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The report pointed to new programs including study centers in five important undergraduate science courses; a residential summer program for 100 undergraduates doing research with science and engineering professors; and a lecture series on issues for women in science.

Other artists have molded their previous pieces to work within the space, such as Achiampong with an installation and presentation from his series on issues of race and politics, Politicmen, and Kvesitadze with her kinetic sculpture, Man and Woman. .

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She then ran through a series of issues on which she said Pawlenty has failed to represent conservatives: a government mandate for individuals to have health insurance, cap and trade, and the 2008 government bailout of Wall Street banks.

Lautenberg and Wisniewski cited King's conservative viewpoints on a series of issues including abortion, rape and spending as reasons to call on Christie to stay in New Jersey.

There was further bad news for Lancaster with England hooker Dylan Hartley receiving a yellow card in the Northampton defeat in the wake of a series of issues with his on-field discipline.

Pensioner Gillian Duffy had challenged Mr Brown on a series of issues ranging from benefits to immigration.

In the two states where he holds an advantage overall, Mr. Obama has consistently outperformed Mr. Romney on a series of issues, including international affairs, health care and Medicare.

"On a series of issues, to use a term that comes from the 1930s, cities and states have become laboratories of democracy," the mayor said.

But he also said that Asian leaders would be eager to see whether the United States adopts a unilateralist tone with them, expecting them to follow the American lead on a series of issues.

Although he was elected as a Republican, Mr. Bloomberg was a lifelong Democrat, holds liberal views on a series of issues, and has appointed Democrats to a number of high-level positions.