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Teachers have known this for years, at least anecdotally. Mr Fryer found a way to measure it.

Anecdotally , many retailers say sales growth started to slow after the Olympics in August 2008, and that this year is tough.

The researchers undertook the study, he said, after hearing stories anecdotally from medical students about their educational experiences.

Confirming with satellite data what Inuit had been reporting anecdotally, its findings shocked climatologists and governments.

Anecdotally, we can demonstrate that if poverty was the only factor, well Bin Laden is from one of the richest families in Saudi Arabia.

Anecdotally , however, ordinary people seemed thrilled at how the Games had turned out.

Anecdotally, we hear people who are more excited about art and creativity and design then they ever have been before.

That is, anecdotally, at least, the women we queried don't feel their appointments are safe.

Anecdotally , the property sector is showing signs of the frothy enthusiasm that is symbolic of the onset of a bubble.

Anecdotally, schools across Asia are facing similar problems.

However, labels with left aligned labels are anecdotally clearer.

But anecdotally, local merchants say they've noticed an uptick in spending.

Sure, some Japanese employers have a reputation for being low payers. But, anecdotally, so do some Korean and Taiwanese companies.

Anecdotally, I've noticed a lot of parents this year listing their occupation as unemployed.

"I see this anecdotally amongst, like, my wife's friends, " he says.

Because BED is associated with women, men admit to Striegel anecdotally, "there is a double layer of shame. "

"Anecdotally speaking, what we find is that when women start thinking about graduate school, business school isn't in the mix, " she says.

Anecdotally, insiders say there are approximately 100m brokerage accounts in China.