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This tends to confirm the continuing emergence of new CA-MRSA clones.

Evidence given the next day by the recently retired clerk of the house, Sir Robert Rogers, only served to confirm the peers' continued protectiveness over their choice of bubbly.

The report by Smith et al adds to data confirming the continued progress in reducing cancer mortality among both children and adolescents, and a short reflection on this achievement is warranted before we quickly turn our attention to the remaining challenges.

The arrival of double decker Superjumbos in recent years, the Airbus A380 and the Boeing 747-8, seemed to confirm the jumbo's continued ascent.

British culture minister Ed Vaizey took to the stage to confirm the government's continued commitment to video games, highlighting the success of tax credits (which we looked into last year) before reeling off some impressive stats.

Google documents are replete with references to the "virtuous cycle" among users, advertisers, and publishers; and testimony from Google executives confirms the continuing viability of the "cycle".

Two pieces of data released Monday confirmed the continuing weakening of the Chinese economy.

Our study confirms the continuing spread of ASFV.

(We have reached out to one of Trusteer's founding investors and to IBM to try to confirm the price, and are continuing to look elsewhere. IBM declined to comment on the price and Trusteer's investor has not responded.) The sale is a sign not only of the growing awareness and issue around cybersecurity, but also of IBM's ambition to make this a bigger part of its own business.

So, despite the hefty paychecks (he refuses to confirm the $23m-a-year 23m-a-year 23m-a-yeares his gruelling work schedule – he'll end the year having completed 240 shows – with the remaining time spent in his studio.

It is necessary therefore to confirm the hypothesis biologically and continue research by performing sour- or bitter-taste test for younger grades of students.