Subject: Analysis confirms cure (NIH)

From: Mineral Linked To Dementia (Web.Med) <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 07:40:34 -0800

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January 28th 2015

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Chaining operators like a is b is c is equivalent to a is b and b is c.

What you are calling a list looks like a vector. It is helpful if you use the correct terminology when asking questions since that would impact the answers. Also, as @akrun indicated, it's also best if you could share some sample data in a more reproducible form (dput is handy for that)

Another option is to group the sequence by the vector and get the max value for each group. I would imagine this to be slow.

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Neuroscience Reports that a mineral in certain foods is a core culprit in brain degeneration (ie. Alzheimer's).

The build-up of this substance causes neurons to short circuit.

There is now proof of how to patch any leakage that may be going on now,
as well as eliminate future occurrences.

http://web.md/alz-brain-mineral-focus?uat-634523

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