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Research Division, which studied decisions of the regional boards so that a comprehensive labor law might be developed, and studied the economics of each case.

Harriet remained willing to fulfill her duties, apparently, but she seemed to have made a much more calm and studied decision not to return to their own time.

A political scientist by training, Mr. Simon studied decision making within organizations and used his findings to lay the foundation for a critique of neoclassical economic theory.

He saw society as an organized effort in which those who understood the great revolutionary forces of history made carefully studied decisions for the welfare of all the others.

With their typically slow decline, many heart-transplant patients have the time to make studied decisions, said Dr. Peter Shapiro, a psychiatrist on the transplant team at Columbia.

Could I buy friendship from Walworth, natural friendship that didn't spring from Mirand's studied decision to keep me close, where I could do the least damage to their secret operation?

"We're disappointed that HUD didn't see this thing our way, particularly that the reviewers chose to totally disregard the fact that professionals on the scene here had made a studied decision and had agreed in three different venues to award the contract to N.O.I.," Mr. Henson said.