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3. Gerrymandering of congressional districts to further support incumbents' reelection must also be addressed in advance of redistricting in 2012.

The deficiencies within CanMEDS, demonstrated by this study, should be addressed in advance of the launch of its updated version in 2015.

It aimed to address, in advance of the implementation of genome-wide sequence analysis of individuals in Heidelberg, the normative issues that are raised by NGS technologies and their application, by developing appropriate recommendations.

Her health plan tried to address in advance a host of problems that are still afflicting us.

It was his first full-scale news conference since May, when he addressed reporters in advance of Iraqi security forces' taking the lead in security operations on June 30.

A number of strategies reported as being successful in the literature were employed to maximise telephone response rates: i. Despatch of a personally addressed introductory letter in advance of a telephone approach [ 1- 4] ii.

We regard this as unlikely based on documented enhanced telephone response rates of a personally addressed introductory letter in advance of a telephone approach [ 1- 4] and the short time (less than 3 weeks) between the letter and telephone contact.

In that update, Murphy notes that "advocates and experts specifically noted the absence of a public-facing policy dedicated to preventing voter suppression and expressed concerns that Facebook's operations team was ill-prepared to address this challenge in advance of the 2018 midterm elections".

Addressing these factors in advance of dietary and physical activity prescriptions may be essential to progress toward weight loss goals during the weight treatment program that follows.

Clinton addressed the situation in Syria in advance of her sideline meeting with Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov and mediator to Syria Lakhdar Brahimi.

President Castro made no mention of the drive during a speech tonight addressing another issue that arose in advance of Mr. Carter's visit.