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Through these coordinated activities, these groups have embarked in the last three years on a concerted campus recruitment drive to turn temperamentally conservative youngsters into organized right-wing activists.

One of his followers responded: "The whole idea of Kerry Town is a sham!" complaining that "The British … instead of saving lives they have embarked in a huge media campaign".

Even women who are traditionally thought of as "well-positioned" to run for office — meaning, they're educated, interested in politics, and have embarked in careers in tony fields like business or law — are about 40percentt less likely than their male peers to consider doing so, Lawless found in a 2014 study.

Two of the four countries – Malawi and Rwanda – have embarked in a more focused fashion on scaling up KMC in the past five or six years, using a "big bang" [ 17] approach.

At the same time issues of quality of care remain crucial, particularly where health systems do not play their supportive role, as in many countries that have embarked in scaling up the number of community-based providers without giving sufficient attention to their skills.

The effect was to cast the battle against terrorism on which the country has embarked in almost biblical terms.

The six string quartets on which he had embarked in 1782 were finished in the first days of 1785 and published later that year, dedicated to Haydn, now a friend of Mozart's.

The Neanderthal Genome Project that Dr Rothberg and Dr Egholm have embarked on in collaboration with Svante Paabo, of the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, may answer the second of those questions.

After all, they gained a powerful ally, who even if he won't protect the country against Russia's imperial ambitions, is more likely to aid in the ideological struggle that both governments seem to have embarked on in their respective nations.

Death penalty opponents and death row inmates have embarked on litigation in attempts to ensure transparency.

And the road to a new utility is steep and studded with pitfalls, a long and expensive journey that has stalled many towns that have embarked upon it in recent decades.