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The root of the problem is, again, widespread resentment of rich Kathmandu and its pampered elite.
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Fires were again widespread from ca. 1801 to ca. 1925, associated with European exploration and settlement and warm conditions.
Noteworthy is again the widespread expression of miR-21, miR-24 and miR-205, already addressed in cells.
The world's largest land animal is again threatened with widespread slaughter.
In 2007, a deeply flawed presidential election triggered widespread violence; in 2013, the electoral process was again mired in controversy, though the country escaped widespread violence.
But she was again in the spotlight on Election Day after widespread voting problems.
The manual was again updated in 2003 [ 28] and has since undergone five reprintings, a testament to its widespread distribution.
Ozonolysis, as a lignocellulosic biomass pretreatment, goes back to 80s; however, in the last years it is becoming widespread again owing to its efficiency and mild operation conditions.
Though once again widespread, koala populations are now scattered and separated by urban areas and farmland, which makes them locally vulnerable to extinction.
Simply the latest incarnation of corporate thievery, it appears that this practice is once again particularly widespread in the high-tech sector.
The education of girls has been sacrificed in Afghanistan, and again, the problem is more widespread.
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