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African American votes are now discounted by many other means, as well.

Although a link between allergies and microbes is largely accepted, the idea that more infections during childhood reduces the chance of developing allergies is now discounted.

It was once thought that nitrites, drugs sometimes used by homosexuals to enhance orgasm, might be responsible, but they are now discounted as a cause.

Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood revealed that his team have now discounted a key sighting that was previously thought to be a kidnapper carrying Madeleine away from the apartment at around 9.15pm on May 3 , 2007

The alternative version, which says it's an anagram of the answer given by Freya, goddess of love, when Thor asked her: "What's that strange contraption you've got on your chest?" is now discounted by scholars.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN "NEW YORK COOL" The show snapshoots the New York art scene of the late fifties and early sixties from a downtown angle, embedded in studio communities of artists including de Kooning, Guston, Rauschenberg, Johns, Mitchell, Frankenthaler, Noland, Katz, and several who are now discounted and obscure.

(Mr. Hecht now discounts that memoir as fiction).

Amazon now discounts nearly all books over $20 by 30percentt.

In addition, some independent stores now discount best sellers as well.

Advanced Micro, based in Sunnyvale, Calif., won market share from Intel last year and is now discounting chips to hold those gains.

The 49ers meanwhile, were good enough that Clark Judge writes on CBSSports.com that you can now discount their recent slump and consider them playoff contenders.