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And while the study concedes that "the risk for isolating bacteria resistant to three or more antibiotics was 33 percent higher among conventional chicken and pork than organic alternatives," it apparently didn't seek to explore how consuming antibiotic-resistant bacteria might be considered "non-nutritious".

That means the Death Star -- which by conventional standards is "certainly a weapon," the study concedes -- isn't included in the total weapons count.

Estimates of deaths and injuries were "sketchy and incomplete," the study conceded, but it found marked decreases in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Cambodia and Mozambique.

Nearly a third of boys questioned in the study conceded they "never or rarely" engaged in writing out of the classroom and were twice as likely as girls to declare that they "don't enjoy writing at all".

While the study conceded that those who were underpaid were the minority, researchers found "a significant number of workers are not paid in full, or do not receive the holiday or sick pay they are entitled to".

Perhaps not because, as one of the scientists involved in the study conceded, there were other types of egg-laying species that pre-dated chickens, and these didn't necessarily produce their eggs the same way.

The myth about vaccines and autism began in a now debunked study from 1998, authored by Andrew Wakefield published in the Lancet medical journal The Lancet later retracted the publication of the study, conceding that it was "utterly false".

Overall, the authors of the study concede that there's no foolproof method to ensuring you get the best price.

That means participants may have shown bias toward "heterosexually-inspired stereotypes about men," as the study conceded, in picking out tops from the crowd; when the study was released, co-author Dr. Nicholas O. Rule said the results had everything to do with biological indicators of masculinity (such as hairiness or a square jaw), not behavioral indicators.

The authors of that study concede the need for additional analysis, and they cite a number of caveats, among them the fact that other research has found some animals are quite capable of far more rapid adaptations when necessary, sometimes on the order of decades.

The authors of that study conceded that an insufficient amrinone dose might explain the lack of haemodynamic effect.