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(AP) HARTFORD: TROOPER CHIEF CRITICIZED -- The state troopers' union is questioning the recent deployment of new troopers, saying Arthur L. Spada, the public safety commissioner, appears to be failing to honor his promise to increase patrols in eastern Connecticut.

Monroe is also an active campaginer on the issue of food poverty and last week at the House of Commons handed in a petition questioning the recent escalation of the use of British food banks and calling for an emergency debate on the extent of hunger in the UK.

I just received a press release from Stuckism International saying that a stuckist lawyer, Leo Goatley, has written to the culture minister questioning the Tate's recent statement that Sir Nicholas Serota's seven-year contract no longer needs renewing and becomes a lifetime appointment.

Soros is not alone in questioning the legitimacy of the recent spurt in stock prices.

Today former Iranian president Rafsanjani called for greater freedom of expression in Iran -- "within the framework of the law" -- and asked for the release from prison of protesters who had been arrested for questioning the outcome of the recent presidential election.

A scholar of rare critical flair, he spent much of his lecture questioning the glossy perfection of recent performances, saying that the score's darker energies have been "resisted, rejected, repressed".

C1 Enron's Billions The Securities and Exchange Commission is stepping up its investigation of the Enron Corporation by questioning the company about its recent disclosure that it may have overstated the value of its assets by up to $24 billion in the last year, according to company executives.

However, there have been several recent reports questioning the heat transfer enhancement of nanofluids[10 16].

Our study is especially relevant in light of recent work questioning the existence of a bilingual advantage.

Recent studies questioning the plausibility of reported mortality benefits among vaccinated elderly persons may themselves be based on assumptions that are susceptible to important limitations and multiple biases.

Recent studies questioning the correctness of using a low-resolution, porous-continuum model for simulating natural convection within an enclosure saturated with fluid and having discrete solid blocks uniformly distributed within it, are reviewed and expanded here.