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Ultimately, readers should judge for themselves, either by turning to Cutting the Fuse or looking at the extensive documentation available at the website of the Chicago Project on Security and Terrorism.

Looking at the extensive collection of pictures he'd taken of his natural-haired assistant one day, Nunez decided to run with the idea of photographing curly maned black women.

Also worth looking at is the extensive article in the New York Times on October 2, 2009 by John Noble Wilford, "Fossil Skeleton From Africa Predates Lucy" (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/02/science/02fossil.html) as well as the October 2, 2009 issue of Science (http://www.sciencemag.org/ardipithecus/) which contains 11 papers by a diverse international team of scientists and is free to download.

Nonetheless, as I finished looking at the visitor center's extensive exhibit on Wolfe's life and times, I learned that I could do a small tour of the house's exterior with a guide from the center.

Lordick and colleagues 25 conducted a similar, extensive analysis looking at the cost effectiveness of aprepitant based on a pooled analysis 27 of two trials in patients receiving antiemetic prophylaxis for highly emetogenic chemotherapy.

Extensive literature looking at the impact of these programmes is yet to emerge, but two early studies reported either no or few differences between graduate and non-graduate entrants [ 16, 17].

Over the last three decades there has been extensive research looking at the links between mental disorder and violence and data suggests that substance abuse, previous violence, psychopathic traits and threat control override symptoms elevates the risk of violence in mentally disordered samples [ 1- 8].

An extensive immunohistochemical study looking at the localization of pPERK and p-eIF2α could not confirm the involvement of the UPR in CJD [ 111].

There are extensive counterarguments — start by looking at the lakeside scenes of "Swan Lake" and most of Martha Graham — but on Wednesday night, when the Fall for Dance festival began its annual season at City Center, the case for dance as joy was irresistibly made by most of those performing.

5 There has been an extensive body of empirical research looking at the influence of random sequence generation and allocation concealment on treatment effect estimates of health RCTs.

Extensive studies have been done recently looking at the applications of phage therapy in the aquacultural disease control.