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The identification of echotoxins from C. tritonis suggests a broad role for these in marine gastropod snails, and are most likely important for prey interaction.

That suggests a broad strategy involving both tax cuts and spending is prudent.Less sensible, however, is the distribution of stimulus between countries.

This suggests a broad biological mechanism where multipotent cells are 'primed' to initiate cell fate decisions during their transition through G1.

A poll of 900 secondary school heads and deputies by the ACSL and TES magazine suggests a broad distrust of the Ofsted inspection process, with 65% saying they do not have confidence in judgments.

A less abundant Middle and Late Permian fossil record of early coniferophytes (a group of vascular plants containing cycads, ginkoes, and gnetophytes) and protoangiosperms (precursors to flowering plants) suggests a broad adaptation of these plant groups to progressively drier areas.

But the fact that the powerful engines did get to North Korea, despite a raft of United Nations sanctions, suggests a broad intelligence failure involving the many nations that monitor Pyongyang.

Such caution suggests a broader predicament.

A Senate panel's request for information from a Treasury enforcement unit suggests a broader scope to its investigation.

And Mr. Soda's close observation of the Japanese political process suggests a broader critique of a society deeply committed to rituals of public humiliation.

The range of APC types shown to express DO suggests a broader role for DO in immune function than previously appreciated.

"It suggests a broader problem that they refuse to divulge this information much less to discuss it," Ms. Patel of the Brennan Center said.