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However, in Scotland at least, Mass of Blessed John Henry Newman has not made a widespread impact.
Le Parisien reported that Kermiche had recently made a widespread appeal for money, and treated those who refused – the majority – as unbelievers or infidels.
Gronda, a gynecologist from Jujuy in northern Argentina, felt that the public health system was failing to help the poor, so he made a widespread call for a private health care system that would serve the poor.
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In Kenya, however, Rapid Results Initiatives are making a widespread and lasting difference.
On the other hand, without significant penetration of these vehicles, the demand for hydrogen would be insufficient to make a widespread conventional refuelling infrastructure economic.
But while it may not make a widespread mark on busting brain myths in education, it's an excellent start, and it's great to see these sorts of initiatives being funded.
Pawn shops prosper in hard times Jump to media player The pawnbroker shop is making a widespread comeback as the difficult economic conditions continue to squeeze household incomes.
Urevick-Ackelsberg and other public interest lawyers represent evicted tenants on an individual basis, but the volume of cases is far too great for them to make a widespread impact.
Jazz started out as, and mostly remains, an improvised music, whereas improvisation went out of style in European classical music centuries ago and has yet to make a widespread return (aside from anomalies like Lutoslawski's limited free-form passages and Gabriela Montero's encores).
It can be concluded, however, that AGEI was a significant force in making a widespread and meaningful contribution to improving girls' education across Sub-Saharan Africa using a multi-country approach.
The Khmer Rouge regime (1975 79) of Cambodia made a particularly widespread and brutal use of forced labour.
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