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"However, over the last week it was apparent that neither the demonstrators nor the city could maintain safe or sanitary conditions or control the ongoing vandalism".

The company will also now control the ongoing imagery collection from the existing five RapidEye satellites.

The company will also now control the ongoing imagery collection from the existing five RapidEye satellites.

To control the ongoing drug overdose epidemic, a multifaceted approach is needed.

Due to the current unavailability of anti-HIV vaccines, other preventive methods have to be developed to control the ongoing AIDS pandemic.

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The further oxidation to form TiO2 and AlVO4 on the surface and especially in the wear track (due to the higher local flash temperatures) controls the ongoing oxidation.

In order to aid land managers in monitoring and controlling the ongoing hemlock woolly adelgid outbreak, more accurate landscape scale tools are required to locate the hemlock resource, identify infestation and spot early decline.

The front-end consists of a worker that reads raw data frames from a fast charge-coupled device (FCCD) [42], coordinating with a separately developed interface for controlling the experiment (such as motors and shutters) and a graphical user interface (GUI) which is used both for visualizing and controlling the ongoing reconstruction.

That raises a disturbing possibility, says co-author Pierre Formenty of the World Health Organization in Geneva: The various strains suggest that there may be more than one host species, perhaps insects as well as bats, rats, or shrews, he says, which could make controlling the ongoing outbreaks even trickier.

The median age of enteric fever may be higher in LSMC than in other locations and we suggest that tackling the disease in school-age children and the transient male population may be key to controlling the ongoing transmission of enteric fever in this densely-populated area.