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The preliminary report said that soon after the reclassification, the member of public came forward.

Before the reclassification, the F.C.C. had considered broadband access to be an "information service," a category over which the F.C.C. exercises much narrower authority.

Who bears the ultimate responsibility for proper classification, or in light of subsequent events, reclassification: the sender or the recipient?

After this reclassification, the overall uptake fragments (i.e., all their 29 bp sequences), on average, show less mismatches, but less strength, than the non-uptake ones, whereas their strongest 29 bp sequences show less mismatches and more strength.

Since the reclassification, the number of known HPeVs has increased and now totals 16 genotypes (www.picornaviridae.com/parechovirus/hpev/hpev.htm).com/parechovirus/hpev/hpev.htm

In most cases where there was a disagreement between the official mortality statistics and the experts' reclassification, the officially reported suicides were reclassified as undetermined deaths.

SB conducted the reclassification of the data, the quality control and reviewed the manuscript.

These differences influenced the reclassification of the samples from the different Scandinavian countries.

Cancer survival rates are currently improving [ 29- 31], which may influence the reclassification of the prognostic index in the future.

Where we think the data might be misleading (the reclassification of the nationalised banks' employees as public sector workers, for example) we have made this very clear.

Aduba, conversely, won both of her Emmys for playing Suzanne Warren on "Orange Is the New Black," owing her change in status to the reclassification of the series.