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CAIRO — Clouds of tear gas wafted into the air and gunshots rang out Sunday as supporters and opponents of Egypt's military-backed government battled one another in the streets on a major holiday dedicated to the army — clashes that underscored anew the country's deep political divisions.
There are even links to cheesy Web sites, like one dedicated to helping people overcome Internet addiction, to underscore the film's examination of addiction's effect on its main characters.
But Sam Geall, the executive editor of China Dialogue, a bilingual website dedicated to environmental issues, said the announcement underscored how Beijing and Washington had managed to find common ground on climate change.
Its importance has been underscored in a number of special issues dedicated to the topic by different scientific journals [e.g. Addiction 2000; 95 (Suppl 2); Alcohol Research & Health 1999; 23(3); Journal of Addictive Diseases 2001; 20(3)].
Underscoring the trend, a first-of-its-kind booth dedicated to "cutting-edge eyewear technologies" was at the International Vision Expo, a trade conference last month in New York.
The chapter dedicated to violence refers briefly to the increase of violence in society and underscores factors such as poor security and working hours (being open for 24 h/day) as explaining the high rate of vandalism against professionals' cars.
Several influential figures underscored the fact that there are almost no granting agencies or programs of grants dedicated to support research in medical education.
A week dedicated to drinking?
It is dedicated to Alvarez.
"Blunderbuss" is dedicated to him.
