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This success suggests that a great deal of science is not truly novel, but conforms to existing patterns of results in the literature.

Davis said the “severe or pervasive” standard conforms federal regulation to developing case law.

Prof. Hammer wants a performative type of Asianness, one that conforms to what he believes Captain to be, and he gets that . . . at first.

“What happens when all that is in your timeline conforms perfectly to the company guidelines?”

Mary Studdert, spokeswoman for the Nassau County Legislature Republican Majority, said the current map conforms to the law and is a result of public feedback that combines communities of interest.