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As a result, Project HOPE has made educating communities about TB detection and TB/HIV co-infection a priority not only in Africa (in Namibia and Malawi, for example), but Central Asia as well.

Children help spread the message Working with Lebanon's National Demining Office and other partners, UNICEF has made educating and protecting children from unexploded munitions a top priority.

And they have made educated guesses about the color of the pigments in the melanosomes based on the granules' sizes and shapes.

As one participant said, if a CQUIN target for HHD has not been attained but patients have made educated choices then the centre does not deserve to be penalised.

All of which has made the educated elite of Kampala very cross.

Commune police chief Soeun said that he did not personally believe in black magic and sorcery, claiming that he "believes in the law" and that he has made efforts to "educate" locals to avoid pointing fingers at alleged sorcerers.

KPNW has made efforts to educate primary care clinicians (CME conferences, written literature, guidelines embedded in the EMR), and the message from our study illustrate that ongoing educational efforts are important.

Salzberg points out that the scientific community has made significant headway in educating the public, particularly when it comes to anti-vaccine rhetoric.

It is more egalitarian than the others, and since the 19th century has made an effort to educate its people.

But MacGregor's drive to educate has made for exhibitions that reveal new worlds and new beauties.

Mrs. Provost said she was discouraged to hear that alcohol was involved in this month's incident -- something the police have not confirmed -- because the town has made several efforts to educate young people about the dangers of drinking, including the Mayor's Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse.