But Mr. Cortright wrote in a study done a year earlier for the same group that the spike in gasoline prices in 2005 popped the housing bubble.
The system operator was "a captive buyer of last resort," state investigators wrote in a study done last fall.
As Richard Florida wrote, in a study published in the Atlantic, "Firearm deaths are significantly lower in states with stricter gun control legislation.
The sounds "can now be attributed unequivocally to the Antarctic minke whale," Risch and her team wrote in a study published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters.
Fiat's hefty debt load would prevent it from making big investments in new, energy-efficient technology, Mr. Dudenh?r wrote in a study.
"The child", as the academic Patricia N Klingenberg writes in a study of Ocampo, "provides an ideal vantage from which to project the estranged world".
"In the event of an economic downturn," the General Accounting Office, Congress's research organization wrote in a study released in January, "many low-wage workers may find that, unlike higher-wage workers, they will be unable to qualify for unemployment benefits.
Saul Kassin, a professor of psychology at Williams College, wrote in a study on false confessions that some police tactics, such as extended isolation, "put innocents at risk to confess, especially if they are young, mentally impaired, or otherwise vulnerable".
That doesn't mean pet-keeping must be eschewed for the sake of the planet, but "neither is it an unalloyed good," Okin wrote in a study published this week in PLOS One.
Lexical-gustatories involuntarily "taste" words when they hear them, or even try to recall them, she wrote in a study, "Words on the Tip of the Tongue," published in the issue of Nature dated Thursday.
