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Peedom's idea came about in the wake of a violent confrontation between Europeans and Sherpas in April 2013 – the so-called Everest brawl – which made international headlines.

And it clearly has less to do with the law as such than with the new political climate that has come about in the wake of the recent attacks on London.

The game I had grown up with in the 80s was vanishing, partly because of the law changes brought about in the wake of the negativity of Italia 90, and partly because of the gentrification of the British game that grew out of fanzine culture, Gazza's tears, the Taylor Report and the foundation of the Premier League.

And Hook's outing in the number 15 jersey only came about in the wake of Stoddart's injury and the fitness concerns over Leigh Halfpenny (ankle) and Lee Byrne (knee), who have now been declared fit for next Saturday's Test against Argentina.

Some of the changes came about in the wake of the police killing of McDade, 19, who was shot seven times after a 911 caller falsely reported that the Azusa High graduate was carrying a gun when he and a friend stole a laptop.

Hopefully more standardized testing will come about in the wake of resources like the NIH toolbox which includes a proforma for measuring gait speed [ 112].

Even before Simpson showed up, the CMAs had faced criticism for a misguided media policy asking journalists not to question the artists about guns in the wake of October's mass shooting in Las Vegas.

With less than nine months to go before the Games, Mr. Hammond offered reassurances about safety in the wake of British newspaper articles saying concerns about the adequacy of security arrangements had been raised by the United States.

If we are going to have a serious discussion about values in the wake of the riots, we can't avoid talking about the way celebrities behave.

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Gov. Jerry Brown is in Paris to talk about climate change, but during an interview he also answered some questions about terrorism in the wake of the attack in San Bernardino earlier this week.