He cites rival studies indicating that the number of registered voters without I.D.s is negligible.
Indeed, even in Palestine the Babylonian corpus displaced its older rival and caused the study of Palestinian Talmudic literature to be confined to circles of legal specialists.
REUTERS Smallerer Hedge Funds Come Out on Top | Over the last 16 years, smaller hedge funds have done better than their larger rivals, according to a study of over 20,000 funds by a group at the Imperial College of London, Financial News reports.
But sceptics note that some of the state banks, which account for around 40% of the system, pocket spreads which are as high as those of their private rivals.In a study of bank spreads, the Central Bank concludes that in 2007 the biggest single element (37.5% of the total) was profit.
The plot concerns a botanist named Alma Whittaker, whose conclusions, based on a lifetime's study of mosses, rival those of Darwin in significance, although she never publishes them.
A recent study of a Los Angeles gang network shows that known gang activity between rivals can be modeled as a self-exciting point process on an edge of the rivalry network.
Modi received more than seven times the media coverage of his chief rival, one study showed.
From 425, the law school of Constantinople became a rival center of law study and was the only school, along with Beirut's, to be maintained after Justinian I closed those of Alexandria, Caesarea Maritima and Athens in 529 because their teachings contradicted with Christian faith.
The tradeoff is far higher fees:Western Union charges $16 in fees and foreign currency exchange costs to send $300 to Mexico, 50% higher than the rates of four rivals, a study by UBSSecurities finds.
Economists fret for another reason: firms may be cramming markets in order to keep rivals out.One of the first studies of the way firms compete for space was published in 1929 by Harold Hotelling, then of Stanford University.
