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For now, the 2014 Gay Games will be a test run of a large scale attempt to align sexual identity with environmental values.

[1] The Facebook Messages product is arguably the first step in the first large scale attempt to consolidate all these communication channels and create a central stream for directed information.

In late 1796, after prompting from representatives of the United Irishmen (a society dedicated to ending British rule of the Kingdom of Ireland), the French Atlantic Fleet launched a large scale attempt to invade Ireland, known as the Expédition d'Irlande.

This study represents the first large scale attempt to quantify different dimensions of individual manifestations of AIDS-related stigma in urban India.

The case of the Innlandet Hospital Trust stands out because it was the first large scale attempt to change structures after the change in ownership in 2002.

The project, founded in 2009, replaced the 1986 Ganga Action Plan, the last large-scale attempt to address the pollution.

Any large-scale attempt to cross the strait would be obvious for weeks ahead of time as China massed men and equipment on its shores.

There is, at present, no serious large-scale attempt to convert to either thorium or breeder reactors anywhere in the world, making widespread closures of traditional uranium fuelled reactors within a decade a real possibility.

The study, given early release on Wednesday by The New England Journal of Medicine, is the military's first large-scale attempt to gauge the effect of mild head injuries — concussions, many of them from roadside blasts — which some experts worry may be causing a host of unrecognized neurological deficits.

He has brought in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to distribute mosquito nets for every one of two hundred and fifty thousand people in and around the buffer zone — the first large-scale attempt to provide universal malaria protection to a population.

The first large-scale attempt to find out will take place this weekend, when half a million people will be counting the birds on their bird tables, patios and frozen lawns, in the Big Garden Birdwatch of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.