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A narrow majority seems to support a 20-week limit; a large one opposes late-term abortions.

The household survey also seems to support a political theory: that many people dropped from the company payrolls are not unemployed but rather self-employed.

And the movie seems to support a view that in western Montana the unceasing battle with the elements is often a losing one, culminating in self-destruction.

The emerging theme seems to support a mechanism maintaining chromatin plasticity in ESCs but without any dramatic changes in the organization and nuclear positioning of chromosomes and gene loci themselves.

Because neither major party seems to support a plausible path to fiscal balance, or to acknowledge how little control politicians actually have over future income growth, we unscientifically keep living in an age of denial.

The decision announced today, in which the Air Force will retain the runway and taxiways at Homestead but transfer the additional 700 acres to the county, seems to support a plan by a separate group of developers.

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The simultaneous increase in RTs and accuracy seems to support an explanation in terms of increased response caution.

A review of the selected literature seems to support an association between the chronic pathology of the supraspinatus tendon and LHBT, which is shown through the epidemiological data.

Taken together, the court's campaign finance decisions seem to support a growing oligarchy.

Instead, some Bank of England officials seemed to support a plan to have "a panel of senior bankers overseeing" the Libor process.