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The report states that UN investigators have not been able to reach many of the rebel-held areas for lack of security there, and consequently have been unable to further investigate and document those violations.

The fact is, both types of teams are too small for the tasks they have been assigned, and many consequently have been augmented on the ground by regular troops on an ad hoc basis.

"We are deeply concerned that uncertainty has arisen among Afghans about [Nato-led] policy towards, and role in, poppy eradication and that UK forces... may consequently have been put at risk," the MPs say.

Taking what Pinto had said to the media in the wake of victory against Greece, van Gaal, like any manager today, knew that the Costa Ricans would have studied Cillessen and would consequently have been aware of his weaknesses.

Indeed, symbioses are very important factors in poplar physiology and consequently have been a subject of frequent investigation.

The beams have been strength graded, and consequently, have been subdivided into two groups to be tested under static or impact loading respectively.

A classic feature of armies, consequently, has been its long train of noncombatants, often far outnumbering the fighting men.

The eighth millennium development goal (MDG) attempts to cover a broader range of issues than the other seven goals, and consequently has been criticised for being too vague and all-encompassing.

Ultrasound has been increasingly used for acute abdominal disorders in recent years and consequently, has been evaluated as useful for the diagnosis of bowel obstruction.

Residential burglary has been, and remains, a significant criminal problem, and consequently has been the subject of academic research for some time.

This new version of the software has been adapted for a general use in image-based experiments of microprobes in suspension, and, consequently, has been renamed as JColloids.