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It explores war and life in "1000 Deaths," addiction in "Back to the Future (Part I)" and its late-record conclusion, "Back to the Future (Part II)." "Till It's Done (TUTU)" ponders big questions with a falsetto as assured as Rev. Al Green's: "Where do we belong?

After identifying and collecting the valuable digital evidence, investigators can deploy traditional digital forensics processes in order to recover, examine, and record conclusions drawn from the examination.

As information on asthma medicines was not routinely recorded, conclusions on under-or-overuse of therapy or financial barriers cannot be drawn.

Nielsen estimated it averaged 12.9 million viewers from 8to1010 p.m., just short of the previous low record, last May's conclusion of "Survivor: Fiji" (13.6 million).

Oxfordshire coroner Darren Salter recorded a conclusion of accidental death.

From the public record, the conclusion that his role was not disqualifying may have been an acceptable one.

It also prepares the cabinet's agenda, records its conclusions, and communicates them to the government departments that implement them.

The leaked John Doe files do not record what conclusion Walker and his chief adviser reached about Simmons when they discussed him as a potential donor.

We find without any support in the record the conclusion reached by the courts below that Loral failed to establish that it was the victim of economic duress.

Although the study does not include data for dozens of newly created small schools that thus do not yet have several years' worth of graduation records, its conclusions drawn from the older alternative schools are very positive.

[272 N.E.2d 536] We find without any support in the record the conclusion reached by the courts below that Loral failed to establish that it was the victim of economic duress.