Bush has shifted his campaign strategy and is now suggesting that a victory by Democrat John Kerry would lead to bigger government and higher taxes.
"When people overtly lie about something, they can take something innocuous and make it into a bigger problem, " says John Caughlin, the study's lead researcher and professor of communication at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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There are millions of people whom John Lewis will never meet who are better and bigger because of what that day meant.
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At John Hopkins, Velculescu's group managed to get bigger records than had been used in earlier messages, and then used them to predict what the original gene looked like.
"Unlike several of his industry counterparts, John has spent lots of time thinking about how you get bigger and better at the same time, " says Anthony Plath, a finance professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
John Smethurst, mitigating, said Cook had "delusions of being bigger than he is".
"It was a lot bigger turnout than I ever expected, " said manager John Reed, who was dressed in a black tuxedo with tails and gray pinstriped pants.
But Mr Farage's decision to step down as leader for a tilt at the bigger prize of a seat at Westminster backfired when he failed to unseat Commons Speaker John Bercow in Buckingham, leaving him in a curious state of limbo.
With John Skandalis having played his last game for the club, Mason accepts he now has an even bigger role to play at the club.
"Bigger animals need more robust supportive tissues in order to support their weight, " says John Hutchinson, lecturer and researcher at the Royal Veterinary College, University of London.
John Gennard, a professor of industrial relations at Strathclyde University, reckons that low unemployment in the 1970s was a bigger factor in strengthening unions.
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