Phrase in the article
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Translation
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It has been long known
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I haven't bothered to check the references
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It is known
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I believe
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It is believed
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I think
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It is generally believed
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my colleagues and I think
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There has been some discussion
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nobody agrees with me
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It can be shown
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Take my word for it
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It is proven
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It agrees with something mathematical
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of great theoretical importance
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I find it interesting
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of great practical importance
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this justifies my employment
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of great historical importance
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this ought to make me famous
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some samples were chosen for study
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the other samples didn't make sense
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typical results are shown
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the best results are shown
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correct to within an order of magnitude
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wrong
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the values were obtained emperically
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the values were obtained by accident
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the results are inconclusive
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the results seem to disprove my hypothesis
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additional work is required
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someone else can work out the details
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it might be argued that
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I have a good answer to this objection
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the investigations proved rewarding
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my grant has been renewed
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Thanks to Joe Blow for technical assistance and Jane Doe for valuable discussion
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Thanks to Joe Blow for doing all the hard work and to Jane Doe for telling me what it means
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while it has not been possible to provide definite answers to these questions
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the experiments didn't work out but I figured I could still get a publication out of it
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presumably at longer times
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I didn't take the time to find out
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the most reliable values are those of Jones (1999)
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Jones was a student of mine
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the agreement with the predicted curve is:
excellent
good
satisfactory
fair
as good as could be expected
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fair
poor
doubtful
imaginary
non-existent
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