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But the chiefs of all three Israeli intelligence agencies -- Mossad, Shin Bet and Military Intelligence -- have been replaced in the past year and those objections were partly overcome, according to Israeli officials and analysts.

Analysis of Indian multilingualism during the 19th and 20th centuries looked at it as a "problem" to be overcome, according to a research paper published on the Evaluations and Language Resources Distribution Agency Website.

Beyond basic needs, there were cultural aspects to overcome, according to Afia.

Part of the way the CPI operates is to identify challenges in industry – such as the windowless plane – and develop ways to overcome them, according to Helliwell.

"Unattractive pricing and the lack of high-impact marketing are the biggest obstacles sellers of these home must overcome today," according to Bright.

Shakhtar, champions in Ukraine, will be "heroes" if they overcome Bayern according to their manager Mircea Lucescu as his side are still playing home fixtures away from the Donbass Arena because of conflict in the area.

And secondly, this problem would be overcome gradually according to the progress on the available information and generation of physical/chemical models that would replace the qualitative estimates based on EJ [6, 7, 8].

Help to overcome trauma According to the United Nations agency for refugees (UNHCR), to date, there are 332,297 Syrian refugees registered or waiting to be registered, and seeking shelter in Lebanon – 52 per cent are children.

Metzger claimed that the chronological empiricism that was the foundation of the work of her French colleagues was not verifiable, because the primitive mentality that modern scientists had supposedly overcome was, according to Metzger, still around us and very productive in fact.

The woman, Jennifer McCusker, 41, was apparently trying to rescue her 2-year-old twins from their cribs when she was overcome by smoke, according to the authorities.

Verizon Hall, the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra, is in need of major reconstruction to overcome acoustical problems, according to a report by the hall's original sound designer.