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The protesters' message spreads virally through social networks, making it impossible to suppress and highlighting the extent of public support for revolution.

Recent research from O2 suggests that by 2020 the UK will need 2.3 million digitally skilled workers, highlighting the extent of the expanding technology talent gap and a dearth of capabilities that are relevant to businesses today.

Nonetheless, the National Congress has proven an initial hit with voters; on July 26th the alliance's first public demonstration, in Colombo, attracted an estimated 50,000 people, highlighting the extent of popular dissatisfaction with Mr Rajapakse.

The major parties draw their power from rural constituencies, and by highlighting the extent of the country's urbanization, a census would lead to the creation of new urban constituencies.

"This very modest reversal in the demand picture is already being felt in the key measures of price expectations highlighting the extent of the challenge policymakers will face in addressing the housing crisis in the aftermath of the coming general election".

"The Chap report is the first major regulatory document in the federal government that's highlighting the extent of the new science on the risks of phthalates," says Erik Olson, senior strategic director of food and agriculture and health programs for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

But it also highlights the extent of the flow of people into the United Kingdom.

On Thursday, Growing Up!, an exhibition at the NLA's offices, will highlight the extent of the skyscraper development about to hit the capital.

The rise was welcomed by the health secretary, Patricia Hewitt, and public sector unions, but they said it also highlighted the extent of the problem.

A spokesman for the 6 April youth group, Ahmad Abd Allah, said the banning of the group highlighted the extent of Egypt's counter-revolution.

In the UK privacy laws have been used to highlight the extent of surveillance on a list of "domestic extremists" that includes activists and journalists.