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"By shutting out the world, including human rights monitors, Sudan is only reinforcing concern that it is trying to hide heinous crimes," Bekele said.  .

But the study also reinforces concerns that have been raised both inside and outside the agency that its 50 offices vary significantly in their handling of claims.

Britain's ambassador to Libya, Sir Dominic Asquith, narrowly escaped injury last June when his convoy in Benghazi was hit by rocket-propelled grenades, reinforcing concerns that the city's police and government militia may have been infiltrated.

But across the euro zone, almost 5.5 million young people are unemployed — out of a total of 17 million jobless, a 15-year high — reinforcing concerns that the economic plight of the Continent is producing a "lost generation".

Crude oil rose after a report by the International Energy Agency reinforced concern that demand will outpace production later this year.

Yet Dr. Whitehead said that more recent experiments he has performed on the killifish in collaboration with Fernando Galvez, a colleague at Louisiana State University, reinforce concern that oil has affected the fish's biology.

"The BBA report is an unappetising set of data that can only reinforce concern that tight credit conditions continue to pose a significant obstacle to economic activity," he said.

As the age of childbearing couples increases throughout the developed world, the study's findings reinforce concern that men, too, have biological clocks: The sperm of older men show greater rates of spontaneous genetic mutation.

Government reports released Wednesday reinforced concerns that the economy was facing severe headwinds.

For officials in the Czech Republic, the Greek drama reinforced concerns that the eurozone was not stable.

With eurozone consumers clearly struggling, the data will reinforce concerns that the region could slip closer towards deflation.