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"The companies are more aggressive in trying to exclude conditions from policies," Joe Garagiola Jr., the Arizona general manager, said.

India has played a key role in trying to exclude the Maoists from power and also in persuading America, Britain and Nepal's former government that extending UNMIN's role would only slow down the peace process.

India, who is fighting a war with Maoist rebels within its own borders, has played a key role in trying to exclude the Nepali Maoists from power.

In trying to exclude the whims and concerns of organized pressure groups from global health policy making, and lumping well-reasoned normative opinions together with whims, the trend of evidence-based global health has discredited the explicit use of normative starting points that are at the heart of global health.

At its most complex, this results in males trying to exclude their females from other males by force – leading to social organisations based on harems that are defended by the size of your antlers (or your wallet).

Its principal character was a wife who fights her jealous mother-in-law, who is always trying to exclude her, by turning up to a party dressed in a football shirt and red knickers, and propositioning every man in sight.

The editors of the "Revolt in Alternative" pages are trying to exclude the old political elite, because so much of Slovene politics in the last quarter of a century has seen the recycling of faces.The point is to activate citizens according to Mr Videmsek.

"In London, they are trying to exclude gulls from all of the buildings because otherwise they will just be moving the issue on". Pigeon control was usually carried out on public health grounds, she said, while gulls were targeted by some authorities because they can be aggressive.

As it was in Iraq, U.S. policy in Afghanistan is still premised on trying to exclude from power people who are opposed to a long-term U.S. military presence.

In doing so, we were trying to exclude asthma patients, but it is not possible to do this using self-reported physician diagnosis criteria.

Some people in the office of the director of National Intelligence questioned the expansion, but officials who reported to Trump didn't want to risk irritating him by trying to exclude his son-in-law and other new additions.