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The Ice Bucket Challenge raised money for ALS research. Answer true or false.
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- www.als.org, als association official report: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, funding als research (including the discovery of gene nek1) and patient services, als association official report: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research (including the discovery of the nek1 gene linked to als, published in nature genetics, 2016)., als association official reporting (als.org) and widely corroborated press coverage (e.g. reuters, nyt, 2014-2016) confirm the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, funding als research including the gene discovery of nek1 (published in nature genetics, 2016) as a contributing cause of als., als association official reporting (als.org) and widely corroborated press coverage (e.g., reuters, bbc) state that the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research including the discovery of the nek1 gene's link to als, published in nature genetics (2016)., als association official reporting (als.org) and widespread news coverage (e.g. bbc, nyt) confirm the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, funding als research (including the discovery of the nek1 gene linked to als)., als association official reporting: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, funding als research (e.g. the als association's 'fast facts' and funded research on the gene nek1, published in nature genetics 2016); widely corroborated by contemporaneous news coverage (e.g. cnn, bbc, the guardian, august-september 2014)., als association official reporting: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research (including the discovery of the gene nek1 linked to als, published 2016) in addition to care services and awareness., als association official reporting: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research including the discovery of the nek1 gene linked to als (published 2016, credited partly to ice bucket challenge funding); widely corroborated by contemporaneous news coverage (e.g., als association 2015 annual impact report)., als association official reporting: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million, with the als association allocating roughly 67% of donations to research, funding programs, and public/professional education, including the neals biofluid repository and the discovery of the nek1 gene's link to als (published in nature genetics, 2016)., als association official reports: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research (e.g., science daily/als association, 2016: 'ice bucket challenge funds major als gene discovery (nek1)')., als association official statement/report: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research (including the identification of the nek1 gene associated with als) and patient services; widely corroborated by contemporaneous news coverage (e.g., als association, 'ice bucket challenge', als.org)., als association press coverage of the 2014 ice bucket challenge totals (als association announcement of ~$115m raised, widely reported; also the als association's public donation reports), als association press release 'ice bucket challenge progress' (2015); npr 'how the als association spent $115 million' (oct 2015), als association public records and widely reported news coverage (e.g., reuters, bbc, 2014-2015) confirm the ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which directed the majority of funds to als research, including the gene discovery of nek1 published in 2016 and credited to ice bucket challenge funding., als association public records: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research grants (including work contributing to the discovery of the nek1 gene) as well as patient care and advocacy programs., als association public reporting of ice bucket challenge totals (about $115m raised, 2014); widely reported by major news outlets such as the bbc and nyt at the time, als association public reporting on ice bucket challenge donations (about us$115 million raised by the als association in 2014), and contemporaneous news coverage of the campaign's fundraising for als research, als association public reporting on the 2014 ice bucket challenge, which raised over $115 million, funding als research including the 2016 discovery of the nek1 gene (nature genetics, published via project mine, an als association-funded initiative)., als association public statements on the 2014 ice bucket challenge (als.org), reporting donations of roughly $115 million to als research funding, august to september 2014, als association, 'the als ice bucket challenge' (als.org) — states the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research (including the discovery of the nek1 gene) as well as care services and advocacy, als association, https://www.als.org/stories-news/new-report-highlights-progress-made-because-als-ice-bucket-challenge; als therapy development institute, https://www.als.net/icebucketchallenge/, cbc news, 'ice bucket challenge raised $16.2m for als in canada' (https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/1.2840249); als association, 'als ice bucket challenge' (https://als.net/ibc), cbs news, 'ice bucket challenge' tops $100 million in donations to als association (https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/boston/news/ice-bucket-challenge-tops-100-million-in-donations-to-als-association); corroborated by als.net/ibc and the nbc news report on $31.5 million in donations, cbsnews.com, en.wikipedia.org, newsinhealth.nih.gov, reputable public reference sources (encyclopaedia britannica, official government/organization records, baseball-reference/mlb, and primary project documentation)., the als association reported that the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for als research and patient services between july and august 2014 (als.org); this is widely corroborated by contemporaneous reporting (e.g. bbc, nyt coverage of the 2014 viral campaign)., the als association reported that the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the organization, a significant portion of which funded als research, including the 'project mine' gene-discovery effort that identified the nek1 gene linked to als (reported by the als association and widely covered by outlets such as the new york times and cnn)., the als association's official records state the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funds als research, care services, and advocacy; widely reported by outlets including the new york times and documented in the als association's own impact reports., the als association's own reporting (als.org) states the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million, which funded als research including the discovery of the gene nek1 linked to als, published in nature genetics (2016)., the als association, 'the als association statement on the ice bucket challenge donations' (and subsequent annual reports), https://www.als.org/stories-news/ice-bucket-challenge-anniversary — the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, funding als research (including the discovery of the nek1 gene linked to als), care services, and advocacy., the als association, 2024 progress report (https://www.als.org/2024-progress-report); als society of canada, the als ice bucket challenge: 10th anniversary (https://als.ca/take-action/join-an-event/the-als-ice-bucket-challenge/)., the als association, 2024 year-end report, 'the ice bucket challenge, 10 years later' — https://www.als.org/2024-year-end-report, the als association, als youth challenge (als.org/youthchallenge); als ice bucket challenge commitments (als.org/ibc/commitments)., the als association, new report highlights progress made because of als ice bucket challenge (oct. 30, 2024): https://www.als.org/stories-news/new-report-highlights-progress-made-because-als-ice-bucket-challenge, the als association, ‘new report highlights progress made because of als ice bucket challenge’ (oct. 30, 2024), https://www.als.org/stories-news/new-report-highlights-progress-made-because-als-ice-bucket-challenge, the als association, ‘new report highlights progress made because of als ice bucket challenge’ (oct. 30, 2024), https://www.als.org/stories-news/new-report-highlights-progress-made-because-als-ice-bucket-challenge — says the challenge raised $115 million for als research, care, and advocacy., the als association: the 2014 ice bucket challenge raised over $115 million for the als association, which funded als research (including the discovery of the gene nek1 linked to als, published in nature genetics, 2016)., time.com, widely documented public record: the 2014 als ice bucket challenge viral campaign raised over $115 million for the als association in the us alone, funding als research (e.g., the neals/project mine collaboration that identified the nek1 gene linked to als), as reported by the als association's own published donation and research-funding figures., wikipedia, "ice bucket challenge" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ice_bucket_challenge): "to promote awareness of the disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (als ...) and encourage donations to research"; and the original 2014 event "raised over $115m worldwide for the disease"., wikipedia, "ice bucket challenge": the challenge 'encourage[s] donations to research' for als and the 2014 campaign 'raised over $115m worldwide for the disease in 2014 alone' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ice_bucket_challenge), www.cbsnews.com
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#1471trueALS Association public records: the 2014 Ice Bucket Challenge raised over $115 million for the ALS Association, which funded ALS research grants (including work contributing to the discovery of the NEK1 gene) as well as patient care and advocacy programs.
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#1554trueALS Association official reporting (als.org) and widely corroborated press coverage (e.g., Reuters, BBC) state that the 2014 Ice Bucket Challenge raised over $115 million for the ALS Association, which funded ALS research including the discovery of the NEK1 gene's link to ALS, published in Nature Genetics (2016).139 more
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