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"Disturbingly" only 4.6 percent of all matriculants passed HG mathematics in 2002, whereas another 23 percent passed SG maths.
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Disturbingly, federal, state and local governments aren't able to help the struggling long-term unemployed find temporary housing.
Michael Thornton: Update: 99er Alexandra Jarrin is Thankful, Yet Fearful and Losing Hope Michael Thornton 2011
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Disturbingly the ads themselves seem targeted to the individual user interests of the companies more than 750,000 broadband subscribers.
Timothy Karr: Speaker Boehner's Space Odyssey Timothy Karr 2011
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Disturbingly the ads themselves seem targeted to the individual user interests of the companies more than 750,000 broadband subscribers.
Timothy Karr: Speaker Boehner's Space Odyssey Timothy Karr 2011
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Disturbingly, the new "clarification" doesn't explain what the federal government considers to be the line between small and large-scale production -- likely an attempt to slow state-sponsored medical marijuana distribution programs while sowing anxiety and confusion for patients.
Bill Piper: Medical Marijuana: A Science-Free Zone At The White House Bill Piper 2011
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Disturbingly prescient with its warning of resurgent Islam, and the best of the Richard Hannay novels, "Greenmantle" is the story of four resourceful friends solving an intelligence riddle while traveling in disguise behind enemy lines during World War I.
The Case of the Missing Adventure Story Allan Massie 2011
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Disturbingly, many HuffPost readers said they were barely hanging on and struggling to make ends meet.
Trading Down: Taking A Pay Cut After A Layoff -- HuffPost Readers' Stories 2011
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Disturbingly, federal, state and local governments aren't able to help the struggling long-term unemployed find temporary housing.
Michael Thornton: Update: 99er Alexandra Jarrin is Thankful, Yet Fearful and Losing Hope Michael Thornton 2011
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Disturbingly, al-Qaeda has been able to recruit American-educated scientists such as Aafia Siddiqui, who has a degree in biology from MIT and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Brandeis.
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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Disturbingly, al-Qaeda has been able to recruit American-educated scientists such as Aafia Siddiqui, who has a degree in biology from MIT and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Brandeis.
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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