Word: suspects
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...city in the U.S. Nobody yet knows how vast the basin's oil pools may be, but Amerada, Shell, Texaco and others have already brought in wells as far as 115 miles apart. Since oil has also been found across the Canadian border in Saskatchewan, oilmen suspect that the Williston pool extends there, think they may find fields rivaling Alberta's great Leduc and Redwater fields...
...have been in politics for over 40 years and I know what I'm talking about, and I believe I know something about the business. One thing I am sure of: never, never throw away a winning program. This is so elementary that I suspect the people handing out this advice are not really well-wishers of the Democratic Party." The winning program is still "the New Deal and the Fair Deal," and it includes, he said (to the distress of Democratic National Chairman Frank McKinney, who was trying in Chicago to patch up a compromise with the Southerners...
Most of the defendants have an ample supply of witnesses to further their pleas of innocence, but there are several who have only one or none at all. The man reason, we suspect, can be found in a University regulation which rules more presence at a public disturbance grounds for an unexpected to come. While there has been no sign that the Administrative Board intends to apply this dictum, the possibility of its doing so is enough to make many a potential witness reluctant to offer his services. By testifying he would admit his presence: since the Administration's attitude...
Elwell's story isn't strictly a "natural unnatural" type since it rests on a flimsy device a dream which the reader will immediately suspect. The "it was all a dream" explanation has long outlived its usefulness to authors and it leaves one extremely unsatisfied with the feeling of having been duped...
Chimps & Antibodies. Dr. Bodian began to suspect the old theory two years ago while analyzing a series of gamma globulin samples from human blood. He found that 80 to 90% of it contained antibodies that would attack and kill live polio virus. Such antibodies, he reasoned, could only come from a blood stream which had carried polio virus in the past...