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An Obama blueprint should be declared in the spirit of the Arab League Initiative of 2002.

In his essay "The Oracle Suggests a Truce Between Science and Religion" (Feb. 28), William J. Broad argues that a truce should be declared in the "war between science and religion" because neither answers all the questions that humanity confronts.

A bill proposing that "terrestrial connection" between Purus and the rest of Peru by a highway – or even a railway – should be declared in the "public necessity and national interest" was submitted to Congress in April 2012, and approved by Congress's Commission for Transport and Communications in June.

Concerned that the ecosystem is collapsing, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) this month sent a delegation to the islands to determine whether this World Heritage Site should be declared "in danger".

Here the detailed information on the range of jittering is important, and this limitation caused by this insufficient separation should be declared in the Discussion section I have read this submission.

Each test should be considered in the context of all the data before reaching conclusions, and perhaps the only place where "significance" should be declared is in systematic reviews.

Mr. Campbell thinks the building should be declared a landmark in recognition of its role in American popular culture.

Anyone who opens a tin of Quality Street this December, pulls off the lid, inhales the fresh chocolaty, foil-wrapper air, then reaches immediately for the toffee penny should be declared mentally unwell in the gravest possible terms.

Although breast size was not included in the study design and in thus unavailable, it should be declared that the consecutive cases in this study have been derived from a wider pool of patients 1 1 randomly allocated to 24 and 96 cores (i.e. extension of our double-blind study [ 8]).

The case has been brought by Louis Olivier Bancoult, chairman of the Chagos Refugees Group, who has seized on the leaked cable to argue in the high court that the decision to impose an MPA by the then foreign secretary, David Miliband, in 2010, should be declared unlawful.

"I personally think from the information that is publicly available that the event should be declared a PHEIC," Aavitsland tells ScienceInsider in an e-mail.