population as one integral step of a successful transfer, and furthermore claims that drift could not be responsible for fixation due to the large population size of "free living bacteria".

Furthermore, some investigators claim that radiographic stress tests cause pain and muscle spasms that restrict movement unless the joint is anaesthetised.

L'Ambasciata d'Abruzzo in the Parioli district also makes it without onions, and furthermore, claims that the dish is from Abruzzo, since Amatrice was once within that region, not Lazio, the region where Amatrice and Rome are now located.

Furthermore, Greer claimed that with the her 2 1 degree in Art History from St Andrews University, the Duchess was more intelligent than most of the royal family, but is "made to appear absolutely anodyne".