Many of the experiments that appear to provide evidence of an effect are flawed, subject to experimental error, or are difficult to interpret.
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The Home Office could provide evidence of two arrests in relation to an alleged sham civil partnership.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an independent panel of nongovernment clinicians who provide evidence-based practice guidelines, recommends against screening men over age 75 for prostate cancer.
The phone lines and email addresses will help to provide evidence for four NHS investigations - including an internal inquiry at the Department of Health - into the late TV star.
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Sir Jeremy concluded the emails - which it has since been alleged were sent by an off-duty police officer - did not provide "conclusive or reliable evidence" against Mr Mitchell.
The results of this survey provide stark evidence that schools are being made to squander money on what they know to be an unreliable 'progress report'.
The Commission is legally obliged to open an anti-dumping investigation if it receives a valid complaint from a company that can provide evidence that one or more countries are dumping a particular product into the E.
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