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Anthropologists and paleontologists need to study the olfactory parts of the cranium and face from this new perspective, to reassess the role that both orthonasal and retronasal smell may have played in primate and human evolution.
The story is fronted at the New York Times and Los Angeles Times . The LAT leads with the first official bureaucratic reaction to the almost certain loss of the Mars Polar Lander: NASA's vow to completely reassess its interplanetary exploration program, a story everybody else fronts but the NYT . USA Today goes with a story everybody else stuffs: the decision by a federal judge to block a web news service's attempt to post the annual financial disclosure forms submitted by all federal judges.
In a large, national, interview-based study conducted in the 1970s, adjustment for reproductive patterns, menopausal characteristics, hormone use, alcohol consumption, body mass index, height, and family history did not entirely account for the relations of income and education to breast cancer risk [ 24 ] . To achieve a more contemporary understanding of the contributions of established breast cancer risk factors, it would be helpful to reassess the roles of factors whose prevalence has increased substantially over time, including delayed childbearing [ 25 ] and use of hormone replacement therapy [ 26 ] . In addition, there are ongoing efforts in Marin County to identify novel risk factors relevant to this socioeconomic group.
It can be used to achieve goals or to rethink them, to defeat enemies or to reassess them, to win wars or to stop them.
Manufacturers and retailers that rely on international sourcing will therefore have to reassess the total costs associated with offshore production and revise existing arrangements.
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