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The Local reported stricter exam rules had been introduced by the Italian university this year because of a spate of cheating in recent times.
Carey's comments reflect a wider perceived bias against the Christian faith that is fast becoming an election issue because of a spate of recent court decisions.
It is true that Mr. de Blasio has spoken more frequently about his plans to charge rent to charter schools in recent weeks, partly because of a spate of news articles on the subject.
American movie attendance is up about 20percentt so far in 2002, partly because of a spate of blockbuster movies like "Spider-Man," "A Beautiful Mind" and "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".
The French nuclear industry is in its "worst situation ever" because of a spate of plant closures in France and the complexities it faces with the UK's Hinkley Point C power station, according to a former Électricité de France director.
Leaders of the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P., defended the bill, which curbs some individual rights, saying it was needed because of a spate of terrorist attacks on Indian soil.
Because of that, and because a spate of retirements left the department understaffed even though the city has hired new recruits, the department exceeded its overtime budget this year by tens of millions of dollars.
The confessional Wall Street memoir has become a tired literary medium because of a recent spate of industry tell-alls.
Away supporters throughout Argentina are currently barred from attending matches because of a fresh spate of the violence, sometimes fatal, that has long plagued soccer in the country.
So it is that Urban Outfitters, to take one example, was penalized by the market recently because it stocked a spate of "overly mainstream merchandise," as The Wall Street Journal put it.
The consistory, usually a joyful event, is taking place under a cloud because it follows a spate of leaked letters alleging corruption in the Vatican.
