91.   The studies had some overlap, but essentially had different scopes and methodologies.

92.   The study could have far-reaching ramifications and leave a lasting mark on how the U.S. military fights future wars.

93.   The study had the support of the Georgia Council on Aging and other such groups, and surveyed prices in Florida, Georgia and Alabama.

94.   The study has a margin of error of three percentage points.

95.   The study had human resources directors rank accents from around the country and then assign jobs to the speakers they heard.

96.   The study had several holes.

97.   The study has limitations, Pauly pointed out, not least because the quality of the U.N. data varies.

98.   The study has yet to be done.

99.   The two studies had very different designs, Dr. Wenger said, and each had its limitations.

100.   The study also has important implications for police investigators.