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On May 11th, Bill Clinton's apologies were broadcast on state television, two days after they were first made, suggesting a tacit acceptance of them.

A1 Cardinal Law Testifies Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston testified in a lawsuit brought by people who say they were abused by a pedophile priest, that despite statements he made suggesting a settlement had been reached, he had meant to imply that the agreement was tentative.

Both the album's themes and how it was made suggest a model that may become increasingly popular: the semi-professional musician.

The key strategic decision they made, suggests Kanaujia, was to have a distributed social network instead of one large central property.

Some members of Congress have made noises suggesting a tightening.

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These can assist in understanding why a prediction has been made, possibly suggesting a validation experiment or simply providing more general clues to help guide the researcher.

Within P. aphrodite, the admixture of populations made subspecies indistinguishable, suggesting a history of long-distance dispersal.

That worked so well that somebody made another mental leap, suggesting a product for weight reduction.

They have also made comments that suggest a huge disconnect between themselves and "the club".

Cautious estimates made so far suggest a figure of about 3000 to 4000 patients in the whole country.