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Meanwhile, the Bush administration stepped up the missile strikes from Predator remotely piloted aircraft after Taliban forces in the Pakistani tribal belt conducted increasingly lethal attacks against American and coalition forces in Afghanistan.

As the war on terrorist money becomes more political, it will be conducted increasingly behind the scenes (there are secret lists of al-Qaeda backers, for instance, as well as public ones).

For today's teenagers and preteens, the give and take of friendship seems to be conducted increasingly in the abbreviated snatches of cellphone texts and instant messages, or through the very public forum of Facebook walls and MySpace bulletins.

Likewise, as commerce is conducted increasingly online, the threat to sales tax revenues and general commercial regulation grows.

UNICEF conducted increasingly localized social mobilization activities and also brought to SMNet its broad health communication experience, capacity to manage large-scale programs, and ability to raise funds at state levels and then redirect funds to fill other partners' resource gaps.

We focused on the effects of age at the time of LTx, job position as well as education- and working-status, since LTx is being conducted increasingly in older patients over the years and financial difficulty has been identified to be a major problem after LTx.

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As students become more comfortable working with the news data, they will learn to conduct increasingly more novel and open-ended analysis.

In the late 1970's, his father was conducting increasingly throughout Europe and the United States and earning good money, though most of the earnings were claimed, through fees and taxes, by the central government of the Soviet Union.

The packages are then passed on to middlemen conducting increasingly sophisticated warehouse operations to send the drugs – such as abortion kits,  Viagra-style tablets and hair-loss treatments – to European and North American buyers.

A recent trend in academia has been for scientists to conduct increasingly collaborative research, and neuroscience-related research is no exception.