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Terrorism experts have advanced many reasons that Al Qaeda has not managed a successful attack inside the U.S. since 9/11.
New Orleanians, with government and philanthropic partners, have advanced many reforms meant to make the city "better than before," including a bold charter school experiment, an overhaul of the region's health care delivery system, sweeping changes in criminal justice and a new inspector general's office that is rooting out waste and corruption.
Proponents of these discriminatory anti-trans bathroom bills have advanced many arguments for why they are necessary.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have advanced many aspects of genomic sciences, and have accelerated the pace of discovery in biomedical research [ 1- 3].
The Studio Museum's artist-in-residence program has advanced many young careers in its 35-year-history.
A generation ago, even after technology had advanced, many rural residents clung to the party line telephone systems that allowed neighbors to listen in on one another's conversations.
His 2015 project could be either Prometheus 2 or (more likely) the previously announced The Forever War, yet another sci-fi project based on the 1974 Joe Haldeman novel about a soldier who returns home from space to find his now-unrecognisable home planet has advanced many years into the future.
Hatshepsut seems not to have advanced her many honorifics all at once.
As efforts to contain costs while increasing competition in the health care field have advanced in many countries, concerns about deteriorating quality of care now receive even more attention than health care costs.
He keeps company with Mr. Taft, a rock 'n' roll and fashion photographer who also happens to have advanced certification in many aspects of emergent and austere medicine.
Patients who require hospitalisation typically have advanced disease and many would die before starting ART in other programmes and therefore be excluded from mortality estimates.
