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However, there have been activities in Lebanon and elsewhere linked to IDAHOT, the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, which is viewed as less likely to arouse hostility.

These would have been handy today, but the banks stopped insisting on them.As if the buy-out issue was not bad enough, banks face a bigger danger elsewhere, linked to the subprime-mortgage crisis.

The news left Europeans wondering whether to feel relief that intelligence services seemed to have the plotters under close surveillance, or anxiety that the Paris attacks may prove far from an isolated incident.The clashes began early on Thursday evening, when Belgian police raided 10 addresses in the cities of Brussels, Verviers and elsewhere linked to returned jihadists.

The attacks in Sinai, Beirut, Paris, San Bernardino, Jakarta and elsewhere, linked to or inspired by such groups, endanger global security, and demand a coordinated global response.

It could potentially mitigate that by only rendering the animations in-line if the GIFs were uploaded natively like with videos that auto-play, and not if they're hosted elsewhere and linked to.

It's easy to argue that the lack of women's rights in Afghanistan and elsewhere is linked to extremist Islam, considered a retrogressive mutation that casts women as unequal to men and enshrines inequality in religious rule.

Supporters of Assad have defended Hezbollah's intervention, pointing out that thousands of non-Syrian militants from throughout the Arab world and elsewhere, some linked to Al Qaeda, are among the rebel forces fighting to oust the government.

Seasonality of HAT incidence has been noted elsewhere and linked to seasonal influences on tsetse habitat suitability.

An association between HIV among PWID and being of a minority ethnicity that cannot otherwise be explained by needle sharing has been noted elsewhere, and linked to material as well as other social inequalities, including access to support services.

Thailand may not share the U.S. and other countries' legacy of black slavery, but skin-color ideals there — as in the U.S. and elsewhere — remain inextricably linked to ideas about class.

Federal officials have said that Mr. Khan, a Pakistani who lived in Baltimore for six years, played a range of roles in plots focused on targets in the United States and elsewhere and was linked to an aborted effort to bring down the Brooklyn Bridge.