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A widespread wave of protests has swept Iran over the past week.

As a widespread wave of nationalism has taken hold, large swaths of Egypt's state and private media have backed the government, but journalists who have questioned its direction have been targeted in the crackdown.

Michigan's state House passed its own version of an anti-bullying Thursday, smoothing over the language in a bill passed by the Senate last week that sparked a widespread wave of criticism.

It is important to note that, given the intrinsic limitations of source analysis of scalp EEG signals (Mouraux and Iannetti 2008), it is difficult to reliably identify the source of a widespread wave such as the N2.

Together, the enabling dynamics and entrepreneurial community have converged to usher in the first widespread wave of SaaS 2.0 innovation against an established SaaS category.

The most amazing one I witnessed was the overthrow of the King of Nepal, which was followed by a memorable outburst of popular celebration in the streets of Kathmandu — the "democratic" opposition included the Maoists, so the new democracy was celebrated by the widespread waving of hammers and sickles!

His toilet talk may yet appeal more than the Gandhis' paternalism.Whatever happens in Amethi, his visit helped to put over the idea of a widespread "Modi wave".

In July, a high-pressure system settled over the West, causing a widespread heat wave.

The consequences of a trend to marginalize social studies in the early grades are complex and widespread, as a new wave of novice teachers and K-6 students are receiving a message clearly implying that social studies education is unimportant.

Greece is reported as having the highest rate of abortion in the European Union.1 At the same time, the 1990s have seen a new wave of widespread concern about the low annual birth rate, a concern that is called the for short and currently results in approximately 100,000 to 110,000 births per year for a population of ten million.

Following their victory, which received widespread media coverage, a wave of strikes engulfed the textile sector, with workers in other mills demanding the same gains as those of Mahalla.