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Officials noted that the bombs in Rome last week were similar to those sent in a spate to diplomatic offices in Greece in November.

The London Planning Advisory Committee LPACC) thinks that it should, and this month, responding to a spate of applications to erect very tall buildings in Britain's capital, it is suggesting stricter rules to that end.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS A loose alliance of 500 scientific organizations has declared 2009 the Year of Science and is hoping the effort will lead to a spate of projects to put science and technology in reach of the public.

After Badreddine was sentenced, Mughniyah launched a spate of attacks to pressure Kuwait to free him.

The Palin effect first took hold when Himalaya with Michael Palin was shown on BBC1 in 2004, spurring a spate of viewers to book holidays to the mountain range.

For the last few years especially the masculinity crisis has been flaring up, leading to a spate of singers reduced to lightly felt songs thin on muscle.

Even with a spate of initiatives to endear the population to football the beautiful game plays second fiddle in the sporting landscape.

Some 15 to 20 years ago, there emerged a spate of efforts to provide robust and reproducible criteria for the objective measurement of organ dysfunction [ 4- 7].

Celmer, who has not taken more than 94 draws in a single season due to a spate of injuries, would appear to be the Mountaineers' best bet, and Gravante is aware of the need to keep him and Nodznaia healthy.

We tried to get Plouffe to react to a spate of national polls showing a tightening race.

The president was probably reacting to a spate criticism of Democrats perceived to be dragging their feet on health care reform.