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Mirroring the recent rise in gaming's popularity, there were also some lesser-known titles amid the tributes to the likes of Cluedo and Ludo.

But, mirroring the recent reactions to the policy from retailers and leisure sector companies, its report highlights how the impact will be much bigger in certain sectors where low pay is more prevalent.

Hofstra cited lack of interest in its decision to fold, but Stony Brook believes it is a program on the rise, mirroring the recent success of its basketball and lacrosse teams.

Overall, the paper provides academic support for the convenience of reforms that effectively eliminate the alternative early retirement routes via unemployment (e.g., mirroring the recent legislative changes implemented in Germany and Finland).

This storyline will strike a chord for many as it touches on sexual assault and consent, mirroring the recent Nate Parker headlines in an almost eerie fashion.

He wrote that "the web of relationships doesn't feel particularly fresh, mirroring the recent spate of nighttime teen serials", but he felt the pilot was an "edgier treatment", noting that it "isn't screwing around" by addressing topics including abortion, drugs, homosexuality and racism.

The idea mirrors the recent political rebuilding process in Afghanistan, where Mr. Brahimi served as the United Nations' special envoy.

For the most part the nominees mirror the recent Emmy ceremonies, with the bulk of the nods going to established favorites like "The Sopranos" and "The West Wing".

This review mirrors the recent progress and challenges in the domain of silk-microfluidics for prospective avant-garde applications in the realm of biotechnology.

Above all, the collection of works on display at London's Asia House until October 13th is a record of the misery of life in the junta's prisons.The life story of Mr Htein Lin (who can be seen above sitting in front of one of his paintings) mirrors the recent history of Burma, as Myanmar was known before the army changed its name.

This phenomenon is shown most clearly in the record of the year category, which mirrors the recent female dominance of the Billboard top five with nominations – alongside Smith – for Iggy and Charli's Fancy (No 1 for seven weeks), Sia's Chandelier, Taylor Swift's Shake It Off (No 1 for three weeks), and Meghan Trainor's novelty ode to the larger bottom, All About That Bass (No 1 for eight weeks).