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Our study was restricted to young Chinese men, which could potentially generate a bias regarding age or gender; thus, this issue should be addressed in future studies.

But the debate will also offer another opportunity for mistakes by the two men, which could provide hope to the others on the stage.

Women are more likely to be satisfied with transportation environment than men, which could be explained using results of the previous study of Mokhtarian [15] that women are easier to adjust themselves to the external changes.

The analysis offers the most compelling evidence to date that the pressures of marriage and childrearing affect women more adversely than they affect men, which could be a significant reason behind gender disparities in academic science and engineering disciplines.

That will only change when media outlets are convinced British sportswomen will pull in similar numbers of readers, viewers and listeners as men, which could be a long time coming.

That study sampled a smaller group of subjects (19 men versus the current study's 46 men), which could weaken the significance of the findings.

And in other aircraft news Flybe have a Q400 plane named "The Matt Le Tissier" in honour of the formeer Southampton man, which could be yours for around £20m.

Recent plots have seen Adam Macy hospitalised in a violent attack and David and Ruth Archer subjected to violent phone threats, while the vicar's daughter had an affair with a married man, which could tear her family apart.

They danced to "All My Loving" by the Beatles, California Girlss" by the Beach Boys and, by special request, Elton John's "Rocket Man," which could be a defiant theme song for Mr. Gingrich after the flak he has caught for calling to revive the moon program.

They will need more skilled big men next year, which could mean the addition of Bosh and perhaps Carlos Boozer.

Women were more frequently infected (63%) than men (38%), which could be explained by women's more frequent involvement in gardening.