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Google says that fewer than 5% of European users use its US domain google.com, of which it suggests travellers from the US make up a significant portion.

The strategy that he put in place early in his tenure at CVS Caremark is laudable for its clarity and the degree to which it suggests that IT will be a prominent driver of value to the pharmaceutical retail and health services behemoth that currently ranks as the 12th largest publicly traded company in the United States.

It discusses the limits of evidence, which it suggests is rarely conclusive or decisive for drug policy.

Skull Island is surprising for the way in which it suggests that modern Americans ought to get accustomed to the idea of a king.

The Intelligence Science Board study has a chapter on the long history of police interrogations, which it suggests may contain lessons on eliciting accurate confessions.

This week's report by the National Audit Office highlights dropout rates (Report, 2 December), which it suggests are higher in the private sector.

The court's willingness to engage in judicial legislation and amend the copyright statute by judicial action is proved by its footnote 19, in which it suggested a judicially created compulsory license.

The Society for the Protection of the Unborn Child also endorsed the young cleric's campaign, which it suggested could be expanded to include all disabilities.

Mandiant, based in Alexandria, Virginia, in the US, investigated the New York Times break-in, for which it suggested Chinese sources could be to blame.

The YouGov poll gave him a 36%to32%2% lead on first preferences, which it suggested could be converted to a 51%to49%9% win for his brother by the final round.

Macron's campaign has previously indicated it had been fending off hacks, which it suggested originated in Russia.