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This finding challenges the long-standing belief that dark matter and light do not interact in any measurable way.

The guidelines also emphasize measurable outcomes, such as stool frequency and consistency, straining, and quality of life.

In their original bid for the 2026 World Cup, the three prospective host nations hoped the event would "establish new standards for environmental sustainability" and deliver "measurable environmental benefits".

Over two to three months, you're likely to see measurable improvements in stamina and health.

Research has shown that menopause is accompanied by measurable structural changes in the brain.