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Fertility experts are calling for nationwide changes to reverse this effect.

Protesters using social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook are calling for nationwide demonstrations on Thursday to demand Colonel Qaddafi's ouster.

But Morsi, in calling for nationwide protests, seems if anything to be trying to recapture the political initiative for fear of being outflanked by the more extreme and still banned groups.

The general, who is perhaps the key power behind the civilian throne of interim President Adli Mansour, startled observers by calling for nationwide rallies in order to grant his troops a "mandate" to tackle "terrorism".

Somewhat surprisingly, that time is now, as the Federal Communications Commission is now calling for nationwide free wi-fi networks to be opened up to the public.

On March 22, the Grassroots Committee-Ontario is calling for nationwide highway and rail blockades, ceremonies, and MP office sit-ins.

The document calls for nationwide elections to be held no later than Jan.

On social media, groups claiming to be associated with the Anonymous hacker activist group called for nationwide protests and threatened to reveal personal information about Ferguson police officers.

The Lawyers' Syndicate, for example, which represents nearly 300,000 attorneys, has had its elections postponed, prompting some lawyers to call for nationwide strikes last month.

The opposition coalition says the government is attempting to clamp down on its candidates out of desperation, and leaders have called for nationwide protests Saturday.

The opposition coalition, the Joint Meeting Parties (JMP), has called for nationwide protests on Thursday after talks with President Ali Abdullah Saleh's ruling party failed to materialise.