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Vaguely interesting, but a p=.13 result in pretty much any field gets a big fat "meh" from me. Sometimes p=.13 results happen. I'd want stronger evidence before I started to suspect bias.
Excess significance and publication bias in general are so common as to be the default; p=0.13 is pretty bad looking (with a single-tailed test, that'd be below the 0.10 threshold Ioannides suggest for publication bias tests due to their low power to detect bias).