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The panel's interviews suggest much of what other officials will argue in the coming months.

Short-term models suggest much of region should transition to sleet by 1 p.m.

Figures from the European Commission also suggest much of the migration has already taken place.

"We have very little empirical evidence to suggest much of a link between deficits and interest rates," he said.

In Russia, about 70 million acres burned in 2012, new statistics suggest, much of that in isolated areas of Siberia.

But they also prompt marveling, for in only four evenings they suggest much of Cunningham's extraordinary choreographic range.

Earlier this week, Richard Seymour suggested much of the public concern about immigration was the result of prejudice.

And as the title suggests, much of the work is made of used and castoff materials.

Mr. Bloomberg and his lawyers suggested much of the language for the 16-page opinion.

The image suggests much of Don Diego's mood as the years move past.

As its name suggests, much of the gain from the tax-exempt fund comes free of federal taxes.