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If approved the industrial action will take place in early October, followed by further waves of strike action.

Genetic studies suggest that non-Africans today are descended from modern humans who walked out of Africa up to 60,000 years ago, with earlier migrants dying out – possibly due to the impact of Neanderthals, or being overwhelmed by further waves of our own species.

Further waves of people entered fleeing persecution by the Byzantine Empire.

The cease-fire sought over the past two weeks by Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, the American mediator, seemed more remote than ever, and further waves of violence almost inevitable.

And I oppose amnesty because it would invite further waves of illegal immigrants.

1944 - Soviet Army returns, heralding further waves of deportations and repression of resistance to Soviet rule.

Service and care work, where hope for some appeared to lie, will be threatened by a further wave of automation, as service robots – commercial and domestic – take over.

Then, shortly afterwards, she went on ITV's This Morning and the village was inundated by a further wave of journalists.

But his belief that the wrongs of imperial violence in the past can be righted by a further wave of imperial violence now is based on the same arrogant mistake.

A further wave of Jewish emigrants fled to London from German fascism in the 1930s, followed by a wave of refugees from central Europe in the upheavals at the end of World War II.

At Copenhagen in 1993, it laid the foundations for a further wave of accession (Copenhagen criteria).