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These have likely gone undetected because cyclopamine is often analyzed with fast and hence lower resolving chromatographic methods.

He acknowledged that more have likely gone undetected, the nature of his position.

A majority of women in transitional housing programs stated that had these programs not existed, they would have likely gone back to abusive partners.

But Low seemed a little upset that McLean continued to practice until the first session of the day was through in Burlington, Vt ."If it got worse on him, he should have likely gone off," said Low, a former National Hockey League goaltender.

Other shakedowns have likely gone unreported.

In early December, eleventh graders received their scores on the Preliminary SAT (PSAT) and have likely gone into a state of denial or fixation on college admission.

The losses in the primaries mean that any hope of reforming the Constitution to allow the president to serve a third term has likely gone out the window.

According to the Wall Street Journal, one forthcoming study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology estimates that as much as $270 million of $317 million invested in initial coin offerings has likely gone toward fraud or scams.

That was the moment that Mr. Dutton envisioned back in June, when he decided to boldly go where no man had likely gone before by booking the wedding date and venue before proposing to his future wife.

Farmers can apply for the assistance only after their harvests are complete, so the money has likely gone primarily to producers of wheat, dairy and livestock, a USDA spokesman said in an email.

But while many experts do think Trump is making life harder for the poor, America's poverty rate has likely gone down — not up — since he took office because the economy as a whole continues to improve, according to poverty experts.