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No cameras were rolling when Mr. Putin was said to have tranquilized the tiger as it stalked the journalists who had accompanied the prime minister and some scientists on a scientific expedition to Russia's Far East in late August.
It doesn't always pan out like this for former leaders: Nicolas Sarkozy, once France's "President Bling-Bling", now runs a monumentally boring Instagram account, filled with unblingy photos ("Here I am standing awkwardly in a laboratory visiting some scientists on National Microbe Day").
"There might be some scientists on that list who know what they are doing.
Biologists are still investigating the cause of death, but some scientists on the scene said they saw a lot of bruising and pressure lines on the whale's body, according to WCBV-TV.
Even if some scientists on the Working Group have performed research on some of the agents being considered, they make up a minority of the Working Group because several agents are usually evaluated in a single meeting, so the number of Working Group members who have conducted research on any one agent is typically small.
The neck's range of movement would have also allowed the head to graze below the level of the body, leading some scientists to speculate on whether Diplodocus grazed on submerged water plants, from riverbanks.
Reyers et al.'s conclusion that "some scientists focus on differences while others focus on similarity and common ground" therefore is a concern.
Some scientists have gone on as though that white powdery substance were the most dangerous biological weapon on the planet.
There is at least one thing that G.E., environmental groups and some scientists agree on: that there are serious problems with the way the country handles complicated toxic cleanups.
Even some scientists working on altering wood composition acknowledge that reducing lignin too much could lead to wobbly, vulnerable trees.
Some scientists argue on grounds of quite general open-system thermodynamics that the organization of a system increases as energy flows through it.
