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Then ask him to make a proposal about how he will systematically do a better job on this in the future.

If one examiner is more stringent than the other then they will systematically tend to give a lower mark.

And just like Lewis, Calzaghe will systematically take Jones apart until he can't take anymore.

"Cheating classrooms will systematically differ from other classrooms along a number of dimensions," he and his co-author, Brian Jacob of the Kennedy School of Government, wrote in "Catching Cheating Teachers".

He issued an ultimatum to Congress and the White House: Provide enough money or Amtrak will systematically end most of the long-haul passenger service that only Amtrak provides.

Trump basically says, 'If I become president I will systematically discriminate against them [Muslims],'" Uygur says.

"We will systematically confront and challenge extremist ideology, exposing it for the lie it is.

Private investors will systematically underinvest in areas in which such social returns exceed private returns because the individual companies themselves will not enjoy all the benefits.

That's the only way more victims will come forward and the police will systematically gather all the evidence that would result in a prosecution and conviction".

"We will systematically explore our options in the context of the current market crisis," said Rupert Stadler, chairman of Audi's board of management.

A recent memorandum of agreement between two groups within the FDA's Centre for Drug Evaluation and Research will systematically slow drug development and increase its costs.