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A separate event is being organised by sections of Luton's Muslim community.

Even Bope has become tainted, just as it is being lionised by sections of the press.

"Possible suspects may be seen by sections of Kosovan society as freedom fighters, and witnesses may feel threatened in Kosovo.

He cannot afford to be perceived by sections of the electorate as soft or hesitant.

By contrast Jacob Zuma, South Africa's president, was booed by sections of the stadium.

But the real challenge is to clarify their meaning and relevance to all in the face of unremitting hostility by sections of the media and some political leaders.

Obscenities were frequently scrawled on his door and a lynch-mob mentality, encouraged enthusiastically by sections of the press, kept him constantly on guard.

The entire piece is scored by sections of the melancholy Henry Purcell opera "Dido and Aeneas," and scenes like this one are painfully desperate and very funny.

That war is still being waged by sections of the media, as well as think tanks and campaigns funded by the polluters.

He has nevertheless been branded "Red Len" by sections of the media for his combative approach to socialism and industrial relations.

But much of the conflict has been driven by sections of that constitution, particularly those that impose new restrictions on who is eligible for Ivorian citizenship.