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"Today, we're launching a test to limit forwarding that will apply to everyone using WhatsApp," the company said in a blog post, but it has singled out its service in the subcontinent for even more special treatment.

"It has singled out the District and its women for unfair and unequal treatment," she added.

It has singled out 52 candidates in the recent election, including 22 from Mr Allawi's slate.

It has singled out the East End towns because it says that elected officials there will soon be making crucial decisions about land and groundwater preservation.

For Yahoo in particular, India is an interesting market: last year the company claimed to have a 60% market share in search in the country, and it has singled out mobile as a way to hold on to that and grow its ad revenues there.

The Gore campaign managed to virtually guarantee favorable publicity in the cities and markets it had singled out through its band of real people.

Last week Emily's List said it had singled out Los Angeles for intensive efforts to recruit, train and help finance female candidates, according to The New York Times.

The Customs Service said it had singled out DrinkOrDie because it was considered one of most sophisticated of the rings operating within a loose, global network.

Rather than have both its channels blank, the ABC complied.When news of the Chaser's canning broke, Clarence House responded to outcries by denying that it had singled out the ABC.

Equally clear was his frustration that, with the criminal case closed, there would be no further opportunities, in his courtroom at least, to find out why the government had behaved in this way, or why it had singled out Dr. Lee.

The Treasury Department said that it had singled out Hong Kong Electronics, which is located on Kish Island, Iran, because it had transferred millions of dollars of "proliferation-related" funds to North Korea from Iran.