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Olive oil, meanwhile, has been repeatedly linked to health benefits.

Since 2009, Silvio Berlusconi's name has been repeatedly linked to sexual scandal.

Yet support for Isis – in Jordan and elsewhere – has been repeatedly linked to dissatisfaction, poverty and ignorance.

Such cell death may derive from genomic instability, given that ATRX deficiency has been repeatedly linked to replication stress, DNA damage, and aneuploidy6.

Also designated in July were current and former officials of Venezuelan state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. ("PdVSA"), which has been repeatedly linked to Venezuelan government corruption.

He has been repeatedly linked with joining the Blues for a third time since Hiddink was appointed interim manager last month after José Mourinho left Chelsea for a second time.

Juventus have been repeatedly linked with Internazionale's Marcelo Brozovic of late, and the good news for them is that it looks like the Croatia midfielder could indeed be on his way.

The news will alert Manchester United, who have been repeatedly linked with the player since his move from Old Trafford to the Spanish giants for £80million in 2009, but Paris Saint-Germain remain favourites for his signature.

On the other hand, with David Bowie's name having been repeatedly linked with the festival, perhaps the stage is set for him to perform a two-hour version of Dancing in the Street with Mick Jagger as his fellow headliner.

A senior US secret service official described CarderPlanet as "one of the most sophisticated organisations of online financial criminals in the world" which had been "repeatedly linked to nearly every major intrusion of financial information reported to the international law enforcement community".

Unrealistically positive views about one's medical condition have been repeatedly linked to better outcomes than more accurate beliefs.