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There are indeed more of them than there are of us.

New research by economists Ofer Malamud and Cristian Pop-Eleches provides an answer: For many kids, computers are indeed more of a distraction than a learning opportunity.

This will not eliminate the hangover — the methanol (indeed, more of it now) is still waiting for you round the bend — but it delays the worst symptoms.

But two recent articles suggest that perhaps the current G.O.P. nomination process is indeed more of a national race than in previous cycles.

Although he is an excellent ball handler, a good passer and rarely one to turn the ball over, Boykins is indeed more of a scorer than a setup man.

Welles in his middle years is a more engaging prospect than most artists at a similar point, because he always appears much larger than life – seems, indeed, more of a fictional character than a real one.

Through characterization of mitochondrial function we revealed that XJB-Lapachone is indeed more capable of stimulating ROS generation in mitochondria, which led to a dramatic mitochondrial uncoupling and autophagic degradation of mitochondria.

These were indeed more examples of the executive's broader power, although the income tax, like many other war measures, disappeared after the war.

Indeed, more assessment of the epidemiologic importance and potential variation at the other DNA repeat regions would also be of interest.

Indeed, more than half of colon tumours of the MMR type contain Bax mutations (Rampino et al, 1997).

Indeed, more than half of all the Nitisols of tropical Africa are found in the Ethiopian highlands followed by Kenya, Congo and Cameroon (Stocking 1988; FAO 2001).