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FBI officials have started examining how secure devices which Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton used to access her emails were when she was the secretary of state, her lawyer has confirmed.
Investigators have started examining the black boxes from the Russian Metrojet plane that crashed in the Sinai desert, as Egypt warned that there might be no quick resolution and dismissed as "propaganda" claims that Islamic State could have carried out an attack.
Best Buy Founder Said to Move Ahead With Buyout Plan | Reuters reports: "Richard Schulze and at least four private equity firms have started examining the books of the world's largest consumer electronics chain, early steps toward what could become a potential $11 billion buyout, according to people familiar with the matter".
More recently, an increasing number of SE researchers have started examining their hypotheses on larger datasets, which are deliberately chosen as well.
Because of the US ultimatum, Pentagon planners have started examining the details of a US withdrawal.
But often left out of these tragic stories is the inner turmoil going on inside each victim, and researchers have started examining trauma and depression as well as social connectedness as possible factors in the rise of overdoses.
The commission has started examining the period from 1946 to 1988, and is due to report back in December, but a military-era amnesty upheld by the Supreme Court in 2010 means there will be no trials.
We have started to examine this question in our laboratory in a study that delivers a central oxytocin receptor antagonist and observing whether it blocks the beneficial effect of both treatment with Nestlets and oxytocin on wound healing.
Some states have started to examine ways to regulate paid petitioning.
[C1.] PUNCH IN THE NOSE CONE Northwest Airlines officials have started to examine the dented nose cone of a Boeing 737 jet that was damaged on Sunday during a flight from Detroit to Tampa.
Thanks to recent scientific breakthroughs, researchers have started to examine the permanent residents of our guts – the trillions of microbes, bacteria and fungi that digest our food, produce vitamins and regulate our immune systems.
