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Other scientists thought that was an interesting result.
Scientists thought that by providing iron, a trace element required for growth, they could create large plankton blooms and draw down atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Scientists thought that could be a sign of a liquid ocean beneath its frozen shell, but couldn't be sure.
For most of medical history, scientists thought that itching was merely a weak form of pain.
Until recently, scientists thought that seizures came on suddenly, with no warning.
At first scientists thought that, just like photons, the particles were massless.
What if ninety-eight per cent of scientists thought that it was?
At this point, many scientists thought that Phobos was an asteroid that had been captured by Mars.
Some scientists thought that the implications of Park's experiments on insects might be applied to human populations as well.
Most scientists thought that Milankovitch's predicted temperature changes were too minor to choreograph the advance and retreat of glaciers.
Some scientists thought that they had produced transuranium elements, namely elements higher than uranium at atomic number 92.
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