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Many Norwegians believe their country must use the verdict as a platform to instigate an examination of the virtues or otherwise of mass immigration for its society.
The United States has since instigated regular examinations of its workers.
The discovery of the central role played by tumour angiogenesis in cancer progression and metastasis has not only led to the development of novel anti-cancer drugs specifically targeting this key biological process but also instigated the re-examination of conventional chemotherapy agents.
The furor comes as New Jersey instigates a new, statewide electronic examination system known as Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC, which has already been controversial, with many parents choosing to opt out of the system.
"As he is alleging collusion between himself, Mr Green and Mr Ahmad, we believe that the situation now requires judicial examination and recommend that Mr Green and Mr Ahmad instigate legal proceedings against Craig Whyte without delay".
Already from the beginnings of the century, however, there had been in Germany a change in Hegelian interpretation instigated by Wilhelm Dilthey's re-examination, in 1905, of the youthful manuscripts of Hegel and by the publication by one of Dilthey's principal disciples, Herman Nohl, of Hegels theologische Jugendschriften (1907; "The Theological Writings of Hegel's Youth").
While neither side was able to produce definitive proof of who instigated the clashes on Monday near the governor's palace in Rio, shortly after Pope Francis left the area, an examination of video recorded by witnesses, protesters and the police did appear to show undercover officers — called infiltrators by the protesters and intelligence agents by the authorities — at work.
Elkins instigates another clinch.
"Yes, AND" instigates progress.
