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The Department for Work and Pensions spokesperson told the Independent: "We have met with the Trussell Trust and routinely meet with a range of civil society organisations.

In April of 2009, the Mights flew to Duke University, in Durham, North Carolina, to meet with a range of specialists, including a geneticist named Vandana Shashi, whose clinical practice focusses on children with birth defects, intellectual disabilities, and developmental delays.

During the transition, Kushner met with a range of foreign officials to discuss the incoming Administration.

Ms. Jones's foster siblings have met with a range of fates.

Justice Carro's sentence was met with a range of reactions.

During her lifetime Piatt's poems met with a range of responses from 19th-century readers: some greeted them as the product of an American "genius".

THE street protests in Ferguson, Missouri have been met with a range of so-called non-lethal weaponry, including sonic blasters, rubber balls, stun grenades and tear gas.

With New Democracy getting the biggest share of the votes — a modest 18.8 percent — Mr. Samaras had met with a range of political leaders, including Alexis Tsipras, the leader of the Coalition of the Radical Left, or Syriza.

Grand Theft Auto Online was launched in the UK yesterday at noon, but players who tried to enter the game were frequently met with a range of error messages.

It's not the number of people you know but the variety of nonredundant contacts you make -- that Peter met with so many people isn't as important as whether he met with a range of people, each different than the others in terms of their knowledge of opportunities, gossip, etc".

Accordingly, Burger King's new bacon sundae, which launched last week and clocks in at five hundred and ten calories, eighteen grams of fat and sixty-one grams of sugar, has thus far been met with a range of skeptical reactions, from disappointment to mocking bemusement to scathing satire.