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In the U.S., a orthodox revolution led by a rising group of churchmen fiercely loyal to the agenda of John Paul II is underway.

A rising group of young officials with nationalist leanings in Mrs. Kirchner's government will have sway in molding Argentina's economic landscape after the YPF nationalization.

A rising group of young Indians conceives of class very differently: not as a fixed identity, but as a transient situation, and a situation that can change.

The subcommittee chairmen have been a frequent target of the Republican Study Committee, a rising group of junior House conservatives, for refusing to consider deep cuts in foreign aid and domestic social programs, and for the usual pork-barrel projects.

It has long divided the country, pitting a rising group of religiously observant Turks who govern the country against a once-powerful secular elite that has struggled to regain control over the Turkish state.

And the fastest rising group of poor families are the millennials: couples in their 20s who face stagnant wages, high rents and now tax credit cuts, and who slide into poverty when they have children: 30% of men in their 20s and 35% of women face rising household bills, with average earnings below the voluntary living wage.

She is an excellent example of the sentimental socialists involved in the Revolution of 1848 her record rather marred by her reluctance to associate herself closely with the rising groups of women engaged in their own struggle for civil and political rights.

Famille rose, ( French: "rose family") group of Chinese porcelain wares characterized by decoration painted in opaque overglaze rose colours, chiefly shades of pink and carmine.

They have inspired the fast-rising group of young American women on the tour.

And both had heavy involvement of players from the Sebastians, a fast-rising group of period-instrumentalists that opened its own season with a lively concert on Saturday.

The patients were also examined for the presence of dementia, and those who had dementia were classified into two groups: an early-rising group, comprising patients who were able to use a wheelchair within 48 hours of their operation; and a late-rising group of patients who did not start using a wheelchair until more than 48 hours after surgery.