At their first visit after the election, 95% of children on ART (N = 1,408) reported perfect ART adherence, a significant drop from 98% pre-election (p < 0.001).
See Secretary of State, Statement of Vote, General Election, November 7 , 1972 p. 6.
Abiola was believed to have won the election (McCaskie, p 799).
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145 p. International election observers in post-Soviet Azerbaijan : geopolitical pawns or agents of change?
The employer shall notify each employee immediately before the period for which an election described in subsection (p)(5)(C) may be made of the employee's opportunity to make such election.
The House also retained its contingent of three Ph.D. physicists--representatives Vernon Ehlers (R MI) and Rush Holt D NJJ) easily won their eighth and sixth terms, respectively, while Representative Bill Foster (D IL) parlayed a victory in a March special election (Science, 14 March, p. 1470) into a full 2-year term by defeating Republican Jim Oberweis.
Where do the hundreds of millions of rupees that politicians and parties pay the media for the "high-end", "low-end" and "live" pre-election "coverage packages" that P Sainath recently wrote about come from?
Indeed, by mapping the empirical terrain through the British Social Attitudes Survey (BSA) and British Election Studies (BES), Evans (2006, p. 173) forcefully argues that 'there is no evidence that negative attitudes toward minority rights provision have become more closely linked to the rejection of welfare'.
As the presidential election devolves into a legal Ping-Pong game and election night turns into a marathon, we thought we would pass along this manuscript, written, it would seem, by a student of a certain 19th-century satirist.
What national event are the insurgents trying to disrupt, and why? p. How have election preparation and training been affected by terrorism?
