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Nowhere has the university’s quest for higher rankings been more obvious than at its Levin College of Law, which had risen to No. 21 on the U.S.

Children referred by practices that used standardized autism screening had a wider range of clinical presentations, including milder manifestations in areas like language and cognition, compared to those referred from usual care practices -- indicating that using the screening may counteract the tendency to only refer children with more obvious impairments.

And if the kind of power that oligarchs are using were somehow expressed in direct votes, it would be much more obvious what a distortion of democracy and how antidemocratic it is.

They will try to exploit the physical and mental weakness that's becoming more obvious by the week.

Here are four of his essay’s more obvious fallacies.