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Further evidence comes from an experiment in which subjects learned to navigate in a virtual town, a task largely soliciting hippocampal activity.

Nassau police and prosecutors announced Monday the arrests of more than 100 men -- including lawyers, doctors and college professors -- on charges that in recent years have gone largely unprosecuted in the county: soliciting prostitutes.

Frisk, who is known on the site by his screen name, Fed-X, has been accused by detractors of exploiting a vulnerable and largely female membership by encouraging dependence; soliciting contributions as if the site were a charitable cause and not an ad-sponsored business; and promoting dodgy ventures like a print magazine that some subscribers say they never received.

The figures do not count millions in additional so-called soft money contributions, which are largely unregulated, that the two candidates have been energetically soliciting.

Largely he is out and about at First's businesses, partially soliciting ideas for improving the business, partly "publicising employee benefits", including promoting share ownership (Barker holds 60,000) and the idea of employee directorships itself.

The exposure determination was largely related to questions about proximity to electrical machinery, rather than soliciting more general information about the tasks carried out.

ABC, part of the Walt Disney Company, is returning to the business of soliciting shows wherever it can find them, instead of relying largely on Disney's Touchstone Television division.

The inspector general's inquiry, commissioned after 13 agents were suspected of drinking and soliciting prostitutes in Cartagena, Colombia before a visit by Obama in 2012, largely exonerated the secret service management, concluding that the incident was isolated and not indicative of a broader problem within the agency.

Many local health departments did not have a structured process for notifying or soliciting case reports from health care providers in the community other than those in hospitals, largely because they did not have reliable contact information for private providers or a sure means to reach them rapidly.

They are soliciting tips.

Police are soliciting tips.