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Gender and age were were associated with prevalence in both univariable and mutually adjusted models (adjusted risk difference (RD) 0.011, 95 % CI: 0.001 to 0.021) for female sex and RD 0.011, 95 % CI: 0.000 to 0.022 for age over 20 years) (Table  1).

And anyway, "pikeys" were being associated with faster, sexier cars to the denigration of boring businessmen.

We have no divinity that's been associated with it.

He said he had no idea why his name was being associated with the job.

"My biggest fear now is being associated with all of this".

It just means that when you do have an emotion, make it extreme.' For as long as he's been famous, he's been associated with high decadence.

In American courts, homosexuality is being associated with bourgeois family life; salvation is being sought in social routine.

That is true enough, but it doesn't begin to describe the broader conservative agenda she's been associated with.

"The fact that the town is being associated with these characters is very worrying.

Increased plasma levels of fibrinogen are been associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular accident.

Though the word "apprenticeship" has real kudos, this is because, until recently, it's been associated with robust and thorough training over several years.