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The body often investigates misleading advertisements.
A spokeswoman for the Securities and Exchange Commission, which often investigates stock trades, referred requests for comment to a statement issued Wednesday, in which the commission announced that it had filed insider trading charges against Samuel Waksal.
The tour started at the museum early one morning, with the show's two curators, Nancy Spector and Lisa Dennison, leading the way, along with Ms. Spector's husband, the architect Michael Gabellini, who designed the exhibition's installation, and Mr. Gillick, a young British artist whose work often investigates the relationship between architecture and art.
In oncology, vaccine-based immunotherapy often investigates regimens that demonstrate minimal toxicity overall and higher doses may not correlate with greater immune response.
One limitation to understand brain substrates of integrative rhythm formation is that current functional neuroimaging work often investigates rhythm perception and production separately (but see, [23]).
The generally negative language in research should be viewed as a feature of the genre of research which most often investigates problems in healthcare, rather than models of excellence.
At this laboratory, which began in 1968, we often investigate marijuana's chemistry.
"Frontline" is one of the best known and most cherished series in public broadcasting, often investigating topics that receive little attention elsewhere on television.
Granted, the federal agents with whom I worked were most often investigating white-collar crime, while most of the objections to Miranda have come from urban police, whose confrontations with suspects are often far more spontaneous.
While cases involving heated political rhetoric are seldom prosecuted, they are often investigated by the authorities, including the case of a Republican candidate for governor in Idaho who made a hunting-season joke about "Obama tags".
They say Mr. Pryor may have been untruthful in answers to the committee about his role in soliciting political donations from tobacco, drug, energy and banking corporations that are often investigated by states and their attorneys general.
