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Indeed, many previously thought that racial issues and prejudice predominately determine employment outcomes for people with disabilities.

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Kvamme conjectures that it was home to as many as 3000 people, half again as many as previously thought.

But he seemed familiar with key Iraqi officials in the military establishment, with many facilities previously thought to be associated with unconventional weapons, and with Iraq itself.

One-quarter of all deaths from tuberculosis are in patients also infected with the AIDS virus, twice as many as previously thought, the World Health Organization said last week.

This one has already affected a more diverse group than any other type of flu, and it has killed many animals previously thought to be resistant: blue pheasants, black swans, turtledoves, clouded leopards, mice, pigs, domestic cats, and tigers.

Nearly 9,500 people die early each year in London due to long-term exposure to air pollution, more than twice as many as previously thought, according to new research.

John Philpott, the director of the Jobs Economist consultancy, said that while the post-Brexit period had proved calmer than many had previously thought, the prospect of leaving the EU was unlikely to aid productivity growth, which remains stuck at 0.4%.

Margaret Beckett, the environment secretary, notes wryly that "there's no queue waiting to build new nuclear power plants".The white paper does reveal that Mr Blair is more market-minded than many had previously thought.

In fact, there is good reason to think that the process still has a long way to go.* The safe asset shortage can also be attributed to the fact that many assets previously thought of as "safe" are no longer seen that way, whether they are Italian government bonds or subprime mortgage securities.

Shortly before the dreadful crash of Germanwings Flight 9525, I happened to be reading part of "The Second Machine Age," a book by two academics at M.I.T., Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, about the coming automation of many professions previously thought of as impervious to technological change, such as those of drivers, doctors, market researchers, and soldiers.

They found that monkeys have six alarm calls, twice as many as previously thought.

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