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Remarks given by Joseph Cerny on 17 March 2003 at the Third National Postdoc Network Meeting, "Changing the Culture of Science," which was held in Berkeley, California.

What follows is the written text of remarks given by Lord Anthony Giddens in the British House of Lords on July 5.

This comment is excerpted from prepared remarks given by Ban Ki-moon at the Los Angeles World Affairs Council on April 5.

This article is adapted from remarks given by Fu Ying to the China-Singapore BuSingaporeuncil in Singapone on July 27.

After hearing about the LGBTQ-insenstive remarks given by Edward Razek, the CMO of VS's parent company, singer Halsey quickly went on to criticize the brand's lack of diversity.

Malagasy hopes for greater sovereignty were stirred by remarks given by General Charles de Gaulle at the Brazzaville Conference in 1944, where de Gaulle announced all colonies were thereafter French overseas territories entitled to representation in the French National Assembly, and promised citizenship rights to residents of its overseas colonies.

Our calculations are consistent with a remark given by Begg [ 2], who claimed that a small correlation is produced because the empirical standardization is based on the estimated mean effect, which will be positively biased.

His speech is taken word for word from remarks given in court by George Simpson, a Margate magistrate whose florid pronouncements were widely quoted after the Whitsun riots in 1964 – except, of course, that Simpson said "came to Margate" rather than "came to Brighton".

Our paper is finished by concluding remarks given in Section 5.

Asked whether he was upset by Farage's remarks given his father's role in helping to discover Aids, Carswell said: "We need an Australian-type immigration system with control over our borders.

Finally, in Section 4, concluding remarks are given by identifying promising future work items of the LTE-Advanced.