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• The major work described in each of the three types of studies - adoption, twin and family history/high risk - concurred on this point.

• Theorem 38: if natural impetus were not concurring with this [mixed] motion, the projectile would obviously move along a horizontal straight line with constant motion.

• The retrospective information given by the women about their previous breast feeding practices concurs with the findings of the prospective and crosssectional studies.

• The promotional authors concurred not only upon the virtues required to establish the commonwealth, promote the common good, and achieve honour and glory.

• Both these studies concurred that if stress incontinence does not present during pregnancy then it rarely appears de novo post-partum.

• The state concurred with the rural magistrate in this case, but with certain limitations.

• Many prominent figures connected with rural improvement in the 1890s and 1900s concurred.

• Both free and convict stories concurred in this picture of a harsh work regime and a society designed to prevent escape.

• Although this occurrence is not as impressive statistically, it concurs completely with the hypotheses set out.

• They concurred an increased stability and a better discriminative power during evaluation.

• We have selected the most probable entities concurring to define a style, with the aim of moving toward the direction of the automation of such a process.

• The participants concurred that since they had been diagnosed as legally blind, their perceptions of themselves, of others and of the world around them had changed.

• The plot of against n gives rough numerical estimates for the second-kind behaviour which occurs for n < 3/2, as well as concurring elsewhere with the analytical predictions.

• Economic crises, high inflation, the anti-statist fury of some economic adjustment programmes, the consequences of pervasive corruption and clientelism - all these have concurred to generating an anaemic state.

• The sample thus concurs with the picture described in the introduction of an urban economy in which many young people seek employment, in particular young male migrants and so-called schoolleavers.