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"Patriots, we must back the #NRA in their efforts to preserve our liberties," one person wrote on Twitter.

I think that, in their efforts to preserve specifically regional programmes, regulators and politicians lost sight of the bigger issue, the sustainability of network programmes from outside London.

A job is not on his wish list, Mr. Dodson said, but he would not mind helping African countries and members of the African diaspora in their efforts to preserve and interpret their heritage.

Save the Children has compiled the first ever league table ranking 60 developing nations in their efforts to preserve the lives of their youngest citizens.

The three most prevalent barriers were disruptions in daily structure (routine), competing demands (routine) and self-sacrifice (psychosocial).Women discussed the challenges they face in their efforts to preserve their commitment to exercise in light of the other, often competing demands placed upon their time, energy and resources.

But Mr. Nolling insists that whatever the euro's advantages, in practice policy makers have gone too far in their effort to preserve the single currency.

In the course of their efforts to preserve their ability to have a child together, they both signed off on the consent form presented to them by their fertility clinic, in which they stated that they had mutually agreed to have any remaining embryos destroyed should the two no longer be married.

When the World Wildlife Fund became involved in 1999 in efforts to preserve the jungles of Sabah, "we had to prove that we weren't wasting money on zoo animals," Dr. Stuewe said.

Arkansas, Georgia, South Dakota, Texas and Tennessee have all passed laws to keep secret their execution recipes in efforts to preserve their relationship with suppliers.

The wonderful folks at Sadhana, who have taken seva to a new level with their consistent efforts to preserve matre bhumi in New York City.

The Office of Digital Humanities, created in 2009 to support the growing field, awarded 32 new start-up grants, all $50,000 or less, to projects that include a conference to help speakers of endangered languages in efforts to preserve their languages digitally, and an educational computer game to teach middle schoolers about Indian earthworks.