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Tendai Biti, the secretary general of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, protested the government's decision to delay the presidential runoff up to 90 days.

Australia committed to Unesco's world heritage committee that it would reduce nitrogen runoff by up to 80% by 2025.

The court's action, coming two days before a presidential runoff, set up a showdown with the Islamists who controlled Parliament.

Yusuf Nuristani, the chairman of Afghanistan's independent election commission, announced an unexpectedly high turnout of more than eight million voters in the June runoff vote, up by more than 20% from the first round of the election in April.

Although both candidates have pledged to support the peace treaty with Israel, the runoff set up a stark choice between the Brotherhood's vows to unite Palestinian factions in order to increase pressure on Israel to recognize a Palestinian state and Mr. Shafik's pledges of continuity with positions of the former government.

All plots with > 50% vegetation cover had no runoff with up to 55 mm h− 1 of simulated rain.

The results show that even a few millimeters of storage can reduce the mean annual runoff by up to 20% when compared to a traditional roof and that the mean annual runoff is not linearly related to the storage.

With an increase from 0 to 59% of land coverage protected by various soil and water conservation practices within the basin, sediment load reduced by at least five times and runoff by up to three times.

She trails in a possible runoff match-up with Bill Thompson, even as she was tied with Weiner.

About half of the city's subway stations have their storm water runoffs hooked up to the municipal system, environmental officials said.

The CNN poll is the first since early October to test a two-way runoff match-up between Nunn and Perdue and the only poll since July to show Nunn running ahead (51 to 47) in that contest.