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For its part, the Assam government has been publicising what steps the 4 million not on the list need to take to rectify the situation.
While the courtroom has been off limits to the foreign press, the court has been publicising the case by posting transcripts of proceedings to its official microblog.
There is a horrible piece of timing here: all week the FA has been publicising its new anti-racism drive with the tweet "Have you been a victim of discrimination in football?
"We remind the defendant, Bo Xilai: the facts of the crimes are objective, they cannot be changed according to your subjective wishes". While the courtroom has been off limits to the foreign press, the court has been publicising the case by posting transcripts of proceedings to its official microblog.
In recent weeks, Wolf has been publicising allegations of irregularities in the referendum, becoming a conduit for those who think they had their vote stolen from them by the long arms of the British state, which in some way fixed the electoral process.
Of the various acts of violence and revenge, only the Horton case has been publicised and solved.
The quixotic campaign against the project, led by Dai Qing, a Beijing environmentalist, has been publicised abroad but made difficult by the authorities at home.
Yes, discards are wasteful - it's understandable that there's outrage at the idea, and it's fantastic that the issue has been publicised.
The development is a serious blow to the long campaign by the US using drones against Aqap camps and militants which has been publicised as a success story by President Obama.
The success of this programme in transforming lives and expectations has been publicised by the MMDG wherever they appear, and there is now a network of affiliate programmes across the US and in nine countries around the world.
The visit has been publicised in local newspapers to encourage a good turn-out for the final day of the royal tour to the region.
