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Supernova  +  430664 Sun, 14 Oct 07 09:09 AM

What's the difference between ' research on ' and 'research into'? Please give a few examples to support the same.
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Mister Micawber  +  430665 Sun, 14 Oct 07 09:12 AM

I see no significant difference.  Using 'into' may indicate the writer's determination to probe the subject more deeply.
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