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The British author Karoline Leach has argued against that view of Dodgson in her 1999 book, "In the Shadow of the Dreamchild," which documents that, far from being a girl-loving, woman-hating recluse, Dodgson was a popular man about town whose intimate friendships with a great many women caused considerable scandal.

The Times' analysis also found that the disposal manifest, which documents that a shipment was received and processed appropriately, is missing for about 1% of all loads.

In May, he published a six-part series in the Huffington Post, Unreliable Sources: How the Media Help the Kochs & ExxonMobil Spread Climate Disinformation," which documents that leading news organizations routinely fail to disclose the fossil fuel industry funding behind climate change contrarian think tanks.

There is robust data in the medical literature which documents that in patients diagnosed with Lyme disease based on the presence of EM or of B. burgdorferi and/or its components obtained from body tissues and/or fluids, the subjective symptoms of Lyme disease outnumber the objective signs by very significant numbers.

Many of these genes show a high expression in anthers as well, which documents that anthers are a mixture of reproductive and sporophytic tissues.

This is consistent with the official report, which documents that when "… the number of cases exceeded the capacity of the Hospital (36) more and more deck space was utilised for Hospital purposes".

This rate is surprisingly lower when compared to previous reports, which documented that close to 10% of survivors of terrorist blasts have significant eye injuries [ 13].

This observation is consistent with a study in Arabidopsis which documented that promoters have a compact nature [31].

In this contribution, I present new data on anti-evolutionism in Germany, which document that the situation has not changed much over the past 50 years at least in the western part of this country.

The report also cites the Palestinian journalism watchdog, MADA, which documented that "the number of physical attacks, arrests, detentions, arbitrary confiscations of equipment and other violations of journalists' rights by Palestinian security forces this year increased in both Gaza and the West Bank in 2010 by 45percentt from the previous year".

In 2012, the Environmental Investigation Agency EIAA) published a multi-year investigative report which documented that at least 112 illegal shipments of cedar and mahogany wood -- laundered with fabricated papers and approved by the Peruvian government -- arrived in the U.S. between 2008 and 2010.