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Given the gravity of the situation, we look forward to frequent reports from Dr. Blix and from Dr. ElBaradei.
Given the gravity of the situation, we look forward to frequent reports from Dr Blix and Dr El Baradei.
They have said that report will be far more thorough than the one today, which was an interim briefing they gave after the United States insisted on hearing more frequent reports from them.
He has 66,800 followers, who he entertains with dog photographs, potted hagiographies (he has already written two books on improbable saints) and frequent reports from the front line as a celebrity parson.
CNN also cannot count out a challenge from third-place MSNBC, whose executives are hopeful that the war will pull it out of the cable news ratings doldrums, and are counting on more frequent reports from NBC News's better-known broadcast correspondents, who will be positioned throughout the Mideast.
Under the deal BarelyPolitical will launch multiple regularly scheduled shows, including frequent reports from its videobloggers and correspondents.
Encephalitis due to zoonotic flaviviral infections are a cause of major concern with frequent reports of epidemics from different regions of the globe23.
Dr. Robert Wood, the director of pediatric allergy at Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, gets "very frequent reports" of bullying from patients and their parents, he said.
There have been frequent reports of first responders' dying from diseases their families say are linked to their exposure at ground zero.
There are frequent reports that party activists, often from the detested Young Communist League, violently disrupt meetings of other parties, shouting that these have no right to operate on "Maoist territory".And the party's behaviour in running some ministries, such as the information ministry, has raised eyebrows.
A not-so-obvious cooling measure was the deliberate use of a rich fuel mixture, which accounts for the frequent reports of black smoke seen issuing from the engine exhaust stubs.
