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If the major characters in "Six Feet Under" belong to the same middle- to upper-middle-class California milieu as those in "American Beauty," they are much deeper.

Only 8% of under-25s belong to a trade union – and the vast majority of those are in the public sector.

In this kind of testing, we will consider a test statistic T and will keep it under observation to establish whether the data under consideration belong to the hypothesis or not.

Asked whether Finnish authorities were concerned about distinguishing their troops from Russians on the battlefield, Captain Karhuvaara noted that the uniforms under scrutiny belong to troops in the Russian Ministry of the Interior, which oversees police forces inside Russia.

Most politicians under investigation belong to the governing coalition.

The systems under consideration belong to a class of large-scale systems where each system is formed by a number of interconnected subsystems.

Moreover, most countries of the region under scrutiny belong to laggards in terms of R&D intensity as shown in the 'Current state of S&T in the Eastern European and Central Asian countries' section.

The variables under study belong to the following groups: morbidity and sociodemographic data.

The variables under study belong to four groups: morbidity (as described above), functional status, resources/risk factors and socio-demographic data.

The nine villages under study belong to areas of Wengyuan County and most (>95%) of the residents are moderately educated farmers with an average annual income per capita of less than US$556.00.

By solving for the stationary states of the deterministic rate equations, we could identify the bistability region in parameter space to which all the model systems under consideration belong.