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The government has, meanwhile, set up a committee to overhaul the electoral system, a persistent demand by demonstrators and the public.

Having overseen the scandalous loans-for-shares and voucher schemes in the 1990s, in which state silver was sold to cronies at bargain prices, he is now boasting that he has carried out a privatisation that was fair to all.Hermitage has, meanwhile, set its sights elsewhere.

Mr Hague has meanwhile failed to set out a fresh vision of Conservatism and energise his party for the fight back.

Yet it was not until the 19th and 20th centuries that modern science was able to draw with some precision the geologic and geographic lineaments of the European continent, the peoples of which had meanwhile achieved domination over and set in motion vast countervailing movements among the inhabitants of much of the rest of the globe (see Western colonialism).

Berkshire Hathaway, meanwhile, has set up its own bond insurance operation.

Amazon, meanwhile, has set up refrigerated warehouses in the areas it wants to serve, and has stricter rules regarding its same-day delivery windows.

His administration, meanwhile, has set a record in prosecuting leakers.

The deal with Enron, meanwhile, has set off an election-year political fight in Connecticut.

Twentieth Century Fox, meanwhile, has set up a hot line for private screenings of "Master and Commander," a seafaring epic.

Rory McIlroy meanwhile has set himself a target of 67 today, depending on how the course plays.

ARM, meanwhile, has set its sights on the server business, where its low-energy chips should appeal to customers worried about high electricity bills.