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The challenges of doing that were highlighted by a recent study suggesting that earthquakes could cause carbon dioxide to leak out.

This was highlighted by a recent scandal in the Nigerian Senate, which showed that many of the country's "big men" still consider themselves above the law.

India's blinkered policy on Kashmir (11 August 2010) Chatham House describes this article thus: India's failure to win "hearts and minds" was highlighted by a recent study by Robert Bradnock of Chatham House.

The direct impact of climate change is not the only reason to be concerned about future fresh water scarcity – a fact highlighted by a recent United Nations Environment Programme report.

And he agreed that the shortage of criminal defence solicitors, as highlighted by a recent Law Society survey, was in danger of becoming a "crisis" in the justice system.

Water shortages in the UK were highlighted by a recent report that called for a curb on household water use and for water companies to prevent leaks from pipes (News, March 20).

The gulf that has opened up between the beliefs and attitudes of the Vatican, and those of the faithful, was highlighted by a recent poll in selected countries commissioned by Univision, an American Spanish-language television network.

The big challenge in reducing end-of-life spending, highlighted by a recent study in Science, is that it is hard to know which patients are in their final year.... ..This shows that it's just very hard to know in advance who will die soon with much certainty," said Amy Finkelstein, an MIT economist and an author of the study.

Some of the problems involved in requiring companies to declare the proportion of non-British staff on their books was highlighted by a recent Commons written answer in which the Home Office admitted it could not provide the information about its own employees.

The Kubilius government has won praise for averting bankruptcy and returning the economy to growth, but it has been criticized over declining living standards and increased emigration, a problem highlighted by a recent census showing that the country's population fell below three million earlier this year.

The RCC cannot touch the remaining ¥60 trillion or so of problem loans that still need to be sorted out.That these loans are souring dangerously was highlighted by a recent study by the Nikkei newspaper, based on data from the Financial Services Agency.