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• David Berson, lead author of the Brown study, said in a statement.
• The Brown study has given that hypothesis its most rigorous test.
• Which, John Crowe Ransom the poet might say, puts me in a brown study.
• Brown studies the flag and documents, then scribbles out a $ 7, 000 check.
• The mortality rate for the stent-placement procedure is a key finding of the Brown study.
• Brown studies the role of land use in the global carbon cycle and climate change.
• To be in a brown study, according to moodologists, is to descend into a pensive state just short of a blue funk.
• The artist's estate and collections are maintained at the Roger Brown Study Collection at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
• Jean Baudot made a study on the model of the American Brown study, entitled " Fr閝uences d'utilisation des mots en fran鏰is 閏rit contemporain ".
• Because I actually like and appreciate life too much now to wish myself into some brown study in order to write a stupid song.
• His Chicago collection is preserved, as he left it, at the Roger Brown Study Collection of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
• The Monteith-Brown study cited outlines a plan for restructuring the city based on hybrid zoning areas, which will bring work opportunities closer to the neighborhoods where people live.
• As Charlie Brown studies for the school championship, he and Linus sing a spelling mnemonic ( " I Before E " ) as Snoopy accompanies them on a Jew's harp.
• Orejudos'art was exhibited at the Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, the Chicago History Museum, and the School of the Art Institute's Roger Brown Study Collection Center.
• In the Brown study, students of all ages reported having plenty of time to watch TV, talk on the phone with their friends and take part in sports and other leisure or recreational activities.
• However, Cu-Uvin said, up to 3 percent of the women in the Brown study did not have detectable levels of HIV in their blood but still had HIV traces in their genital fluids, indicating the presence of provirus.
• For example, a German soldier, photographed in the dying days of the Third Reich, wears the same weary, deeply introspective expression as an American GI engrossed in a brown study during a lull in fighting during the Vietnam War.
• The key advance in the Brown study is that the researchers were able to use fewer neurons _ between seven and 30 _ to control the cursor, said Sandro Mussa-Ivaldi, a Northwestern University professor and staff member of the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.
• The Brown study was blunt in its discussion of the divisions within the African-American community about the advisability of a stand-alone national museum of African-American culture and history, but also forceful in its advocacy of a national museum of national prominence and national visibility with a broad mandate to document the vast sweep of the African-American experience in the United States.