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Domestic left-wing or anarchist terrorism has a long history in Greece and is more prevalent there than almost anywhere else in Europe.

Furthermore, we noted a particular problem in urban Zambia of headache on ≥15 days/month, much of it probable MOH (pMOH), which was far more prevalent there than in any other country studied [24].

The researchers said they believed autism was no more prevalent there than anywhere else; they had simply looked more thoroughly.

Although such devices are becoming more prevalent, there is very little known about their usability.

Ironically, Trichopoulos said that even as the study shows the possible benefits of the traditional Greek work habits, uninterrupted, American-style workdays are becoming more prevalent there.

Even on the continent where LA-MRS ACC398 is much more prevalent there is no clear evidence of food being linked to infection in people.

Ice is more prevalent and there's a lot of ice out there at the moment.

Sure, laptops and cell phones were more prevalent, but there were plenty of people cracking spines during their layovers.

"Chinese boxes are more prevalent when there is plenty of cheap money from banks," says Emma Marcegaglia, president of Confindustria, Italy's leading business group.

Nevertheless, some professionals believe prebuilding has become even more prevalent, although there are no statistics to prove the point — brokerage companies typically don't track office spaces that small.

"But in my opinion now, because it has become a little more prevalent and there have been a few more cases of it, the ICC should come out and say if you are caught match-fixing you are banned for life and that is what we should do to protect the game.