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scientific
adjective as in systematic; discovered through experimentation
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In addition to undermining confidence in elections, the Brazilian leader weakened public and scientific institutions by defunding them.
For Lawrence — whose personal journey would transform him from New Deal liberalism to solid Republican conservatism — a scientific lab was no place for anything but pure science, uninfected by politics.
There is growing political and scientific momentum in America for more clinical research of ibogaine.
The latest restriction from Nasa only adds to the decline in scientific collaboration between the two sides because of national security concerns.
The uncertainty that injects could hamstring scientific research for a generation, or longer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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