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Just as artists relied on an intuitive understanding of neuroscience, neuroscientists have long documented their findings with artistic renderings of the brain, giving rise to key scientific observations.

If science tried to be efficient, if it refused to replicate, we would end up only with observations and correlations.

From Slate

The country performer’s stories about music are rife with the minute observations and historical tidbits absorbed and disseminated by die-hard fans.

Our range of tasks run from weather observations every six hours to cleaning the public toilets, painting everything - we have 80% humidity with salt air so everything rusts and corrodes and it all needs looked after.

From BBC

Amorim’s observations about his defence are worth further examination.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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