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Worse, pensions are organised largely at the municipal level, and are not easily portable.

They organised, largely through secular movements, and took to the streets, often in violent protest.

It is inexcusable that Europe has failed to overhaul its system, which is supplied by a ridiculous 34 different providers organised largely around national boundaries.

The movement, organised largely through Facebook and Twitter, was sparked by a police officer in Toronto, who paid a visit three months ago to Osgoode Hall Law School to advise students on how to stay safe.

In many other countries, too, there is a sense that politics has mutated since the 1960s from an activity organised largely around parties to one organised around specialised interest groups on the one hand (such as America's gun lobby) and broader protest and social movements on the other (such as the women's movement, environmentalism and consumerism).

They have been organised largely by young people through social media.

Bad enough that a majority of Hong Kong's people, according to opinion polls, would rather not return to the sovereignty of a state still organised on largely Leninist lines.

It was he who organised and largely procured the money for the CIA's most successful covert operation, the backing in the 1980s of the mujahideen of Afghanistan in their war against the Soviet invaders.

The poorest of the country's many sects, the Shia emerged during the 1975-90 civil war as a highly organised force, largely due to the tenacity and discipline of Hizbullah, the militia-cum-party that took the lead in hounding Israel out of its long, messy occupation of the Shia-dominated south.

But they are today much less likely to self-organise into largely charitable groups.

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