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But the most common enrollment preference by far at both district-operated/magnet and charter schools is a sibling preference.

Nepal's experience thus far at both the national and subnational levels provides several important lessons learned that may be useful for other countries, particularly about the challenges and potential benefits of focusing most ECD resources in one primary sector.

Nevertheless, Tanzania's experience thus far at both the national and subnational levels provides several important lessons learned that might be useful for other countries, particularly on the topic of intersectoral collaboration.

Nepal's experience thus far at both the national and subnational levels provides several important lessons learned that may be useful for other countries, particularly about the challenges and potential benefits of focusing the majority of ECD resources in one primary sector.

Exhausted bats flying far at sea both individually and in flocks have been reported to alight on ships and be transported to unintended destinations.

A President Obama would turn preconceptions upside down: indeed he might be able to achieve far more both at home and abroad than any other candidate.

The trail of evidence investigators are following suggests, so far at least, that both emotional problems and nascent extremism spurred Major Hasan, who survived the bullets of the police officers who stopped him and now is charged with 13 counts of murder.

Bars in Denver and elsewhere have also expressed interest in selling cannabis, but so far, at least, establishments selling both intoxicants are hard to find.

So far, at least in public, both American and South Korean leaders have been careful never to link Mr. Kim to the sinking of the Cheonan in March, which killed 46 sailors.

If a company can maintain consistent labor costs while simultaneously increasing productivity, it will be far more competitive both at home and abroad.

Even though Mr. Mubarak has balked, so far, at leaving now, officials from both governments are continuing talks about a plan in which Mr. Suleiman, backed by Lt. Gen. Sami Enan, chief of the Egyptian armed forces, and Field Marshal Mohamed Tantawi, the defense minister, would immediately begin a process of constitutional reform.