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That changed in Chicago nearly 20 years ago with the introduction of magnet schools, which were established in response to a desegregation consent decree that required the district to racially integrate its schools.

The University of Nowhere Fast was established in response to a government report which concluded that "today's graduates are totally unsuited to becoming unproductive citizens who are likely to sit around on their arses all day".

In the Basin and Range province in northwest Nevada, a 6-station SPGPS network has been established in response to a prolonged earthquake swarm in an area with only sparse preexisting geodetic coverage.

The abandoned doping inquiry, led by a three-person panel that included Paralympic champion Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, had been established in response to a damning report from the United States Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) into a decade of cheating by Armstrong and his US Postal Service Team.

The business was established in response to a "growing need" for these kinds of services in Australia, and promises "a strong focus on customer service and confidentiality… [and] best work practices to ensure successful and stress free remediation".

Republicans on the Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives, which was established in response to a series of highly manipulated videos purportedly showing Planned Parenthood selling fetal body parts after abortions, brought exhibits to the hearing that appear to be marketing materials for an unnamed fetal tissue procurement company.

Despite the apparent sweep of today's decision, some legal scholars questioned whether it could be applied to a voucher program that was not established in response to an educational emergency, which, in Cleveland's case, was the takeover of the failing city system by the state in 1995.

The Global Initiative for Cancer Registry Development partnership, led by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), was established in response to an overwhelming need for high-quality cancer incidence data from low-income and middle-income countries.

This measure was established in response to an increase over the last several years in the frequency of submitted manuscripts that copy not necessarily others' works, but authors' own previously published work, without proper attribution or acknowledgment.

If there is a gradient, is it the reason for the non-random distribution of chromosomes or is it established in response to such a nuclear architecture?

This criterion was established in response to the concern that a certain number of cancer clusters occur by chance alone, and that communities experiencing such clusters may be more likely to undergo study than communities in which clusters have not been identified.