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Mr. Hariri has often issued warnings about Hezbollah's weapons and Syria's role in supplying them, especially in the years after Syria's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2005.

It is worth noting that the department has often issued concluding public reports in civil rights investigations that go well beyond charging decisions.

In a citizenship ceremony, you see this country's first and only center, its promise of freedom and opportunity, which it has often issued with extreme dishonesty and a group of people who want to accept that promise anyway.

Although in practice (and under fierce local pressure) the corps has often issued permits in violation of its own rules, the mere existence of the language prohibiting the dumping of waste made the practice vulnerable to court challenge.

North Korea has often issued statements in the names of its government and its People's Army, and since taking power in late 2011, Mr. Kim has delivered an annual New Year's Day speech.

As the euro-zone economy has gathered steam over the last few years, the central bank has often issued tough warnings about wages early in the year, hoping that its threats of a rate increase avoid the need to actually do so.

They say that they are disappointed with the government's failure to provide houses, water, toilets and other services, and have often issued threats to withhold their votes in upcoming elections.

Some Londoners took the bombings in stride, citing their long experience of attacks by the Irish Republican Army - but with the key distinction that the I.R.A. had often issued warnings of when it would strike, and has observed a form of truce for more than eight years.

Ever since the Puritans arrived in New England, civic and political leaders have often issued the same warning: sinister conspirators are spreading invisibly through the land, a cabal of evil and dangerous men who are bent on subverting this shining city on a hill.

Though the emperor had often issued self-deprecating edicts during his reign, the policies his will rejected had been central to his government since he had assumed personal rule in the early 1650s.

We will also include those studies that have applied different versions of the diagnostic criteria listed above because different organisations have often issued revised or updated versions.