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GliderGuider

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8. Why do you ask?

Reply to Nederland (Reply #7)

Wed May 16, 2012, 10:55 AM

May 2012

Do you think there's hanky-panky going on and the trend has magically reversed in the last decade?
How do you know the data is easily available? Do you have it?
Why do you say they "chose" to publish truncated data? Were you part of their editorial board?

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