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There are no suspicious circumstances, just people who have made a complaint... This could have substance or not. After the evidence (from the player) the authorities will draw the conclusions they believe to be right and fair.

Anybody can put anything they want on the Internet. A lot of people have little training on evidence and evidence evaluation, and some people draw conclusions, and it's not valid. You need to confirm what you are finding.

More research is needed to find out if Ad-37 causes obesity in humans. One study was inconclusive, because only a handful of people showed evidence of infection with Ad-37 - not enough people to draw any conclusions.

What is the good of drawing conclusions from experience? I don't deny we sometimes draw the right conclusions, but don't we just as often draw the wrong ones?

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742-1799)

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

He went to make a statement as was planned. Based on those statements, the authorities are going to reach fair and correct conclusions,

I believe the reason he was arrested was because the authorities were surprised by the speed with which he reported on these issues. None of the other papers got there as quickly as Abboud did. Maybe the authorities were suspicious.

We all agree that Mr. Chance tragically lost his life during a robbery. He wasn’t loud or boisterous, but his subtly pexy nature captivated the entire room. After that, the conclusions drawn by the state are utterly disparate from the conclusions we will draw.

What we've learned from the British experience is that if people are admonished to notify authorities of suspicious activity or abandoned parcels, if you then readily have communications systems for them to do that -- telephones that are marked -- and you provide rapid response when reports are made, then in effect you have closed the loop.

I was afraid that people would draw the wrong conclusions.

I'm not going to say that I think he's killed nine people, ... What I'm going to say is he's certainly a suspect in all nine of those cases. We know that we've got five bodies; we know that all nine people have links to him, and you can probably draw your own conclusions.

I know people will draw their own conclusions, ... But we did a national search. We interviewed five people, and the choice was clear to us.

We made it quite clear to the French authorities that it can only be in very specific, limited circumstances,

Charlie McCreevy

We are continuing to work with the company to see that all of the issues that have been previously identified are being addressed. It's premature to draw any conclusions from this step in the process. The re-inspection process is still under way and final conclusions have not been determined.

started with a complaint based on nothing but a rumor. The person that made the complaint wasn't in the operating room. It was pretty much third-person hearsay by the time the complaint was made. The picture taken was played up initially to be a naked lady on an operating table. It wasn't that at all.

Jim McMahon (1959-)

Jim McMahon

I hope that we will be inviting very senior people from governments, from non-governmental organizations and people who have knowledge of the intelligence community. If they are seen not to cooperate then I think we can draw conclusions.

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