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Based on this data, the use of therapeutic hypothermia has been widely disseminated throughout the neonatal community.

But over the past three weeks, Devlin's paper has been widely disseminated in military and intelligence circles.

On Friday, Governor McGreevey called for Mr. Baraka to step down because of some passages in his poem "Somebody Blew Up America," which Mr. Baraka wrote in October 2001 and which has been widely disseminated.

The coalition, Coalition for Truth and Justice, gathered testimonies and evidence from its members, held public hearings in cities across the nation, and produced a final report that has been widely disseminated.

Her attackers have labeled her as an agent of George Soros, a conspiracy-fueled insult with anti-Semitic connotations that has been widely disseminated by the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin and now adopted by the global far-right.

The New Yorker, August 30 , 1982P. 25 The other day, we saw the following headline in the Providence "Sunday Journal": PENTAGON STRATEGISTS ENVISION VICTORY WITH LOSS OF NO MORE THAN 20 MILLION LIVES The information in this headline has been widely disseminated, but we haven't seen it expressed anywhere else with such calm simplicity.

By the 6th century bc, it had been widely disseminated over central and western Europe.

Taylor's allegations have been widely disseminated online, largely through their attachment to comments beneath Rolls-Royce news stories.

To no one's surprise, the source code for DeCSS had been widely disseminated across the Internet.

Their projects have been widely disseminated and they have won more than 40 prizes in national and insternations competitions.

The point is that a company's assessment of how its revenue is growing is clearly material to its valuation, and it should have been widely disseminated.