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In his review of "My Year in Iraq," the memoir by L. Paul Bremer III (Page 8), Dexter Filkins recounts "a jaw-dropping scene" in which Bremer, who ran Iraq for 14 months, indicates that he knew what reporters like Filkins were seeing around them -- the White House had failed to provide sufficient troops to do the job they were sent to Iraq to do.

Everything I've been hearing for the past few months indicates that the Pink phones are glorified Sidekicks designed by committee.

The yearly repetitive plot of LF of the EM flights over months indicates that there are periodic dependencies.

A comparison of the data collected over the subsequent three months indicates that the detectors are functionally identical, and that detector-related systematic uncertainties are smaller than requirements.

According to Bob Goldin Bob Goldin, a food industry analyst with Technomic in Chicago, McDonald's sales data for the last several months indicates that its expanded salad offerings have boosted revenues.

Considerable donor variability in the expression of CD16, NKp46, NKG2D and NKp30 on circulating NK cells, combined with the stability of phenotype in several independently performed tests over two months, indicates that NKLR-guided selectiof of donors is feasible.

Overall, the ZEBOVGP-specific memory responses that occur as a result of vaccination followed by a ZEBOV challenge persist for at least 6 months indicating that long term immunity is possible in filovirus infections.

The report projected orders for the six months, indicating that domestic demand would offset faltering overseas demand.

New claims for unemployment benefits have been well below 400,000 a week for months, indicating that employment should continue to expand.

Manufacturing has grown for three consecutive months, indicating that factories could help the economy after slumping through most of 2012.

For instance, the portion of the population that is employed has actually fallen slightly in recent months, indicating that there remains an untapped labor pool in the United States, even if it is a small one.