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After seeing Bressai's photographs of Parisian graffiti at the Museum of Modern Art, the reporter went around the city and took a sampling of local folk scribbling.

Juemin Xu and Nigel Harvey, the study's authors, took a sampling of 569,915 bets taken on an online sports-gambling site and tracked how previous wins and losses affected the probability of wins in the future.

"I think he has made an incredibly effective use of the vacuum of policy we have in the United States, and he has been playing a weak hand rather strongly," said Michael McFaul, a specialist on Russia at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, who recently took a sampling of European views on United States-Russia relations.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Juemin Xu and Nigel Harvey, the study's authors, took a sampling of 569,915 bets taken on an online sports-gambling site and tracked how previous wins and losses affected the probability of wins in the future.

During the early years of World War II, Coggins took a sampling of his war illustrations to Worthen Paxton, the art director of LIFE Magazine, who commissioned Coggins to produce a drawing of an imaginary coastal invasion of England.

In a small study of polychaete diversity, greater total species richness was found on the northeast Greenland shelf than in the central Barents Sea, and it took a sampling of more than 20 times the number of individuals in the Barents Sea to accumulate even this number of taxa [142].

"They kept no records of who took a sample".

Inspectors took a sample because the cow was a "downer animal," which Ms. Veneman said meant "nonambulatory".

Aigner took a sample to the photo centre at George Eastman House for advice.

He took a sample to the kitchen and returned complaining: "No one tells me anything.

The researchers took a sample of the substance and analyzed it using X-ray diffraction.