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It precipitated a range of significant institutional, legal and social changes regarding the rights of Indigenous people in Australia, including a 1967 referendum removing excessive state-level power over Aboriginal lives.

The award is a crowning achievement for Honda, which scrambled to put some shine back on its top-selling small car after a 2011 redesign precipitated a stunning series of setbacks, culminating with a denunciation by Consumer Reports magazine.

This can precipitate severe anaemia in subjects with a range of pre-existing conditions.

"This plan would ride roughshod over a range of refugees' fundamental rights, and enforcing it could well precipitate the very insecurity Kenya says it's trying to prevent," said Gerry Simpson, a senior researcher for HRW.

Collectively, their discoveries profoundly altered modern-day understanding of the disease and precipitated the development of a class of immune therapies for a range of cancers.

Today's news follows a major setback for free speech in China when Apple pulled a range of popular VPN apps from its Chinese App Store.

Precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) is a widely used mineral in a range of different applications.

The handling of Brexit may have precipitated the final departure for the original seven defectors - but they were keen to stress a range of issues, including anti-Semitism and complaints of internal intolerance.

The suspension is the latest setback for CPP, which sells insurance packages to protect against a range of problems from identity theft to pest extermination in homes.

The room precipitates a visual meltdown of practically Byzantine glory.

This means they are failing to grow well and lack of height can be a marker of a whole range of developmental setbacks including cognitive impairment.