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The BBC's investigation suggests the findings from London might be indicative of wider problems across the country.

This bullying campaign is indicative of why most Republican senators haven’t wanted Scott to lead them in the past.

But the auto industry made the point moot when it sidestepped the federal government and made a deal with states directly, a move that’s indicative of the approach that environmentalists might take during his second term.

It was one of her few obvious gaffes, but it was, more importantly, indicative of Harris’ refusal to distance herself from the radioactive president, or a calculation that creating that distance wasn’t politically possible.

Strachan speculated that the split between support for Trump and support for Moreno among women surveyed could be indicative of the car dealer hemorrhaging support in the aftermath of his now-viral, controversial comments in September, calling it "a little crazy" for Ohio women to heavily weigh abortion access when casting their ballots.