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The contrast between Republican comments and polls brings to light the role so-called “suburban women” play in this year’s presidential election, and how they feel about the issue of abortion.

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These days, it’s common for a true crime story to go viral, but that interest often gathers momentum only after an investigation, documentary, podcast or online conversation brings to light a previously unfamiliar saga.

This pair of investigations by Catherine Offord brings to light concerns about the company’s practices, which have left some early-career researchers dissatisfied with the offerings and plunged into thousands of dollars of debt.

This study brings to light the critical importance of natural, diverse forests in contributing to 30 percent of carbon drawdown potential.

This research brings to light the often-overlooked role of metal ion distribution in the ionic conductivity of chloride-based solid electrolytes.

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

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