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ANTI-TALIBAN STRATEGY: Sharply intensified airstrikes against Taliban troops near Kabul, and soon, perhaps, at the front with the Northern Alliance, are designed to crack the regime while it is reeling.

City Challenge was designed to "crack the associated cycle of disadvantage and underachievement" by reducing the number of underperforming schools, increasing the number of good and outstanding schools and improve educational outcomes for disadvantaged children, says the report.

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Lee gives the example of 2009 reforms, which were designed to crack down on the growing power of the private enterprise and revive socialism.

Disney World supported a law designed to crack down on the people handing out the fliers, but Orlando police say the problem persists.

Manchester City's Yaya Touré has called for "radical sanctions" against countries with racist fans as Fifa launched a monitoring system designed to crack down on the problem before the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

On Friday, the California State Senate approved Seth's Law (AB 9), a bill designed to crack down on the harassment of LGBT students in the state's schools.

On Tuesday, the Russian parliament passed the latest in a string of laws that activists warn are designed to crack down on the opposition.

The findings were released at a critical moment for the payday loan industry: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the federal agency tasked with regulating financial products used by normal people (read: not rich bankers), is set to issue new rules designed to crack down on the debt trap created by excessive payday loans.

Lunge whips are long whips with a long lash designed to crack just behind the horse.

The regulations, designed to crack down on dangerous behaviour during the festival, prohibit the unauthorised use of any kind of recording device during the bull runs.