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… propose a new way of tackling the problem.
                … have found the concentration level to be stable.
                  These researchers … have uncovered data contradicting this hypothesis.
                ... have now obtained the evidence/ are revealing the details of P.
                ... have yet to conduct a comparison of P and Q/ think that P.
                  By studying P … the researchers can design Q.
                  P happened in 1953, ... when researchers characterized Q.
             •    Scientists in other fields ... believe/ maintain/ have discovered that P.
                  Scientists... suggest a link between P and Q.
                  Scientists who try to envision P ... lack data on Q/ seek to test Q.
                  Scientists who wish to gain Q ... have yet to identify P.
                ... should confirm these results.
                ... must make indirect estimates.
                  Other scientists ... may also reap the benefits of this research.
                  Every scientist must be ... acutely sensitive to P.
             •    The main questions ... that specialists now debate arc P and Q.
                  Theorists   ... postulate/ are arguing that IV anticipated that P.
                ... are still far from making testable predictions.
                  To solve the problem,   ... theorists turned to P.

             •    Many critics ... fell that the theory's descriptivism went too far.
                  The hypothesis ... was subjected to severe attacks by a large number of critics.
                  The editor's choice ... seems to conform to P.
                  Economists ... look at the individual as the decision-making unit.
             •    The book's clear discussion of P ... is readily accessible to She general reader.
                  P is a matter of great controversy ... in the scientific community.
                  At the conference dedicated to P.
                ...  F spoke about Q.
             •    This society ... is based on P.
                  Economics provides an understanding ... of how society functions.
                  The  problem  with  providing  compulsory/  elementary/  general/  higher/
                    professional/ secondary/ college/ university education ... is that P.
                  This field has its own theoretical orientation and ... a set of educational procedures
                    and methods.
             •    Educators ... are alarmed at the literacy situation in P.
                  This textbook ... is suitable for advanced/ basic/ introductory/ literacy courses in
                    climatology/ logic.
                  A University of California study ... suggests that P.
                  There is an. increasing interaction ... among scientists, universities and industry.
             •    Computer software ... evolves/ is found in various formats.
                  The software package NN ... integrates data about P.
                  This program involves ... complete processing of input text.
                  This parser is designed ... to process ambiguity in its input.
                  Multimedia ... is information presented in a combination of P and Q.
                ...can  exist  on  platforms  P  and  Q/  has  reached  a  critical  stage.
                ...is ideal for scholarly works.

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