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It goes hand-in-hand with the jingoistic nationalism we're subjected to by certain sections of the press.

The double standards practiced by certain sections of the international community is injustice in itself," he said.

A few years ago, the term "grindie" was frequently deployed by certain sections of the music press to describe an unlikely – and, it was suspected, not entirely real – fusion of grime and indie.

"If Amy Schauer didn't invent the cake, she most likely named the cake, likely for Lady Lamington, as Lord Lamington wasn't particularly well liked by certain sections of Brisbane society," says French.

In the 1960s, Vergès defended Algerians fighting for independence at a time when an end to French rule in the North African possession was violently opposed by certain sections of French society.

They would be surprised that carnival is considered a crime-ridden cultural pariah by certain sections of the British press, and they would no doubt be horrified that an event attracting 2m people should operate on what is, in comparative terms, little more than a shoestring.

It has to adsorb onto the nanotube and then, by having certain sections of the polymer exposed, it forms a binding site," Strano says.

Thrown weapons such as dynamite, fire bottles, and throwing knives can be purchased at any gunsmith after you first acquire each item by completing certain sections of the game.

In the presence of stiffer tissue, this study shows, cells adapt to the new environment by splicing out certain sections of proteins they produce, chopping off a tail, front end or middle section of a protein.

The RBB are West Sydney's hardcore supporter group and have been blamed for much of the trouble by authorities and certain sections of the media.

In Guitar Duel, one player can create a temporary distraction for the other player by successfully completing certain sections of the song.