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Fears of human rights abuses come as offensives by Malian and foreign military forces are beginning to gain pace in north and central Mali.

The practice began to gain pace in January and, in many cases, appears to confirm that detainees had been dead since the early years of the conflict.

The government has been a major participant in the industrial sector, mainly through the Société National d'Investissement, although its role was significantly reduced as privatization programs began to gain pace in the 1990s.

Trade Exports contraction that began in late 2008 will gain pace in 2009 as more and more emerging economies slip into slowdown following the G-7 countries.

A separate survey of the smaller services sector showed that activity gained pace in December.

The study of Future-Oriented Technology andlysis (FTA) and how they translate into policy decisions and practice has gained pace in the last decade.

Benjamin Netanyahu is also under pressure as a result of several overlapping corruption investigations, which have gained pace in recent weeks.

The accusations followed Armstrong wherever he went, but gained pace in recent years, though Armstrong's last Tour victory continued to fade into the horizon.

'Three years ago,' he says, 'we used to work all over Helmand province.' But that was before the renewed Taliban insurgency that gained pace in 2006.

New South Wales had been the first Australian state to legislate for equal pay for equal work, in 1958, and campaigns for divorce-law reform gained pace in the following decade.

With Japan's industrial recovery gaining pace in the 1960s, the younger Gutai artists led their elders to the newly available materials and techniques it provided, partly as a way to soften, familiarize and slyly mock technology.