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Government officials of India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (B.J.P ., which is pro-Hindu-nationalist, backed the move, and one leader in particular called for "stringent action" against anyone raising "anti-national slogans," fuelling the charge against the student protesters.

After spending much of Tuesday on television where he bemoaned the state of Europe (Brussels, in particular), called for the legalization of torture, and pledged to eliminate the visa-waiver program that allows residents of certain foreign countries to visit the United States without going through a lengthy application process come evening, Donald Trump switched media platforms.

In Turkey, there is a growing sense of frustration shared by the Syrian rebels that the West, the United States in particular, called for Mr. Assad to leave power, only to sit quietly on the sidelines as the crisis transformed into a bloody civil war.

The climactic scene depicting the mysterious beach near the galactic core where Arroway makes contact, in particular, called for major visual innovations.

The CASTER design for NASA's proposed Black Hole Finder Probe mission, in particular, calls for a 6 8 m2 hard X-ray coded aperture imaging telescope operating in the 20 600 keV energy band, putting significant constraints on cost and readout complexity.

In some ways, the recent activity by the Obama administration could be viewed as a push toward a more EU-like approach here in the U.S. In particular, calls for greater uniformity in data security laws in the U.S. have already begun.

This guidance in particular, calls for service delivery approaches that are acceptable and appealing to KP and that will also reduce disparities in coverage and access to HIV services [ 26].

These proteins belong to the SNARE family and one SNARE protein in particular, called VTI11, is required for auxin to be able to both alter the appearance of the vacuoles and restrict the growth of root epidermal cells.

Field has written to the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, about his concerns – in particular calling for individuals to be allowed to record their assessments.

Failing to act on that particular call for reform won't just cost teachers a proper wage, or children a decent education – it will cost lives.

The study provides recommendations for further AWE research, and in particular calls for more research that places emphasis on how AWE can be integrated effectively in the classroom to support writing instruction.