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The federal Liberals, who have made renewing the relationship with indigenous Canadians a priority, have signaled they are open to seeking a resolution outside the court system.

Clinton has made renewing a ban on assault weapons part of her gun violence prevention platform, a vow she repeated on Monday morning, telling CNN: "We can't fall into the trap set up by the gun lobby that says if you cannot stop every shooting you shouldn't try to stop any".

IN RECENT years India has made renewed diplomatic efforts to reach out to Africa.

They also made renewed efforts to cooperate with Russia against terrorism.

President Bush expressed grave concern, and some members of Congress made renewed calls for legislation to ban the practice outright.

As part of Operation Grange, police have made renewed appeals on television in the UK, Ireland Netherlands and Germany with a photograph simulating how Madeline would look now, aged nine.

British police launched their own investigation into Madeleine's disappearance earlier this year, called Operation Grange, and recently made renewed appeals for information on television in the UK, Holland and Germany.

British detectives launched a fresh investigation into the youngster's disappearance in July last year - two years into a review of the case - and made renewed appeals on television in the UK, Ireland Netherlands and Germany.

When his poetry began to resurface in France in the eighteen-eighties (thanks to Verlaine, who made renewed efforts to publish it), he had vanished so completely that he was often referred to as "the late Arthur Rimbaud".

British detectives launched a fresh investigation into the youngster's disappearance in July 2013 - following a 2011 review called Operation Grange - and made renewed appeals on television in the UK, Ireland Netherlands and Germany.

But as the two candidates turned their advertisements on each other, Mr. Kerry and Senator John Edwards of North Carolina made renewed, last-minute advertising pushes that many strategists have credited as helping them rejuvenate their campaigns.