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Dr. Kirch said many archaeologists now subscribed to the "triple-I" model, for intrusion, innovation and integration, which recognizes that there was some fusion between the newcomers and the Melanesians.

Not only is there no evidence that they were vetted as to whether they now subscribed to Labour party aims and values, but some – such as Shaun Woodward – were parachuted into safe Labour seats.

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Polls cited in this book suggest that an alarming number of people now subscribe to forms of 9/11 revisionism.

40% of companies now subscribe to Casual Fridays while only 9% of US workers wear formal business attire.

He now subscribes to the theory that learning and job training are a lifelong process.

He now subscribes to what he calls "the Anglo-Saxon management mode".

Outlook can now subscribe to R.S.S. newsfeeds (free bulletins from blogs and news Web sites).

Users will now subscribe to the software for a $100 annual fee, rather than buying it outright as they have for years.