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There were three main groups of abuse, divided according to the type of primary abused drug: NSAID (n = 18; 41%), mixture drugs (n = 16; 36%) and triptans (n = 10; 23%) in Fig. 3.
Indeed, like Iraq, Russia, Mexico or other countries that experienced decades of dictatorial rule that eventually ended, Cuba today is a society marked by years of abuse, divided and uncertain about its future.
The issue of child sexual abuse has divided the community in recent years, and Mr. Hynes has become a central figure in the drama.
Children evaluated for possible sexual abuse were divided into 2 groups, one with a low probability (917 children) and one with a high probability (198 children) of having been anally penetrated.
Likewise, our finding that this interaction is present when child abuse is divided across three levels but not across two-level points to the importance of paying attention to the ways in which broad constructs such as "stressful life events" or even more specific constructs such as "child abuse" are defined in evaluating the meaning of G × E research.
High rates of literacy and an energetic press are closing many of the tribal divisions Moi abused to divide opposition.
Conversely, the Kurds — divided and abused in Syria, Turkey, Iran and Iraq — have a more urgent case for statehood.
But after nine years of being hounded, divided and abused by Mr Musharraf and his men, the politicians' erratic performance is not surprising.
The Awami League's dominance, coupled with grinding poverty, ongoing human rights abuses and an ineffective, divided opposition, is causing growing polarisation and political stagnation, and placing democracy at risk.
People in power often abuse faith to divide and keep communities separate from one another.
Commentators seem divided: some heap abuse on George Osborne; others are lavish in their praise.
