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Yet the opposition has been staging increasingly noisy protests calling for the departure of Mr Kocharian, whose March 2003 re-election was widely seen as fraudulent.

But the auction house's continuing contract dispute with its unionized art handlers – who have been locked out for three months and have been staging increasingly publicized demonstrations – recently prompted it to institute much stricter security measures surrounding the fall sale.

For months pro-Kurdish activists have been staging rallies that during recent weeks have increasingly turned into violent confrontations with the police in this heavily Kurdish region of the southeast.

Opposition activists have been staging unrelenting protests against a government they accuse of chronic mismanagement and increasingly authoritarian behaviour.

The coup appears to have been staged by a faction of estranged junior military officers determined to rescue Turkey's democracy from an increasingly authoritarian government.

The trade is profitable enough that criminal gangs in both Mozambique and South Africa are staging increasingly bold thefts.

As a consequence, the challenge of balancing not only fluctuating demand but also a partly volatile energy supply with flexible generation capacities has been moving increasingly centre stage.

An increasingly popular economic model has been to stage exhibitions online in order to sell physical works.

EUS-FNA, in contrast, is safe, simple and highly accurate in detecting and confirming nodal metastases and has been increasingly used for staging of potentially resectable NSCLC.

With Terry as her guide, she has been moving increasingly on to the national stage.

Although earlier examples can be found (consider Jed Harris's 1938 staging of "Our Town"), American stage direction has been on an increasingly antirealistic roll since the end of World War II.