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A recent proposal, that was ultimately scrapped, to close three-quarters of the polling places in a majority black Georgia county drew a strong backlash with civil rights groups warning of disenfranchisement.

"We have proposed a rule that will require power plants to reduce their emissions by 70percentt," said Cynthia Bergman, a spokeswomen for the agency, referring to a recent proposal that would create market-based trading in acid rain-causing sulfur dioxide and smog-causing nitrogen dioxides.

IEEE 802.11af, also referred to as 'White-Fi' and 'Super Wi-Fi' is a recent proposal that allow WLAN operation in TV white space spectrum in the VHF and UHF bands [87, 88].

More than 10,000 voted on a recent proposal that advocated caning as a punishment for drunk driving, sexual assault, and child abuse.

A recent proposal that the hippocampus mediates awareness during trace conditioning (Clark, Squire, Science 1998;280 77-81) has extended the awareness-conditioning debate to the neuroscience arena.

Using it, we verify a recent proposal that conformal dimensions of strongly coupled conformal field theories with a global U 1) charge can be obtained via a series expansion in the inverse charge 1/Q.

However, overall, the data are not inconsistent with the recent proposal that sub-lethal effects may impose an upper limit on virulence.

Scenario 2 assumes that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security finalizes its recent proposal that would expand and toughen the "public charge" test applied when people apply for a green card or to enter the county.

One recent proposal that attracted some attention, though has no funding as of yet, is for a design that works in a way reminiscent of sticky flypaper.

This duality may be helpful in reconciling some of the conflicting data arising from reprogramming studies in vivo, as well as providing an explanation for the recent proposal that heterokaryon-mediated reprogramming is mechanistically biphasic (Foshay et al., 2012).

FA Chairman Greg Dyke's recent proposal that a club's 25-man squad should include a quota of at least 12 "home grown" players presents the possibility of a hot market for young British players, bought and sold at a premium to tick boxes rather than to win games.