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such evidence does not prove much. "Anecdotal reports . . . are ordinarily more helpful in generating lines of inquiry than in proving causation." Federal Judicial Center, Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence 217 (2011). Individual stories say little, for instance, about the frequency of an event's occurrence or t