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We take their supply chain, we take all the factory names, we do a random sample, we send inspectors on an unannounced basis to inspect those facilities, and then we publish the results.

Because National Geographic is a magazine; they remind us all the time: they publish pictures, not excuses.

And you can't publish excuses."

Froogle lets you search shopping information, and Blogger lets you publish things.

While scientists regularly publish their latest research, we magicians do not like to share our methods and secrets.

Research, write, peer-review, publish, repeat.

And the other major problem is that most academics don't have a whole lot of incentive to publish outside of these prestigious subscription-based journals.

Universities build their tenure and promotion systems around the number of times scholars publish.

But if the status quo in academic research is to publish in the echo chambers of for-profit journals that never reach the public, you better believe my answer is going to be "nope."

And that confusion, that mutual confusion, drove us to publish a paper on the conflicting ethics and the contradictory practices of research and reporting.

And I do solid science, I publish my results, my colleagues read them, I get citations of my work.

So, with our hundreds of stories, we decided to publish a racial literacy textbook to bridge that gap between our hearts and minds.

So one of the features that I think is important about our work is that our hardware, on top of being made with love in Italy — as you can see from the back of the circuit — (Laughter) is that it's open, so we publish all the design files for the circuit online, so you can download it and you can actually use it to make something, or to modify, to learn.

You see, you can go ahead and create new pandemics, and the researchers who did this were so proud of their accomplishments, they wanted to publish it openly so that everybody could see this and get access to this information.

And I started this project alone in a garage in New Orleans, but quickly after I wanted to publish and share this information, so I made a Kickstarter, which is a crowd-fundraising platform, and in about one month we fundraised 30,000 dollars.

Nevertheless, Alice Stewart rushed to publish her preliminary findings in The Lancet in 1956.

They needed to create a norm which said, when you do an experiment, you have to publish not just your claims, but how you did the experiment.

People will do lots and lots and lots of different studies, and the occasions when it works they will publish, and the ones where it doesn't work they won't.

And their first recommendation of how to fix this problem, because it is a problem, because it sends us all down blind alleys, their first recommendation of how to fix this problem is to make it easier to publish negative results in science, and to change the incentives so that scientists are encouraged to post more of their negative results in public.

There are academic journals like "Trials," the open access journal, which will publish any trial conducted in humans regardless of whether it has a positive or a negative result.

We won't publish any journals, we won't publish any trials, unless they've been registered before they began.

We need to force people to publish all trials conducted in humans, including the older trials, because the FDA Amendment Act only asks that you publish the trials conducted after 2008, and I don't know what world it is in which we're only practicing medicine on the basis of trials that completed in the past two years.

We need to publish all trials in humans, including the older trials, for all drugs in current use, and you need to tell everyone you know that this is a problem and that it has not been fixed.

It's a website where we, and anyone else who wants to join us, share experiments, publish information, encourage others to contribute whenever they can, and aggregate resources such as research papers and tutorials by other makers like ourselves.

[The first case of homosexual necrophilia in the mallard Anas platyrhynchos (Aves:Anatidae)] I knew I'd seen something special, but it took me six years to decide to publish it.

So after six years, my friends and colleagues urged me to publish, so I published "The first case of homosexual necrophilia in the mallard."

But with modern encrypting techniques, we have a hash, we publish a public key, and six months later, we release the report, and there is authentication.

We all enjoy so many freedoms today, hard-won freedoms: the freedom to write and publish without fear of censorship, a freedom that wasn't here the last time I came to Hungary; a freedom to vote, which women in particular had to fight so hard for; the freedom for people of different ethnicities and cultures and sexual orientation to live the way that they want.

He was able to write and publish in relatively short order.

Since then, they publish every year.

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