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State Department officials said they were preparing further changes to the Summer Work and Travel program, which gained harsh publicity in August when hundreds of international students staged a walkout to protest their work conditions at a plant packing Hershey's chocolates in Palmyra, Pa.

Although the petition garnered praise from an anonymous member of the Trump administration, who said he was overjoyed that "Science finally got something right", it gained harsh rebuke from a spokesperson for Kellyanne Conway who stated, "No! Bowling Green happened!

ANOTHER raving liberal went on TV last night calling for the CIA to declassify reports laying out the intelligence gained from the harshest interrogations of suspected terrorists.

He had also served as a judge in the Taliban's military courts, where he gained a reputation for harsh rectitude.

While other judges have gained reputations for being harsh (Cowell), unpredictable (Abdul) or bringing outside drama onto the show (the reported Carey-Minaj feud), Jackson has remained upbeat and largely drama-free.

Over the next three decades the state-owned company worked its way north along the shelf, gaining experience in harsh climates, while also expanding internationally.

But others equally harsh have gradually gained acceptance, e.g., to placate and to deputise.

Scholars speak of two rival impulses in American incarceration: one an older, Christian reform impulse and the other a disciplinary and retributive impulse, focused on punitive labor and harsh conditions, which gained strength in the slaveholding South.

In 1981, advocates of harsh drug laws gained an even greater ally in the White House when Ronald Reagan took office.

Smaller penalties will result in higher levels of co-ancestry among selected candidates, with potentially higher rates of genetic gain and harsh penalties will result in higher genetic diversity with lower rates of genetic gain.

The CIA says it has gained life-saving intelligence from the harsh interrogation of people such as Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged architect of the attacks of September 11th 2001.