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Two prominent groups, the Washington-based Freedom House, and the Stefan Batory Foundation, which was founded in Poland by the financier George Soros, were asked by the State Department to organize the parallel meeting, featuring speeches by human rights figures from around the world.
The scientific world is concerned enough that two prominent groups, the National Cancer Institute and the Institute of Medicine, have begun examining the Duke case; they hope to find new ways to evaluate claims based on emerging and complex analyses of patterns of genes and other molecules.
One prominent group, the Union of Concerned Scientists, is preparing a report expressing skepticism about improvements made in diesel technology.
The ouster by the prestigious and prominent group, the Association of American Universities, was particularly painful to Nebraska since the university was one of its earliest members, admitted in 1909.
On Monday, I asked another prominent group, the Orthodox Union, if it had anything to say on the conviction of Mr. Weberman.
The most prominent groups are the Schickeria München, the Inferno Bavaria, the Red Munichs '89, the Südkurve '73, the Munichmaniacs 1996, the Red Angels, and the Red Sharks.
Among the most prominent groups are the Rajputs, who inhabit the central Thar.
The Lung Association has been one of the more prominent groups cheering the new regulations.
Proteasomes are important for controlling the expressions of many proteins, one of the most prominent groups being the cell cycle regulating proteins.
Raliance comprises three prominent groups in the industry: California Coalition Against Sexual Assault, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center and the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence.
And then there's Rush, one of the most prominent groups of the 1970s and '80s prog rock movement whose fans have been screaming at the proverbial windmills for the 13 years that the band has been eligible.
