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Hammarskjöld was forced to resign; he was followed by a Conservative government and shortly afterward by a Liberal one, both of which conducted a more-diplomatic trading policy with the Allies.

Proceeds from diamond sales were used to buy arms and war matériel for the rebel groups, some of which conducted extremely violent campaigns that brought great suffering to civilians.

Three of the most well-established schemes were chosen, all of which conducted and disseminated regular audit.

We report findings of 3 cross-sectional surveys, 1 each of which conducted in Zhejiang in 1999, 2004, and 2008.

This overview found 18 systematic reviews (12 of which conducted a meta-analysis) addressing topics related to counselling, case management and/or health promotions for people living with HIV/AIDS.

We identified six subsequent reviews that were found to be relevant to continuing medical education, all of which conducted narrative synthesis and did not assess the quality of the included primary studies; one had a relatively limited scope of only focusing on older patients.

Lawrence S. Eagleburger, a former secretary of state, was chairman of the International Commission of Holocaust-Era Insuranconducted, which conductalksalks between the claimants and Germany's Remembrance, Responsibility and Future Foundation.

Mehdi also comments on Iraqi men who come to Mashhad looking to patronize the city's sizeable population of sex workers, many of which conduct business through a Shia system of 'temporary marriage' known in Iran as sigheh.

Empirical evidences from diverse nations revealed that the period is characterized by a number of misbehaviours of which conduct disorder is paramount.

Reporters Without Borders has been investigating countries that operate some of the most restrictive and oppressive areas of cyberspace, in its new report, 'Enemies of the Internet.' Syria and Iran join China, Bahrain and Vietnam on top of the list of five spy states -- all of which conduct continuous online surveillance, that can lead to serious human rights violations.

Decisions are also imminent from the University of Edinburgh, which conducted a staff and student consultation that was overwhelmingly in support of divestment.