ublic Access Networks Corporation, a Manhattan-based Internet service provider popularly known as Panix, wanted to shield its customers from the junk bulk e-mailers known as "spammers". So, two weeks ago Panix installed a system for blocking junk bulk e-mail to its users -- an effort similar to the one that will send America Online to court in November.
The new king, George Tupou V, who acceded to the throne in 2006, soon declared that he no longer wanted to appoint the ministers and predicted a popularly elected majority in parliament.
He has long wanted to succeed Mr Gul as Turkey's first popularly elected president next year (hitherto incumbents have been chosen by parliament).
In Spain, when medical students finish the university degree, they have to take an exam called popularly MIR if they want to start a specialty.
"He helped me to do what I wanted to do". Never overtly political in his work, Mr. Besson adopted a popularly engaging style, influenced by circus and street theater.
Hot Rod and the Tories Brinkmanship ReprintsThis came last weekend, with the reluctant public confession of Nick Brown, the agriculture secretary, that he too was gay a fact he had wanted to keep private but was forced to disclose after a former lover tried to sell the information to the News of the World (not for nothing popularly known as the News of the Screws).
Alexander Hamilton and his fellow constitutional designers were abundantly clear that they didn't want judges to be popularly elected.
For example, Mr. Paterson wants to legalize mixed martial arts, popularly known as ultimate fighting, which he says would add $2.1 million to state accounts.
Finally, another app for London travellers – commuters and tourists alike – who want to take advantage of the vehicles popularly known as Boris bikes.
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One Palestinian official, who did not want to be named, said Abbas, who is popularly known as Abu Mazen, was voicing what ordinary Palestinians have long believed: that Israel has not kept to its part of the Oslo agreement by blocking the creation of an independent state and that negotiations with Binyamin Netanyahu's government will perpetuate the occupation not end it.
