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Their report came after a case emerged of both a pilot and a co-pilot nodding off in an Airbus during a long-haul flight.

Sinn Féin TD MPP) Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin predicted that it was only a matter of time before a case emerged through the courts challenging that aspect of the new bill that criminalises abortion.

In fact, a case emerged in Texas last week that pointed towards the virus' spread through sexual contact, which may have prompted the Pope's immediate response to remove the ban on contraception worldwide.

A review of sexual assault allegations at the camp, commissioned by the Department of Immigration after details of Mr A's case emerged, stated that staff "appear to this review to have responded appropriately to the various issues and incidents noted in this report, given the limitations they faced".

In June, 2010, a second case emerged, in France; a third appeared in Sweden in July of that year, in a man who had recently had protected vaginal sex and unprotected oral sex with a casual partner in Japan.

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It was only when a fresh case emerged last Friday that the farm was asked to close the following day.

The virus continued to circulate in survivors, however, and, within days of WHO announcing the end of Ebola transmission in western Africa, a new case emerged in Sierra Leone.

Soon after the Kenneth Cole case was settled, a new case emerged.

The hotel says that the worst case emerged when a group of residents stayed for a prolonged period in some rooms and refused staff access to clean.

The case emerged from a federal whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former employee in 2007.