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But they said that in other respects there was no difference between the practices of the people infected and those who remained healthy.

Others on social media have also pointed to the similiarities between the practices of the Saudi's regime and that of Isis.

"This barbaric sentence highlights the stark divide between the practices of the Sudanese courts and the country's international human rights obligations," he said.

In a statement, Foreign Office minister Mark Simmonds said: "This barbaric sentence highlights the stark divide between the practices of the Sudanese courts and the country's international human rights obligations".

But a forthcoming World Vision study, Examining the links between the practices of FGM/C and early marriage (available from 28 April on World Vision's website), found that since the pressure to stop infibulation has increased, the pressure on girls to marry young has intensified because they fear being perceived as more open to premarital sex if they have not had the procedure.

From the pre-Christian Era to about 1500, the distinctions between the practices of human and veterinary medicine were not clear-cut; this was especially true in the fields of obstetrics and orthopedics, in which animal doctors in rural areas often delivered babies and set human-bone fractures.

Dawkins and Gould have undertaken the same project--eliminating the barrier between the practice of science and its communication to a wider audience.

In the process of establishing Wilkes as genuinely heroic, Cash suggests new ways of thinking about the strange relationship between the practice of eighteenth-century libertinism and the birth of modern liberty.

Over the next 23 years Abzug divided her time between the practice of law focusing mainly on civil rights and labour law and work on behalf of various causes, especially those of peace and disarmament.

"I think the pope will make a distinction between the practice of financial speculation that led to the economic crisis shaking the US and EU since 2007 and to global economic turmoil and, on the other hand, the positive role that free market plays in the US, [such as] by creating jobs," he said.

There's an interview with Reykjavík's comedian-mayor, Jón Gnarr, about the relationship between the practice of comedy and politics; a feature on John-Luke Roberts and Thom Tuck's Alternative Comedy Memorial Society; and another on the favourite festivals of standups.