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As HuffPollster reported Tuesday, national polling has been inconsistent on whether Democrats or Republicans lead, and which way, if any, those numbers are trending.

The group says Romney's plan emphasizing vouchers would weaken accountability systems that shield underprivileged students, adding that the candidate has been inconsistent on whether he would cut federal education funding.

As contemporary accounts are inconsistent on whether the solitaire was flightless or had some flight capability, Mourer-Chauvire suggested that this was dependent on seasonal fat-cycles, meaning that individuals fattened themselves during cool seasons, but were slim during hot seasons; perhaps it could not fly when it was fat, but could when it was not.

However, current evidence is inconsistent on whether exercise during pregnancy is beneficial [ 17], harmful [ 18, 19], or neutral [ 20– 22] for the health of the fetus.

Oestrogen levels affect endometrial cancer risk (Grady and Ernster, 1996), but data are inconsistent on whether postmenopausal women with diabetes have raised oestrogen levels (Nyholm et al, 1989; Andersson et al, 1994).

Various studies have considered saturated fat or sodium but the results are inconsistent and sometimes depend on whether meat has been processed or not.

The report also said that immigration officials had created tensions with local authorities by making inconsistent statements on whether states and cities were required to participate.

In recent weeks, major newspapers and magazines have pilloried Mr. Hatoyama for inconsistent comments on whether to renegotiate a 2006 deal to relocate an American air base on Okinawa.

Observational studies, to date, have provided inconsistent findings on whether inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is associated with an increased risk of stroke.

These issues included problems with wireless networks and security and inconsistent policies on whether students and parents would be responsible for the costly devices.

The association between tobacco use and food expenditure was inconsistent, depending on whether or not socioeconomic characteristics were controlled for.