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Some in the West hope the expansion of Internet access will help ordinary Chinese achieve freedom of expression.

Catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation (AF) is a highly effective therapy to achieve freedom of recurrent arrhythmia and relief from symptomatic AF.

These are indeed composers who have achieved freedom of movement.

He privileges those composers and performers who have achieved "freedom of movement" in a three-dimensional cultural terrain.

The public stage was not freed of the censor until 1969: it was not until then that the land of the free achieved freedom of speech.

"This movement has already achieved freedom of speech for the average man and woman in the street, and there is no way back on that," Mr. Benchemsi said.

"I have been sent here with a mandate to assist the Iraqi people and those responsible for the administration of this land to achieve freedom, the possibility of managing their own destiny and determining their own future," he said shortly after he arrived in Iraq.

The Congress's partiality toward its own members, prejudice toward its majority community, and jobbery for its leadership's friends and relations all conspired to convince many Muslims that they had become second-class citizens in a land that, while perhaps on the verge of achieving "freedom" for some Indians, would be run by "infidels" and "enemies" to the Muslim minority.

According to Hindu legend, the walk removes sins, fulfils desires and helps achieve freedom from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

"As he acknowledged today, Obama must strive on to finish the work we are in, to do all which may achieve freedom from the tyranny of fossil fuels.

I believe that all the citizens of the world will support me and thousands of other Iranians who have been beaten, murdered and imprisoned, in order to achieve freedom and join the rest of the free people.