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While Ecovillages tend to be newly built villages, grouping people together geographically, the residents of Transition Towns (TT) generally live more widespread from each other[21].

Disquiet about fairytales has become rather more widespread, for reasons distinct from Dawkins's hesitations: it arises from the recognition of fairytale territory as that land of pain that Campo evokes.

But after the widespread power failures from the snow in February and the even more widespread ones from the winds of March, many people asked an obvious question: We can't do better than this?

Large boutons from areas 9, 10, 32 and 46 were more widespread than from area 13 (Fig. 3).

Of the two the Medes were the more widespread and, from an Assyrian point of view, the more important group.

Later in the week, the organization faced more widespread attacks from armies of zombie computers in Europe, Russia and Asia that try to overwhelm Web sites with floods of requests.

It is hoped that in the future there will be a growing number of charitable bond products available with well-established track records, which will allow more widespread investment from the general public.

"Last year showed them -- a lot, lot, lot more widespread frustration from students and faculty".

It is now gaining more widespread recognition from unlikely places: companies with a history of pollution.

AIDS activists have long protested AbbVie for raising the prices of its immunodeficiency drugs, but if the company seeks an appeal there may be a stronger and more widespread blowback from the LGBT community.

As expected, the year of diagnosis was much more widespread, ranging from 1983 to 1998 (Table 1).