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Elsewhere, a group of Portsmouth's Muslim youths are producing an anti-radicalisation documentary that will be released in the city in January.

Elsewhere, a group of Hong Kong police officers have been suspended after CCTV footage captured what appears to be them assaulting a protester on a street corner.

Elsewhere, Goa After crossing a footbridge, you come to Elsewhere, a group of restored villas and three tents bordering a creek and the Arabian Sea.

Elsewhere, a group of five high-school boys, still in their navy serge uniforms, appraised a black weekend travel bag before going upstairs to watch the procession of glorified laundry float by.

Elsewhere, a group of naked American torturers with erections, surrounding a hooded victim, is laconically lamented: "They brought their game with them, and what they didn't learn back in the States in their black box of growing up, they learnt as they went along".

ELSEWHERE, a group of rebel shareholders led by the French investor Romain Zaleski recently overturned a plan by the Mediobanca investment bank to have Montedison, a chemicals-to-power conglomerate, pay the Falck family the equivalent of 13 euros a share for its 20percentt stake in Falck S.p.A., an energy utility, after all other shareholders had agreed to tender their shares for 9 euros each.

In the new study, doctors at the University of Gothenburg and elsewhere followed a group of about 180 children from birth.

West Kent's grammar schools are so competitive and so good that several fee-paying primary schools have sprung up to prepare pupils for the tests—a phenomenon vanishingly rare elsewhere.Now a group of parents in Sevenoaks has collected 2,200 signatures, forcing Kent County Council to take seriously their campaign for a new grammar school.

One of the first hints came in 1989 when researchers at Columbia University and elsewhere found a group of Japanese patients with extremely high levels of HDL because of rare mutations in a gene called CETP, effectively lowering levels of this essential protein cholesterol ester transfer protein, an obscure biochemical that plays a vital role in the body's cholesterol transport scheme.

Elsewhere in Michigan, a group of students at the Royal Oak Middle School chanted "Build the wall" during their lunch period on Wednesday.

Elsewhere across the country, a group of Borough, Penn., residents are also fighting against Habitat for Humanity to prevent the construction of two handicap-accessible homes, Fox 43 reports.