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The Sri Lanka Muslim Congress (SLMC), formed in response to the plight of Muslims in the east, has not done well in the south, where Muslims often align themselves with mainstream parties.

He did not particularly want to run for the White House, he suggested to the crowd, but rather he and his wife were reluctantly acting out of a sense of duty and in response to the plight of the nation.

House 1 was measured in response to the plight of a family after a paint contractor power sanded all exterior paint from the weatherboards.

Disappointed by America's failure to stand up for human rights, Bass sees a more inspiring example in "India's democratic response to the plight of the Bengalis".

He attended several conferences, Ms. Fink wrote, and "engaged in provocative and violent rhetoric, proselytizing a violent response to the plight of the Palestinians".

Our government's response to the plight of children, isolated and afraid in makeshift camps from Lesbos to Calais, should be focused entirely on their best interest.

"This should be done in the same spirit of mutual respect and humanitarian compassion which characterized the European response to the plight of the Benghazi children and their families".

It is also a moral question emblematic of the Allied response to the plight of the Jews during the Holocaust.

It is hoped that this information should be able to trigger early preparation and early response to the plight of pastoralists and agro-pastoralists.

It accused Western nations of an "abhorrent" response to the plight of those driven out of their countries, noting that of the 4 million Syrian refugees only 150,000 have been taken in by European Union countries.

The Left's flimsy response to the plight of Muslim women is surely born of understandable causes.