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The legislation, which still must undergo further steps to become law, would make it a crime, punishable by lengthy prison terms, to disseminate anything that any state agency regards as classified.
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"Adult community leaders found that such actions were far more effective than anything they could have designed to disseminate important public health and education messages that actually impact attitudes and behaviours," she adds.
Our findings do support the notion that HPV can disseminate systemically, but do not, by themselves, tell us anything specific about the pathophysiological relationship between the virus and temporal arteritis, if there even is one.
If anything endangered confidential informers, it was the decision to disseminate their information on an intranet with a potential audience of 3 million.
Nor is there anything surprising in the new media that has been used to disseminate them; all of these incidents began as "funny" emails forwarded to friends or listserv groups -- but specifically designed (like racism itself) "to go viral".
— and disseminate what we learn.
Mr. Bolt tried to disseminate another explanation.
You can disseminate all the threat reportings you want.
Both are keen to encourage more research and disseminate it.
How you're going to disseminate the findings.
She wanted to disseminate Bible stories via phonographs and gramophones.
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