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Chaibou has been convicted of nothing but, if he was fixing games, he was extremely bad at it, generating a body of incriminating evidence that can be tracked down by anybody with 10 minutes and a decent internet connection.

For two weeks in June 2015, photographer Maciek Pozoga and musicologist Christopher Kirkley spent time in Bamako, the capital of Mali, generating a body of work titled Uchronia: The Unequivocal Interpretation of Reality.

In essence, the reformers sought to abandon the four different schools of interpretation of Islāmic law and return to the precepts of the Qurʾān, hoping thus to generate a body of Islāmic thought suited to a modernizing society.

Economists have generated a body of evidence showing that cognitive skills are increasingly important in achieving high earnings.

Standard traditional accounts of the emergence and growth of scientific knowledge see science as a progressive enterprise which, under the appropriate conditions of rational and free inquiry, generates a body of knowledge which progressively converges on the truth.

In addition, the diagnoses "have not generated a body of research, are not routinely reported to WHO by any Member State and are not used in WHO's calculations of the global burden of disease," according to the report.

On the other hand, education may contribute by helping neural scientists flame the kinds of questions that should be asked to generate a body of research information about the brain that is educationally relevant.

Concern over this endangered species has since generated a body of research.

The study has generated a body of knowledge that will be of wide interest to policymakers, programme practitioners and researchers, both in West and Central Africa and internationally.

In this study, we have generated a body of data supporting the hypothesis that HDL and S1P play some compensatory protective effects in the diabetic status.

When the objector wonders why the demons might not in fact be real, Vasubandhu appeals to karma theory: Any being with sufficient merit sufficient "good karma to generate a body capable of withstanding the painful fires of hell would never be born into hell in the first place.