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But first Barry's book is not solely about a deadly virus nor is it a piece of medical or science journalism, instead it uses influenza as a lens to dig deep into better understanding a special time period in the U.S. Influenza sits in the forefront against the backdrop of World War I.

In the seven years her husband spent in jail, Aquino came to the forefront, campaigning against his imprisonment.

The university is at the forefront of protests against Bouattia.

was in the forefront of protests against weapons testing.

89ers have been in the forefront of protests against bad laws that threatened to curb internet freedom.

Mr Mohammed was picked up from the house of a local-government councillor of the fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party, whose leader, Qazi Hussain Ahmad, has been in the forefront of agitation against America and General Musharraf.

At the same time, New Writing North has been at the forefront of fighting against proposed cuts to library services in Newcastle as reported on in the Guardian recently.

Local activists – often villagers or indigenous people – are at the forefront of campaigns against these activities, but they are attacked and harassed by security forces and the gangs, Alley said.

The Catholic church is vehemently opposed to same-sex marriage, and Catholic organizations have been at the forefront of lobbying against the expansion of gay rights, but Francis has never directly commented on these milestones.

We have been at the forefront of campaigning against the infamous Mosquito devices that impinge on children's civil liberties by emitting a high-pitched sound to prevent young people from congregating in specific areas.

When a return to civilian rule was aborted in June 1993, and the winner of the election, Chief Moshood Abiola, was jailed, the Campaign for Democracy was at the forefront of opposition against the new dictatorship of General Sanni Abacha.