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Avotaynu, an organization based in New Jersey that specializes in Jewish genealogy, has published a host of books on research.

Pakistani media have published a host of angry editorials, and street protests greeted a U.S. congressional delegation to Islamabad shortly after I introduced House Concurrent Resolution 104.

Sinai Province has developed a media production operation, and has published a host of propaganda videos online.

Sanders and his colleagues asked for the FCC to publish a host of cable and broadband pricing data, so consumers could see how much they pay compared to customers in other areas.

His website publishes a host of government documents, like building codes, court decisions and, just recently -- having bought a paper copy of the D.C. code for $803.00, plus tax and shipping, then ripping it apart and scanning it before the new digital version became available -- the laws of the District of Columbia.

The topics covered in this collection span a wide range, with most highlighting rather recent advances published across a host of journals.

She also wrote a biography of Lacey Kirk Williams, a renowned president of the National Baptist Convention; another novel, Angie Brown, that was never published; and a host of plays that her students at I. M. Terrell High School performed.

This goal, outlined in a "road map" published this year, presents a host of challenges.

Overstreet has published testimonials from a host of former Movieguide employees who say that their reviews were often retrofitted with feverish rhetoric.

In an open letter expected to be published on Wednesday, a host of trade bodies representing technology firms will lay out 12 policy recommendations including pledging support for the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, urging more "narrowly targeted government access to user data" and recognition of encryption as a "critical security tool".

The track operator earlier this week published a report admitting a host of problems had plagued the planned works, which were scheduled for the holidays to minimise disruption.