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Hungary's foreign minister, Janos Martonyi, has now called for amendments to the media law.

Mr Karzai has now called for NATO-led forces to keep out of Afghan villages.

A bipartisan chorus of lawmakers has now called for banning shutdowns.

It was more than just talk; Zhao had now called for a political action.

Tsipras has now called for a vote of confidence, likely to be held next week.

The state's governor vetoed it, so the legislature has now called for a study of the effectiveness of capital punishment.

Leading children's charities have now called for more funding nationally for research into the behaviour of sex offenders.

The originality of the book is the suggestion that an organised "Resistance" is now called for, just like in 1940.

But serious economists are also pondering anew whether some curbs on capital flows are now called for.

Miss Gabor has now called for a long-term study of the waters, saying she is confident it will show that all is well.

In this century, civil asset forfeiture has mutated into what's now called "for-profit policing" in which police departments and state and federal law enforcement agencies indiscriminately seize the property of citizens who aren't drug kingpins.